Coriander organic

Warming, uplifting, strengthening.

TAOASIS Organic Coriander Oil: Production & Organic Standard

We extract the TAOASIS organic coriander from controlled organic cultivation. In the process, the essence is extracted from the dried fruits by steam distillation. The 100% natural essential oil is certified with the TAOASIS organic seal, which guarantees compliance with sustainable and fair production.

How can I use organic coriander oil?

For aromatherapy, the use of organic coriander oil can be of high importance - either as a natural room fragrance or for aroma care of the skin. The use of coriander has been valued for thousands of years. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), coriander oil is a popular remedy, especially because of its positive influence on the digestive tract. Organic coriander oil, which smells slightly of lemon, combines invigorating and restorative properties, which is why it is often used in cases of general weakness and persistent fatigue. Also in case of loss of appetite, the essential oil can rekindle the desire to eat and stimulate the flow of saliva. For natural room fragrancing, organic coriander oil blends well with bergamot, rose, sandalwood or lemon combine.

Organic coriander oil for external use

The external application of organic coriander oil is suitable for rheumatic complaints as well as joint pain. In this case, the warming oil should always be mixed well with a base oil, without getting into the eyes and mucous membranes. Athletes use coriander oil increasingly as a component of pain-relieving ointments to treat sore muscles, tension but also cramps. However, it can just as well be applied to the skin without therapeutic purpose: For special aroma care of the skin, you can, for example, 8-10 drops of TAOASIS organic coriander oil with 50 ml TAOASIS almond oil in a container, mix well and gently massage into the skin - this invigorates both body and mind at the same time.

How does organic coriander oil work?

Organic coriander oil is said in aromatherapeutic literature to have a general strengthening, Antispasmodic and even aphrodisiac effect attributed. The latter property, which is due to its warming property, already made use of people in ancient times. Even today, coriander oil is considered a desire-increasing medicinal plant, which is often used in cases of frigidity. Many customers buy organic coriander oil as a source of energy when they feel dull or sick. It is also said to have a balancing and relaxing effect, which can promise relief from headaches caused by stress, for example.

Areas of application of organic coriander oil in the overview:
• Gastrointestinal problems
• Loss of appetite
• general weakness
• Frigidity
• headache
• fatigue
• rheumatism
• Joint pain
• Sore muscles
• Cramps
• Muscle tension