Coriander Seed Oil

Category: Essential Oil

Brief Description: Extracted from the seeds of the Coriandrum sativum plant, known for its sweet, spicy aroma. Prices range around $10-$20 per oz in the US.

Benefits: Has antioxidant properties and is used in skincare for its potential soothing and calming effects on the skin.

Skin type suitability/concerns: Suitable for most skin types, but patch testing is recommended for those with sensitive skin.

Target audience: Adults looking for skincare products with calming and soothing properties.

Chemical composition: Rich in linalool, gamma-terpinene, camphor, and other compounds.

Physical aspect: Clear to pale yellow liquid with a warm, spicy, slightly sweet aroma.

Compatibility: Blends well with citrus oils, floral oils, and spice oils such as cinnamon and clove.

Concentration: Usually used in low concentrations (up to 1%) in skincare products.

Side effects/adverse reactions: Can cause skin sensitivity in some people. Always conduct a patch test before using new products.

Regulatory status: Recognized as safe by the FDA when used in small amounts.

Sustainability/ethical considerations: Sustainably produced, but high demand may lead to over-harvesting.

Variants: There aren't significant variants of coriander seed oil, but coriander leaf (cilantro) oil does exist, offering a different aroma profile.