Coriander
Common Name
Coriander Essential Oil
Scientific Name
Coriandrum Sativum
Ingredient Class
Essential Oil
Used in:
Mens Soap
Body Balm
Interesting Fact
Remarkably, coriander seeds were found in the tomb of Tutankhamun, and ancient Egyptian texts mention its use in love potions! The plant appears in one of the world’s oldest medical documents, the Ebers Papyrus (circa 1550 BCE). Today, modern research confirms many traditional uses, particularly its digestive benefits when used in aromatherapy.
Coriander essential oil delivers a unique combination of cleansing and soothing properties. Its natural antimicrobial qualities make it ideal for skincare, particularly in the Men’s Soap where it helps purify skin. Meanwhile, in the Body Balm, it works synergistically with other oils to moisturise while providing a refreshing scent. Many users appreciate its ability to help ease muscle tension when used in massage blends.
Origin
The Coriandrum sativum plant likely originated in the Mediterranean and Middle East, with evidence of cultivation dating back over 3,000 years. Ancient Greek physicians like Hippocrates valued it for its medicinal properties, while Roman soldiers used it to preserve meat. Today, major producers include Russia, India and Morocco, where the seeds are harvested when golden-brown for optimal oil quality.
Multiple Benefits:
Discover why coriander oil features in Simply Bee products:
- Firstly, it adds a fresh, herbal note to the Men’s Soap
- Secondly, it helps support healthy-looking skin in the Body Balm
- Additionally, its aroma may help promote mental clarity
- Moreover, it blends beautifully with citrus and woody essential oils
- Finally, it adds natural antimicrobial properties to skincare
Value-adds
- Antibacterial and Antimicrobial Properties
- Anti-Inflammatory Effects
- Anti-Aging Benefits
- Skin Tone Improvement
- Moisturising Properties
- Oil Control
