100% Pure Essential Oils for Diffusers, Home Care, Car, Hair & Massage, Candle Making Scents, Fragrance, Aromatherapy, Humidifiers, Gifts -(10ml/(0.33 oz), Coriander)

This is an essential oil that packs a punch; I've no doubt that it's pure. It comes in a small 10ml green glass bottle with a dropper top. The scent is very clean and fresh and smells exactly like coriander or cilantro. It's highly scented; you can smell it just by opening it and holding the open bottle 2 feet away. I think mixing just a few drops with a complementary scent would work great in a waterless diffuser. I wouldn't recommend ingesting it or putting it on your skin without a carrier oil. Overall, it's good quality, and a little goes a long way.

Review for 10ml CORIANDER essential oil: I was so surprised when I opened and smelled this - it seems very green and fresh over the woody coriander seed scent. Very pleasant, and already mood enhancing. I'll be using this in a mist difffuser, and perhaps a drop or 2 in food. As with all essential oils, use caution - they are powerful! Generally not recommended undiluted on skin. Very pleased.

This 10ml bottle of Labambi Valley coriander essential oil might be small, but the aroma really packs a punch. Its aroma is a combination of woodsy, herbaceous, spicy, and citrus notes. This product claims to be sustainably-sourced, pure, and made to exacting standards. Unfortunately, there is no squeeze dropper in the cap, but instead there is a dripper seal inset in the bottle top. However, it is hard to dispense drops of the oil that way, so use the seal dripper with care. Just the act of opening and sniffing the contents of this bottle caused my hands to smell strongly of coriander. If this happens to you, the best way to eliminate the oil on your hands is with an alcohol-based cleaning wipe followed by washing with soap and water. For aromatherapy, its effects have claimed to be everything from energizing to calm and soothing. There are a lot of questionable therapeutic claims for coriander essential oil as well, whether added to a carrier oil to create a massage oil or added to bath water. Personally, I think that a potent essential oil like this is really best for aromatherapy in a diffuser, because it can cause rashes if it comes in contact with skin. It also should be avoided by pregnant women and those with other sensitivities. It should never be used internally. Because of this oil's potency, even for aromatherapy purposes, I suggest you combine a only a few drops of it with other essential oils such as lavender, peppermint, lemon, line, ginger, cinnamon, or bergamot. Then add them to a carrier oil-based reed diffuser or a waterless diffuser. The price for a bottle of essential oil this small is a bit pricey, but if you use it sparingly in combination with other oils, it's acceptable.

Something smells very off from this essential oil. I was intending to use this as a scent for my kitchen but it doesn't even seem to smell like natural coriander, to me it smells like chemicals and rotten vegetables. I definitely do not care for it, and will definitely not be using this anywhere in my home.

I like using an expansive range of scents with our air purifier and coriander was one fragrance we had yet to try. This potent oil is supplied in a small bottle with a droplet dispenser nozzle. I personally do not find the aroma particularly appealing so it will join the other bottles in the back row of the essential oil storage box. As is the case with most essential oils, there are a host of claims regarding possible health benefits including ingestion but that's a total non-starter with me.

I used this in my diffuser and it filled the room with a nice aroma that I found soothing.

The coriander oil smells like a light, fresh leafy scent. The bottle is the typical smaller size, but it does have a stopper in the bottle so the oil will drip out slowly.

I got this Labambi Valley Coriander Essential Oil for various reasons. It arrived in a tamper-proof sealed box. Coriander comes from the Cilantro plant & is a fast-growing, aromatic, plant with several uses It has topical cleansing properties & can be added to daily facial cleanser to promote a clean, clear complexion. Coriander oil is known for blending well with minty, fresh essential oils like Peppermint Oil or Wintergreen Oil. My only problem with it is the smell. It has the smell of a “stink bug” & I just can’t get past it. If you are pregnant, thinking of getting pregnant or breastfeeding, do not use this product. It comes in a small spill-proof bottle but it definitely doesn’t take much so it should last awhile. Would Recommend. 4 Stars★★★★☆