Coriander Oil

Coriander Oil IP, BP, USP (Indian, British, and United State Pharmacopoeia)
Coriander is an annual or biennial plant, It originated from Morocco. It reaches up to 1 Meter in height. The seeds have been used for many years by Egyptians. It has been also used by Greeks & Romans for its flavors in wine (You Should Know About Grapefruit Oil as flavoring in Wine)

Know Specifications of the Oil:

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS
Product	CORIANDER OIL
Botanical source	Coriandrum sativum L.
Family	Apiaceae
CAS NO.	8008-52-4
Appearance	Clear colorless pale yellow liquid
Odor	Characteristic spicy odour
Part of the plant used	Seeds
PHYSIO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES-
Acid value	Max.3.0
Relative density	0.786 -0.987
Refractive Index	Between 0.987 to 1.987
Optical rotation	(+4) to (+30) degree
Solubility	Miscible with alcohol and methylene chloride
Storage	In well well-fitted, air-tight container protected from light
	at a temperature not exceeding 25 Degree C.

Coriander oil history:
The word Coriander is derived from the Greek name 'Koris'. The seeds one coriander have been used as an aphrodisiac by Egyptians for thousands of years. Romans and Greeks used this oil as a flavor for their wines. Indians always use it for their cooking products.

Main Key Compounds & Their Properties:
• Linalool (65 to 78%): antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory. Contributes to the fragrance profile, soothing to irritated skin.
• Alpha-pinene (3 to 7%): antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, opens pores, and promotes clarity
• Gamma terpinene (1.5 to 8%): exhibits antioxidant activity, supports skin detoxification
• Limonene (1.5 to 5%): brightening, degreasing, and antimicrobial properties
• Para-cymene (0.5 to 4%): anti-inflammatory, supports active delivery, and stabilizes oxidative compounds.
• Camphor (3 to 6%): provides a mildly cooling effect, antimicrobial, stimulates circulation, supports wound healing, and purification.
• Alpha-terpineol (0.1 to 1.5%): Skin conditioning, anti-irritant, enhances sensory comfort in formulations.
• Geranyl acetate (0.5 to 4%): floral aroma contributor, calming, mild antibacterial, and skin-balancing effects.
• Geraniol (0.5 to 3%): acts as an antioxidant, tone-brightening, and fragrance enhancer.
Others: other compounds present in trace amounts, these include Terpinene-4-ol, Myrcene, Beta-Pinene, and Decanal (Aldehyde), etc., which provide Synergistic antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant activity with added penetration-enhancing and aromatic effects.


Coriander oil Industrial uses:
Coriander essential oil has been used in traditional medicine. It was found to improve blood glucose levels and acts as an antihyperglycemic agent. Since this natural oil extract from coriander seed (coriandrum sativum), as per its natural activities, it looks like colorless to pale yellow color liquid has sweet, spicy scent.

EXTRACTION PROCESS (How to Make?)
Coriander oil is extracted by steam distillation from the seeds of coriander. The percentage yield is 0.8-1.0 %
ORIGIN:

ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION:
Coriander plant grows better in well-drained loam & sandy soil.
Its growth can be inhibited by weeds so it should be planted on clean land.
After 4 years the coriander crop should not be cultivated.

4 Unique Pharma Uses:

1. Pure Coriander oil is used for gastric & digestion problems
2. It is very useful against a complaint of headache, chest pain, leprosy, cough & fever.
3. Externally, it can be applied for joint pain & rheumatism, sore throat, flatulence, vomiting, & catarrh
4. Coriander seed oil has antibacterial properties.

3 Unique Cosmetics Uses:

1. Coriander seed oil is used in perfumes, toothpaste & breath sweetener.
2. Coriander oil is used as a lotion to treat rheumatism.
3. It has uses in dentifrices.

3 Unique Food and Flavoring Uses:

1. Coriander seed oil is used widely for flavoring.
2. It is a main ingredient in chutney & sauces.
3. Coriander powder is the main ingredient in curry.

ABSTRACT:
The Chemical constituents of coriander oil are Linalool, borneol, cineole, dipentene, phellandrene, terpineol.

CONCOCTION:
Coriander oil blends with Cinnamon oil, bergamot, ginger, lemon, grapefruit, Neroli & orange oil

SAFETY MEASURE:
Eye Contact
If Coriander oil comes in contact with the eye, wash the eye with plenty of water for 15 minutes if serious condition then call a doctor immediately.
Skin Contact:
Remove contaminated clothes if coriander seed oil comes in contact with skin. Wash thoroughly with fresh water for at least 15 minutes. Contact a doctor immediately if irritations persist.
Inhalation:
If Coriander oil is inhaled in high concentration. Take the person to fresh air, if serious condition then call the physician immediately

STORAGE & HANDLING:

1. While handling, do not drink and smoke.
2. Do not leave the drum empty as an empty drum.
3. Maintain the proper cleanness and hygiene.
4. Keep the drum in a cool and dark place temperature below 25 A°.

TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION:
Over doses may be effective. If the high concentration is inhaled then remove a person in the fresh air and seek medical attention.

Coriander Oil: Where to Buy from India?
We, AOS Products, is largest Manufacturer and Exporter of coriander oil as for Food, Cosmetic and Pharma Industries in India. If you are looking to buy coriander oil in bulk and at a factory rate in India, you have only one option. There are several uses like coriander oil for hair and coriander oil for skin. Dear Buyers/ Importers, if you want to learn how to make coriander oil then we also welcome you. We offer coriander oil BP Grade as AOS Brand in Delhi India. We also sell it coriander oil online, so you may book your order. There are some side effects have coriander oil, you may learn with us. For more write us.