doTERRA essential oils CPTG essential oil: Cilantro EXP 2023 unopened brand new

EXP 2023 but still good to use Cilantro essential oil can be used to add and enhance flavor in food dishes. Aside from culinary uses, Cilantro essential oil shares the chemical component linalool with other tender-leaf herb essential oils, a property that provides skin-soothing sensations and surface cleansing properties. Cilantro essential oil’s high contents of the constituent trans-2-decenal gives it an aroma that is cooler and crisper than its relatives, as well as amplifies its cleansing properties. Uses Cosmetic Add one drop of Cilantro essential oil to a mouth rinse to freshen breath. Add one drop of Cilantro oil to hand and body lotion to soothe dry skin and provide a refreshing aroma. Apply one drop of Cilantro oil on the bottoms of feet to create a peaceful, fresh aroma before bed. Apply one drop of Cilantro oil topically to fingernails and toenails to keep them looking clean and healthy. Combine one to two drops of Cilantro oil with Fractionated Coconut Oil and massage into skin for a soothing and cooling effect. Food Add a few drops of Cilantro essential oil to dips, salsas, or guacamole for a fresh, herbal flavor. Household Add two drops of Cilantro oil to citrus diffuser blends for a fresh, sweet, and herbal twist. Primary Benefits Has a fresh, herbal, sweet, pungent aroma Adds a distinct cilantro flavor to water and recipes Soothes and moisturizes dry skin Freshens breath Can help clean cuticles and fingernails Provides a cooling sensation to skin