GRAPEFRUIT OIL

Grapefruit oil is a volatile oil obtained by cold pressing from the peel of the grapefruit, a fruit called Citrus paradisi. Grapefruit is a fruit belonging to the citrus family and is known for its sweet scent. Grapefruit oil is the oil obtained from the peel of this fruit.

What's in Grapefruit Oil?

Limonene

Limonene, one of the main components of grapefruit oil, is a terpene compound found in citrus peels.

Myrcene

Myrcene is another important component of grapefruit oil.

Linalool

Linalool is a component responsible for the pleasant and refreshing scent of grapefruit oil.

Alpha-Pinene (α-Pinene)

Alpha-pinene is another terpene compound found in citrus peels.

Limonene Oxide

Limonene oxide is a compound found in grapefruit oil.

Decanal (Caprylic Aldehyde)

Decanal is an aldehyde compound found in grapefruit oil.

Uses of Grapefruit Oil

Aromatherapy

Grapefruit oil is frequently used in aromatherapy applications.

Skin Care

Grapefruit oil can be diluted and used as a cleanser in skin care.

Hair Care

Grapefruit oil is often used in hair care products.

Cleaning Products

Grapefruit oil can be used in household cleaning products.

Diffusers and Fragrances

Grapefruit oil can be used in aroma diffusers or scented stones in rooms to emit a pleasant scent.

Safety and Warnings

Grapefruit oil may cause skin sensitivity in some people when applied to the skin in its pure form. It may cause irritation, especially on sensitive skin or when used undiluted. Grapefruit oil can cause phototoxicity, i.e. The skin may react when exposed to the sun. Therefore, exposure to sunlight should be avoided while using grapefruit oil.