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Botanical Name: Citrus paradisi Botanical Family: Rutaceae
· Extraction Method: Cold Expression
· Part Used: Fresh Peel
· Aroma Note: Top
The Grapefruit tree was originally native to Asia but is now cultivated extensively in the USA, Brazil, and Israel. The essential oil is pressed from the rind and possesses a sharp, refreshing, and zesty citrus aroma that is famously uplifting. Unlike other citrus oils, Grapefruit has a unique "bitter-sweet" edge. It is highly valued in aromatherapy for its ability to stimulate the lymphatic system and assist in weight management programs.
Antiseptic, Antitoxic, Antiviral, Bactericidal, Carminative, Depurative, Diuretic, Digestive, Hepatic, Stimulant (lymphatic and digestive), Tonic.
· Skin: Acne, congested skin, and oily skin. It acts as a gentle astringent and helps to clear the pores. It is also used to promote hair growth and tone the scalp.
· Respiratory: Not a primary oil for respiratory issues, though its antimicrobial properties make it a great air purifier.
· Digestive: Stimulates bile production and helps the body "burn" fat more efficiently. It is often used to treat a sluggish liver.
· Circulatory/Muscular: Cellulite, edema (water retention), and muscle fatigue. It is one of the most effective oils for moving stagnant lymph and flushing toxins from the body.
· Nervous System: Depression, headaches, mental exhaustion, and performance anxiety. It is incredibly "sunny" and helps to dissipate heavy moods.
Grapefruit is the "Oil of Self-Acceptance." It is particularly helpful for those who struggle with body image issues or who are overly self-critical. It encourages a healthy relationship with one's physical body and provides a burst of optimism and "zest" for life, helping to clear away the "clouds" of mental fatigue and disappointment.
1. Lymphatic Body Scrub: Mix 5 drops of Grapefruit with 2 tablespoons of epsom salt and 1 tablespoon of Almond oil. Scrub toward the heart in the shower to stimulate drainage and smooth the skin.
2. Morning "Wake-Up" Diffuser: Add 4 drops of Grapefruit and 2 drops of Peppermint to your diffuser to sharpen the mind and increase alertness when you first wake up.
3. Jet Lag Reviver: Inhale directly from the bottle or place 2 drops on a cotton ball to help reset the internal clock and clear the "fog" associated with travel across time zones.
The "Cleanse & Contour" Blend - Massage into areas of concern to support detoxification and skin toning
· 4 drops Grapefruit
· 3 drops Juniper Berry
· 3 drops Cypress
Bergamot, Cedarwood, Citronella, Clary Sage, Clove, Frankincense, Geranium, Lavender, Lemon, Neroli, Palmarosa, Rosemary, and Ylang Ylang.
Like most citrus oils, Grapefruit is photosensitive. Do not apply to the skin within 12 hours of exposure to direct sunlight or tanning beds, as it can cause severe irritation or pigmentation. It is generally non-toxic and non-irritant, but it has a short shelf life; once it oxidizes, it may cause skin sensitization.
Available sizes: 13ml
Botanical Name: Citrus paradisi Botanical Family: Rutaceae
· Extraction Method: Cold Expression
· Part Used: Fresh Peel
· Aroma Note: Top
The Grapefruit tree was originally native to Asia but is now cultivated extensively in the USA, Brazil, and Israel. The essential oil is pressed from the rind and possesses a sharp, refreshing, and zesty citrus aroma that is famously uplifting. Unlike other citrus oils, Grapefruit has a unique "bitter-sweet" edge. It is highly valued in aromatherapy for its ability to stimulate the lymphatic system and assist in weight management programs.
Antiseptic, Antitoxic, Antiviral, Bactericidal, Carminative, Depurative, Diuretic, Digestive, Hepatic, Stimulant (lymphatic and digestive), Tonic.
· Skin: Acne, congested skin, and oily skin. It acts as a gentle astringent and helps to clear the pores. It is also used to promote hair growth and tone the scalp.
· Respiratory: Not a primary oil for respiratory issues, though its antimicrobial properties make it a great air purifier.
· Digestive: Stimulates bile production and helps the body "burn" fat more efficiently. It is often used to treat a sluggish liver.
· Circulatory/Muscular: Cellulite, edema (water retention), and muscle fatigue. It is one of the most effective oils for moving stagnant lymph and flushing toxins from the body.
· Nervous System: Depression, headaches, mental exhaustion, and performance anxiety. It is incredibly "sunny" and helps to dissipate heavy moods.
Grapefruit is the "Oil of Self-Acceptance." It is particularly helpful for those who struggle with body image issues or who are overly self-critical. It encourages a healthy relationship with one's physical body and provides a burst of optimism and "zest" for life, helping to clear away the "clouds" of mental fatigue and disappointment.
1. Lymphatic Body Scrub: Mix 5 drops of Grapefruit with 2 tablespoons of epsom salt and 1 tablespoon of Almond oil. Scrub toward the heart in the shower to stimulate drainage and smooth the skin.
2. Morning "Wake-Up" Diffuser: Add 4 drops of Grapefruit and 2 drops of Peppermint to your diffuser to sharpen the mind and increase alertness when you first wake up.
3. Jet Lag Reviver: Inhale directly from the bottle or place 2 drops on a cotton ball to help reset the internal clock and clear the "fog" associated with travel across time zones.
The "Cleanse & Contour" Blend - Massage into areas of concern to support detoxification and skin toning
· 4 drops Grapefruit
· 3 drops Juniper Berry
· 3 drops Cypress
Bergamot, Cedarwood, Citronella, Clary Sage, Clove, Frankincense, Geranium, Lavender, Lemon, Neroli, Palmarosa, Rosemary, and Ylang Ylang.
Like most citrus oils, Grapefruit is photosensitive. Do not apply to the skin within 12 hours of exposure to direct sunlight or tanning beds, as it can cause severe irritation or pigmentation. It is generally non-toxic and non-irritant, but it has a short shelf life; once it oxidizes, it may cause skin sensitization.
Available sizes: 13ml
