The Grapefruit essential oil joins rank with the central citrus fruit oils, and provides an attractive alternative to lemon, lime or bergamot – although being slightly sweeter it also lends itself to perfumes and warmer room scents.
In terms of its classification it is only in relatively recent times that the species citrus x paradisi has been officially identified and recognised . 
Traditional Aromatherapy Uses For Grapefruit Oil
- A drop in your shampoo really brings a fresh zingy scent to you hair as well as being a good antibacterial treatment which will discourage the bacteria that can lead to dandruff
- As with all the citrus family, a drop on your wiping cloth has good antibacterial effects
- Adorp in your final rinse is especially effective at scenting your clothes as well as maximising hygiene when a low temperature wash was selected.
All information is provided as points of possible interest to the reader and as such is not intended as medical advice. You should always consult a doctor or a chemist if you have any complaints or conditions arise. The Aromatherapy Store does not intend to provide you with anything which could be considered an alternative to proper qualified medical advice. ALWAYS treat oils with respect. They should never be taken internally, and should be kept away from babies and children. Pregnant women are als0 advised to practise particular care when using essential oils and all users should stop usage and exposure altogether if there are any concerns. Different skins react differently to oils so always be sure to test the oil (diluted) on a small patch of skin for 24 hours before embarking on exteneded usage.
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