• Like many expressed citrus peel oils, pink grapefruit can increase UV sensitivity on skin after topical application
• After topical application, avoid direct sunlight, tanning beds, and UV lamps for at least 12 hours
• Phototoxic reactions can also occur after using this oil in steam rooms, steamy showers, or with facial steamers
• Symptoms of a phototoxic reaction include severe sunburn, redness, blistering, and hyperpigmentation
• Diffusing is not phototoxic — the risk applies only to topical (skin) application
• If you need a non-phototoxic citrus oil for daytime skin use, consider Sweet Orange Essential Oil

• Pink grapefruit oil is prone to rapid oxidation (spoilage) due to its high limonene content
• Refrigerate after opening to significantly slow oxidation
• Replace within 6 months of opening, or up to 12 months if consistently refrigerated
• Oxidized grapefruit oil may become a skin irritant — if the aroma changes or becomes harsh, discontinue topical use
• Always keep the cap tightly sealed to minimize air exposure
• The dark amber glass bottle protects against UV degradation but does not prevent oxidation from air

• For external use only — do not ingest
• Always dilute with a carrier oil before applying to skin
• Perform a patch test on a small area of skin before first use
• Keep out of reach of children and pets
• Consult a healthcare provider before use if pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or have a medical condition
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs

• Refrigerate after opening for best shelf life
• Store with the cap tightly sealed to minimize air exposure and oxidation
• Keep away from heat sources and direct sunlight
• Allow refrigerated oil to reach room temperature before use (cold oil flows more slowly through the dropper)
• Replace after 6–12 months depending on storage conditions
• Tip: write the date you opened the bottle on the label so you can track freshness

• Eye contact: Flush with carrier oil first (disperses essential oil better than water), then rinse with clean water. Seek medical attention if irritation persists
• Skin irritation: Apply carrier oil to dilute, then wash with soap and water
• Ingestion: Do not induce vomiting. Contact Poison Control (1-800-222-1222) or seek medical attention
• Allergic reaction: Discontinue use. Seek emergency attention if swelling, difficulty breathing, or severe rash develops
• Phototoxic reaction: Move out of sunlight immediately. Apply cool compresses. Seek medical attention for blistering or severe burns

Yes. Our pink grapefruit essential oil is 100% pure, certified organic Citrus paradisi. It contains no synthetic additives, fillers, fragrance oils, or carrier oils. It is cold-pressed from organically grown grapefruit peels in the USA and hand-bottled at our US facility.

Pink grapefruit oil has a fresh, tangy, invigorating citrus scent — like freshly squeezed pink grapefruit with a slightly bitter-sweet undertone. It is brighter and more sparkling than sweet orange but less sharp than lemon. As a top note, its aroma is the first thing you notice in a blend but fades relatively quickly.

Yes. Like many expressed citrus peel oils, pink grapefruit can increase UV sensitivity on skin. After applying to skin, avoid direct sunlight, tanning beds, and UV lamps for at least 12 hours. Diffusing is not phototoxic — the risk only applies to topical (skin) application. If you need a non-phototoxic citrus oil for daytime skin use, consider our Sweet Orange Essential Oil.

Pink grapefruit has a maximum safe topical dilution of 4% — one of the highest among citrus oils. For body and massage, use 12–18 drops per tablespoon of carrier oil. For face and neck, use a gentler 6–8 drops per tablespoon (~1.2–1.6%). Always perform a patch test before first use.

Both are phototoxic expressed citrus oils, but pink grapefruit has a higher safe topical limit than lemon. IFRA (the International Fragrance Association) sets lemon at 2% max and pink grapefruit at 4% max based on their respective levels of UV-sensitizing compounds. However, the 12-hour UV avoidance rule still applies at any dilution level.

Jojoba oil is excellent for facial use — lightweight and non-comedogenic. Sweet almond oil works well for massage. Fractionated coconut oil is ideal for roll-on blends due to its long shelf life and smooth absorption. For bath soaks, use Epsom Salt or Magnesium Chloride Bath Flakes as a carrier instead of oil.

Cats are particularly sensitive to essential oils, including citrus oils, because they lack the liver enzymes to metabolize certain compounds. Do not apply essential oils directly to pets, and ensure diffusing areas are well-ventilated with an exit route for animals. Consult your veterinarian before using any essential oil around pets.

Approximately 300 drops, using the standard euro dropper cap included with each bottle. Actual count varies slightly depending on oil viscosity and dispensing speed.

Refrigerate after opening. Pink grapefruit oil is prone to rapid oxidation due to its high limonene content. Keep the cap tightly sealed, store away from heat and direct light, and plan to replace within 6–12 months. If the aroma becomes harsh or off, discontinue topical use — oxidized oil can irritate skin.

No. Our essential oils are formulated, tested, and labeled for external use only. Essential oils are extremely concentrated — roughly 50 grapefruits produce one 15 ml bottle. For culinary grapefruit flavor, use fresh juice or food-grade grapefruit extract instead.

Both are Citrus paradisi, but pink grapefruit oil has a slightly sweeter, more rounded aroma compared to white grapefruit's sharper, more astringent profile. The chemical profiles are similar, with pink varieties often containing slightly more myrcene. Our organic oil is specifically cold-pressed from pink grapefruit peels.

Some preliminary research suggests that inhaling citrus aromas may influence appetite perception. However, essential oils are not weight loss products, and no clinical evidence supports using grapefruit oil as a treatment for weight management. It can be part of a mindful self-care routine, but should not replace balanced nutrition or medical advice.

Yes — limonene, the primary constituent (88–95%), is a natural solvent and degreaser. Add 15–20 drops to a 16 oz spray bottle of water with 1 teaspoon of castile soap as an emulsifier. Shake before each use. It works especially well on kitchen grease and bathroom surfaces.

• Sourced from certified organic grapefruit groves in the United States
• 100% pure Citrus paradisi — no synthetic additives, fillers, or fragrance oils
• Cold pressed from fresh fruit peels to preserve the full spectrum of natural aromatic compounds
• Packaged in amber glass to protect against UV degradation
• Hand-bottled and inspected at our facility in the United States
• Lot-coded for traceability — every batch can be tracked to its source

If you're not completely satisfied, we offer a 90-day money-back guarantee. Simply return the unused portion in its original packaging, and we'll process a full refund. No questions asked.

We're committed to sustainable practices, including:

• Sourcing from organic farms that use sustainable agricultural practices
• Glass packaging that is fully recyclable
• Minimal packaging materials to reduce waste
• Supporting natural alternatives to synthetic chemicals in home and garden

1% of all profits go to our foundation, focused on improving educational opportunities for children in agricultural communities.