Grapefruit

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The Grapefruit plant belongs to the Rutaceae family, Genus Citrus, Specie paradisi, a plant that produces the characteristic hesperidium-type fruit (a berry), classified in the citrus group.

The nutritional intake of this fruit is excellent, as it is characterized by a very low energy coefficient, a lot of water, vitamin C and other antioxidants.

Just like the citrus fruit itself, also the essential oil of grapefruit Erbecedario, obtained from the cold pressing of the peel of Citrus paradisi (scientific name of grapefruit), contains numerous properties that make it an excellent natural remedy in the field of aromatherapy. known for its revitalizing and stimulating effect, for example.

It is clear and with a sparkling and fresh scent that recalls grapefruit. The color varies from light yellow to greenish.

It is ideal for performing a massage before sports, but also for draining massages. Simply add a few drops of grapefruit essential oil to a cream or carrier oil and then massage your arms and legs.

It also boasts sebum-regulating, purifying and astringent properties, which is why it is suitable for oily and impure skin. It is advisable to apply it diluted using a carrier oil, or by mixing a few drops with other formulations. It is also able to give an excellent fragrance.

It is important to pay attention during the summer season: do not expose yourself to the sun for 24 hours after application, as grapefruit essential oil is a possible photo-sensitizer.