Grapefruit (Pink)
(Citrus x paradisi) /CP/Texas/Peel

GRAPEFRUIT -- This refreshing and delightful pure essential oil comes from the peel of the grapefruit. It's sweet and tangy aroma is said to help combat nervous exhaustion, anxiety and stress.

Grapefruit is a wonderful pure essential oil to use in a diffuser. Grapefruit helps to create a general sense of well being in all those who inhale it's sweet, citrus aroma. This fresh and cheery pure essential oil is said to uplift the spirits and refresh the mind and body! Grapefruit should be included in every aromatherapy kit!

It is said that grapefruit pure essential oil is beneficial in helping to eliminate toxins from the body. For this reason, grapefruit can be a nice addition to an after-sports massage blend to aid in reducing muscle soreness.

It is important to remember that pure essential oils from the citrus family (grapefruit, lemon, orange, tangerine, bergamot, etc.) can irritate the skin when applied topically. Citrus oils increase one's sensitivity to sunlight and sunburn. Never apply pure essential oils to the skin undiluted.

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Info Identification
FEMA No 2530
CAS No. 8016-20-4

Flash Point 142 F
Extinguishing Media CO2-Yes | FOAM-Yes | DRY-Yes |

Stability STABLE

Fire Fighting COOL CONTAINERS EXPOSED TO FLAME WITH WATER.
Unusual Fire Hazard NONE, MATERIAL IS NOT PYROPHORIC, DOES NOT REACT WITH WATER, NOT OXYGEN DONOR, MATERIAL IS SHOCK STABLE.
Hazardous Combustible
Decomposition Products FORMS CARBON MONOXIDE AND /OR DIOXIDE UPON BURNING.
Info Physical Data
Color & Odor CLEAR YELLOW TO YELLOW AMBER LIQUID.

Vapor Density AIR
Water Solubility INSOLUBLE
Info Protection Data
Respiratory AVOID CASUAL BREATHING
Ventilation LOCAL EXHAUST RECOMMENDED (EXPLOSION PROOF)
Skin PROTECTIVE GLOVES
Eye USE OSHA APPROVED SAFETY GLASSES
Other FOLLOW GOOD INDUSTRIAL PRACTICE
Info Occupational Exposure Limit
Threshold Limit NOT ESTABLISHED
OSHA Permissible
Limit NOT ESTABLISHED
Carcinogen NOT A CARCINOGEN OR POTENTIAL CARCINOGEN
NTP Limit NO
IARC Limit NO
OSHA Limit NO
Carcinogen Notes
Info Health Hazards
Material Type NATURAL ESSENTIAL OIL
Health Hazard LIQUID MAY IRRITATE EYES-LIQUID MAY IRRITATE SKIN-LIQUID MAY CAUSE DERMATITIS-REPEATED CONTACT MAY CAUSE ALLERGIC DERMATOLOGICAL REACTION
Primary Entry Routes INHALATION-SKIN
Health Hazard
Notes THIS IS A NATURAL ESSENTIAL OIL.
Info Emergency First Aid
Inhalation REMOVE PERSON TO WELL VENTILATED AREA AND FOLLOW NORMAL FIRST-AID PROCEDURES.
Eye Contact WASH EYES BY NORMAL FIRST AID METHODS
Skin Contact WASH WITH SOAP AND WATER
Ingestion IN CASE OF INGESTION SEE A PHYSICIAN
First Aid Notes MATERIAL AT THE CONCENTRATION SUPPLIED IS NOT FOR INGESTION
Info Spill, Leakage & Disposal Procedures
Spill Procedures PRECAUTIONS IF MATERIAL IS SPILLED OR RELEASED: SMALL SPILLS WIPE UP WITH-PAPER RAGS AND PLACE CONTAMINATED ITEMS IN CLOSED METAL WASTE CONTAINER.-FOR LARGE SPILLS USE NONFLAMMABLE ABSORBENT.
Waste Disposal FOLLOW LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL LAWS.
Info Handling & Shipping Procedures
Handling & Shipping
Procedures STORE IN TIGHTLY SEALED CONTAINERS IN COOL DRY AREA DO NOT EXPOSE TO-TEMPERATURES ABOVE 35 DEGREES CELSIUS.
Info SARA 313 Chemical Breakdown
SARA Chemical
Name OILS, GRAPEFRUIT, CITRUS PARARDISI MACF.
SARA Concentration

Aromatherapy is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. If you have a health condition, consult your health care provider. If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, consult your health care provider before using any aromatherapy products. Do not take essential oils internally. Keep essential oils and all aromatherapy products out of the reach of children.

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