Very Disliked

Citrus Paradisi Peel Oil

Explained

This ingredient is also known as grapefruit peel oil. It is mainly used as a fragrance/perfuming ingredient and is made up of about 99-92% limonene.

Though in vitro or food science has shown this oil to be antibacterial, possess antioxidant activity, and be anti-inflammatory, there's very little research testing it directly on human skin or in cosmetics.

Limonene is a known skin sensitizer. Because grapefruit peel oil can contain furanocoumarins, this ingredient can also cause phototoxicity. It is possible to created furanocoumarin-free versions that are not phototoxic; it is best to reach out to the brand if you have questions about this ingredient in your cosmetics.

See all 662 products with Citrus Paradisi Peel Oil

Users who like it
6%
Users who avoid it
94%

What it does

Masking Obscuring or blocking
Perfuming A substance that emits and diffuses a fragrant odor, especially a volatile liquid distilled from flowers or preparedsynthetically.

Prevalence

Less common Percentage of products that contain it
0.5%
Top categories
Cleansers
Treatments
Moisturizers
Position Predominant list placement
Bottom 50%

References

CosIng Data

CosIng ID 55434
INCI Name CITRUS PARADISI PEEL OIL
EC #  -
All Functions Masking, Perfuming