Talia Skin Care Reviving Liquid Dead Sea Salt - Natural Grapefruit Blossom, All Skin Types

No grapefruit blossom scent & no indication of it on the ingredient list. The salt appears to be present only as a component of Dead Sea water - so, more saline than most water, and with a variety of minerals, but all at very low concentrations. If it hadn't been heavily discounted (60% off) when I bought it, I would definitely return it. As it is, I'll probably try it once or twice and then toss it. I was hoping to replace an exfoliant that came in similar packaging (convenient!), worked well, & smelled great. I don't particularly like the smell of this one, & doubt it will do much of anything. The box lists a bunch of natural ingredients that may appeal to some (willow bark, mate leaf, arnica montana, some algae products, etc), but not to me; again, the only indication of any kind of salt is "Dead Sea water." The only citrus product is orange peel oil ( it does smell faintly, & a little unpleasantly, of this); the only floral indication is the arnica (wolf's bane, when I looked it up - shows up in a lot of products for its supposed medicinal properties, not for its scent). If you like traditional medicinal type products, and are attracted by the Dead Sea water component, you might like this, but that's not what I was looking for.