Diffusers, essential oils, aromatherapy, what is all that? What’s the point? Should I take notice? What is the best diffuser for Essential oils? These are just a few questions I’m going to try to answer in my post today. I’ve recently gotten into essential oils and love the impact it’s having on both my productivity and more importantly, my overall mood.

Before we begin, if you need an example of if aromatherapy or essential oils work just think about these things:

• Freshly cut grass
• Coffee
• The sea
• Real Christmas tree

Hopefully one of those things struck a chord with you. I chose them because they all transport me to a specific time, with certain people where I have felt comfortable and confident in myself. That’s what aromatherapy tries to do while also combining the natural benefits of the oil being diffused. For more information check out my article: Essential oils for work – Home Office Scents to Improve Productivity. In that same line, this article is aimed at giving you an edge on the freelancing competition by improving your overall focus and productivity. Let’s dive in!

What is the Best Diffuser for Essential Oils

What is diffusing?

Diffusing is a fancy word for evaporation. The same thing that happens to water when you boil it for pasta. The only difference is, the diffusing I’ll be talking about today won’t have an Italian name and we’ll be defusing oils. There are multiple ways that essential oil diffusers can diffuse oil.

How do essential oil diffusers work?

Essential oil diffusers are manufactured to dispense oil, and their fragrance, into the air. Some diffusers use heat (not recommended), and some don’t. Heating oils up changes their chemical makeup and destroys some of their therapeutic properties.

This is perfect for making your house smell nice!

There are five types of essential oil diffusers:

• Cool Air Atomizing Diffuser
• Humidifying or Vaporizing Ultrasonic Diffuser
• Heating Diffusers
• Ventilating Diffusers
• Evaporative Diffuser

For this article, I’ll be talking about cool air atomizing diffusers. They use no heat to disperse fragrances and therefore maintain the benefits of the essential oils placed into them. They’re the only one that does this.

If you only want to make your room smell nice, then any old diffuser will do the job. However, if what you want is the increased motivation, improved mood, the better overall well-being that essential oils can give you, then you’ll have to go with a cool air atomizing diffuser.

Cool Air Atomizing Diffusers

Unfortunately, as is the case with most things, you get what you pay for. In this case, it’s much more expensive to create a constant circulation of cold air, as cool air atomizing diffuser do, than it is to say, light a candle, or warm up a hot plate. This means that cool air atomizing diffusers are about 4-5 times more expensive than your regular diffuser.

Most people don’t realize they’re not getting the beneficial effects from a hydrolyzing or heated diffuser, and so they go with a $20 diffuser. That’s perfectly fine, but you won’t get any of the health benefits.

What’s the best diffuser for Essential oils

Aroma-Ace is one of the best-known names in Cool Air Atomizing Diffusers. Their standard atomizing diffuser is one of the best you can find. It’s a bit pricey at $129, but you won’t find any other atomizing diffuser for less.

Although it’s a bit noisy right out of the box, you can buy a ‘silencer’ for about $9.99 if you find you can’t bear it. I haven’t had any problems. It just takes a bit of time to get used to.

Any bottle of essential oil can be used. It’s ‘quick change’ system allows you to unscrew one bottle and switch it out for another easily.

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Easy Advanced controls:

1. Run Time: set it to how long you want the diffuser to ‘run’ before it ‘rests’ (1-20 minutes). The green LED comes on during the run cycle
2. Rest Time: set it to how long you want the diffuser to ‘rest’ before it ‘runs’ (1-20 minutes). The amber LED comes on during the rest cycle
3. Output pressure: this controls the volume that the machine puts into the air. Turn on and then rotate the knob to increase the volume
4. The ‘run’ and ‘rest’ time will go back and forth until the diffuser is turned off.

Related: Essential Oils for Work – Home Office Scents to Improve Productivity

What is the Best Diffuser for Essential Oils?

There are a lot of diffusers on the market right now. If you want one that makes your house smell pretty, then any old diffuser will do the trick. If you want the actual benefits of aromatherapy prescribed by aromatherapists, then you’ll need a cool air atomizing diffuser. They keep the particles of the essential oils intact. That’s where the benefits, the extra energy, better mood and more concentration all come into play.

We all know how powerful smells can be and how they’re linked to certain memories and feelings. Aromatherapy uses that but then takes it to another level with natural health benefits of essential oils.

We all need a bit less stress in our lives, so head over to 10 Ways to Manage Stress Levels – How to not go off the deep end to help get your life back into focus.

Disclaimer: This information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified health provider with any questions about your medical condition.