Square Fragrance Essential Oil Diffuser with Light

Essential oils and diffusers go together like PB and jelly: You can have one without the other, but the magic is truly amplified when you have both together.

"Diffusing is an excellent way to experience essential oils," says Amy Galper, co-founder of the New York Institute of Aromatic Studies. "It stimulates our olfactory system, or sense of smell. This has a direct link to our limbic system, which affects our behavior and even production of the proteins that make up our hormones."

In other words, diffusing oils doesn't just smell fantastic; the method is also mighty powerful on your mental and physiological states. From eucalyptus to lavender to sweet orange, there’s countless essential oils to choose from.

How do I choose an essential oil diffuser?

While design is definitely something you want to consider, there are some other factors you should think about:

Lighting: Some essential oil diffusers offer soft lighting similar to the glow of a candle, while others offer color-changing LED lights. If you have a preference, make sure to check the specifics on the diffuser you’re considering.

Reservoir capacity: This basically refers to how much water your diffuser can hold in order to operate continuously. Small diffusers usually hold a couple of ounces, while bigger ones can hold liters. If you’re considering adding a diffuser to a larger room or want one that requires fewer refills, you may want to consider a diffuser that holds more water and can operate longer.

Timers: Timers will allow you to run your diffuser in timed sessions, meaning you can set it to run for continuous or 3 hours or 6 hours. You should also look for a diffuser with an automatic shutoff function. This will instantly turn your diffuser off if the water runs out.

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