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Fact #1. The therapeutic benefits of your essential oil are best unlocked with a nebulizing or an ultrasonic diffuser. Other options simply won't cut it. They will still diffuse the oil, of course. But they will do so in a way that just produces the scent.
Fact #2. Ultrasonic diffusers double as humidifiers. Because they use water to disperse the essential oils, they have the added benefit of reducing dryness in the air. During colder weather this can have benefits for your skin. It can also help to reduce snoring and possibly even nose bleeds.
Fact #3. There are three main considerations when choosing an oil diffuser. The first is the amount of space you want to cover. Different options will have different coverage ranges. Certain nebulizing diffusers, for instance, could potentially cover a whole home. Others will only spread out over a relatively small room. The second is noise. If you want to use it in your bedroom, for instance, it should be quiet. Otherwise that's just your preference. And the third is aesthetics. Once you know what room you want it in, you can look for an option that matches the decor.
Fact #4. Many options have distinctive lighting effects. These can be especially nice if your diffuser is for a child, or if you're using it to create a relaxing spa effect. Some users, however, find these lights distracting. Especially if the diffuser is for use at bedtime. Knowing where you want to use it before you purchase is always a good call.
Fact #5. This use of essential oils is the same thing as aromatherapy. It got the latter name during the twentieth century. Before then, they were used by everyone from Ancient Egyptians to Hippocrates. The term aromatherapy came from a French scientist in the wake of World War 1.