Can this oil be used in a diffuser for aromatherapy?
284565
No this would be considered a carrier oil for essential oils, for the more potent ones and if you were to use it on animals or small children.
284566
I doubt it. Diffuser use essential oils, like doTERRA. This oil is not an essential oil. I'm interested in how others respond.
2180918
No. You can only use pure essential oil. The chemical constituent in the regular perfume will damage the vibrational device.
2009823
Yes, I believe so. I have not found a diffuser that is not really expensive so I don't have one myself. I just put it in a candle or sniff it from the bottle. Some are strong enough that you can just open the bottle and leave it sitting on the table and (if you aren't too far away) you can smell it. The website can give you more information: http://planttherapy.com/index.php?main_page=page&id=2 Hope this helps!
1638498
Not that I'm aware of. Check Google for "aromatherapy diffusers 220v" and you will find some of what you need.
2009819
Yes; I have used a couple in a diffuser (lavender and tea tree). Worked well.
1045863
Lavender Oil 0.5oz - 100% Pure & Natural Essential Oils - Relaxing Fragrance Helps Calm the Mind and Body - Best Used for Skin, Hair, Massage, and Aromatherapy with a Diffuser - I only use it for it's fragrances in a oil burner. It makes the house smells good.
298333
I have a Noor and I like it. However, the paperwork tells you to avoid using citrus oils, which really stinks. A customer support rep from ZAQ answered another question that you could use citrus oils in all of their diffusers. This is in direct opposition to what I received from the company when I puchased mine. I do love my Noor, though.
179050
I would not try it. I usr it in a diffuser and it barely makes a noticeable difference. The aromatic properties are weak.
1878010
For purposes of inhalation ...yes...if you want the best one it is the Aroma Ace diffuser .This model is good for the price
1770245
I wouldn't recommend ingesting any Essential Oils as they are not regulated by any pharmaceutical company. I firmly believe in using it for aroma therapy only.
1903703
Yes you can - although oil enthusiasts would love you to beleive no so you buy a small diffuser also ... We do it all the tine for years here and no issues.
1477289
I've never used one of these as a diffuser, only just for the original use which is to keep brown sugar fresh! What an idea though, how creative! Terra Cotta is porous so I'd imagine it would soak up the oil, but you would never be able to wash all that oil and aroma out of it to use it in food after that.
1087313
yes, sparingly at first, work your way up to the desired effect. traditionally essential oils shouldnt be heated from their essence. hence using a diffuser
918163
Absolutely. Or diluted in water for room spray. It is recommended that you dilute and dispense from glass only. Plastic is not a good receptacle for essential oils.
118546
I too am a DoTerra Oil user. If the Young Living Oils are designed to diffused, then they would be fine in this diffuser. If your oils are not for diffusing, then I would not use them in any diffuser. This is a cool mist diffuser.
171577
Yes, you can. The smell is very pleasant to most, and some people use this oil for perfume, but some think it has a mustier smell than rose oil (which is much more expensive).
1863586
I don't have a diffuser. I drop it into the warmed wax of a candle but I can tell you that this is a mild rosemary oil, very pleasant and very true to its nature. Any diffuser, then, should work just fine.