Two fundamental tools for maximizing aromatherapy: therapeutic grade essential oils and a suitable, quality diffuser.
The diffusers:
- do not all have the same air diffusion capacity
- which affects the results and the quantity of oils used
- do not all have the same capacity to treat the oils, breaking down macro particles into micro particles breathable and assimilable by our body in order to act on our systems
- are not all of the same quality, and since many oils are corrosive, this can deteriorate plastics, causing micro plastic particles to be inhaled
- are not all ultrasonic, which means they only leave aromas in the air
If a diffuser is not suitable, we may:
- be using more essential oil than necessary
- harm our health due to breathable plastics
- only scent the house without achieving therapeutic results
❗️❗️❗️ Air fresheners, burners, candles, nebulizers, humidifiers, reeds are not for aromatherapy use
Although the diffuser nebulizes, it is not an aerosol device.
In aerosol devices, saline solution is also not put directly into the distilled water reservoir. The salinity of the saline solution promotes corrosion of the device.
In the diffuser, you use either distilled water or water.
[SUMMARY]
Two fundamental tools for maximizing aromatherapy are the use of therapeutic grade essential oils and a suitable, quality diffuser.
