Essential oils connect you to the healing power of plants and transport you to a place of greater wellness. Ultrasonic diffusers add the benefits of essential oils to every breath you take, improving your air quality while improving your health and your state of mind. Whether you want to sleep more soundly, increase focus or just feel better, there are diffuser blends formulated for many wellness concerns.

Most diffusers come with a handy fill line inside. Just fill it up with water, drop in some oils, pop the lid back on, and hit the power button—boom, instant vibes! You can set up a diffuser pretty much anywhere—in your living room, at your desk, or even in your car!

Stressed out by that morning commute? Pop a USB diffuser into your cup holder with some Peppermint and Stress Away. Need to unwind before bed? Lavender, Cedarwood, and Vetiver are perfect pals for that. Place your diffuser right on your nightstand! Feeling a bit congested? Try Raven, Lemon, and Frankincense—bonus points if you use them while you're steaming up the shower! And if you're all about those seasonal feels, ditch the toxic candles and wall plugs. Cinnamon Bark, Clove, and Orange make for a cozy fall/winter scent, while Lavender, Lemon, and Lime are fresh and fabulous for spring/summer!

Pro Tip: No diffuser? No problem! Grab a tissue or some cotton balls, add a few drops of oil, and tuck them into an air vent or under your car seat—instant DIY diffuser!

Aromatherapy has been around forever, but it's really taken off in the last few years as more people catch on to its amazing benefits. Tons of studies on PubMed show how essential oils can help boost your immune system, lift your mood, calm your mind, help you sleep better, and so much more.

Sounds like a dream, right? Skeptical about how sniffing some Lavender can actually change your mood?

Here's the scoop: when you breathe in essential oils, they send messages straight to your brain through your cranial nerves. The olfactory nerve (that's your sense of smell!) ends right next to your limbic system, the part of your brain that handles your mood, emotions, and memories. So, inhaling these oils can help you relax, reset, and recharge. Plus, diffusing oils lets everyone around you enjoy the benefits too. You can mix and match to find the perfect blend that works for you and makes you feel amazing

Honestly, we've got diffusers running in our home almost all the time! In big open spaces, we don't sweat the clock—just let it run. When bedtime rolls around, we switch to the intermittent setting and let it go all night. For rooms with closed doors, like the kids' bedrooms, we just add fewer drops and again, use the intermittent mode. It’s super chill—don’t overthink it!

This totally depends on your diffuser. Bigger spaces need more drops. Here’s the lowdown on a few Young Living diffusers:

- Duet Diffuser: No water needed—just pop in your chosen oil bottles!

- Aria Diffuser: 15-25 drops; perfect for around 430 sq. ft.

- Desert Mist Diffuser: 8-12 drops; covers about 320 sq. ft.

- DewDrop and Rainstone Diffusers: 5–8 drops; ideal for roughly 320 sq. ft.

- Sprout the Puppy Diffuser: 8-20 drops

Wanna know more? Check out all the juicy details on each Young Living diffuser here!

Yes,, to keep things running smoothly, a little cleaning helps! For the Aria, Young Living suggests wiping it down after each use with a clean, dry cloth and giving the glass bowl a wash either by hand or in the dishwasher as needed. For other diffusers:

- Clean the ultrasonic plate and lid after each use.

- If oil builds up on the plate, gently wipe it with a cotton swab dipped in rubbing alcohol.

- For the lid, a mild soap and water cleaning should do the trick.

Did you know you can change the light colors and even turn them off on your diffusers? Plus, the kids' diffusers can double as sound machines! Just press the left button to cycle through the light options. Most diffusers also have 1-2 intermittent modes—just hit the right button to explore these options. It’s one of our favorite ways to enjoy oils while catching some Zs.