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There can be upwards of 300 ingredients used to formulate a perfume. You would have to ask yourself if you would want to inhale those tiny particles from a diffuser. Simply put, diffusing your perfume in a device that uses heat, water, or electricity might be flat out toxic. Can Your Home Smell Like Your Favorite Perfume? As the mist floats into the air, it distributes fragrance. If it’s a nebulizing diffuser, it would also add moisture to the air.

The manner in which they distribute fragrance into the air varies. Some simply evaporate, others use heat or otherwise transform the scent molecules prior to dispersing fragrance. Can I Put Perfume in a Clay Diffuser? Diffusers that operate using water might be called water diffusers, ultrasonic diffusers, or nebulizing diffusers. Once water is added to the reservoir, you would then add essential oils to the water. After plugging in the device and powering it up, the device would create vibrations that make tiny particles out of the oils and water, creating a mist. As there is a higher oil content to make them last longer, with ALL perfumes, not just The Essence Vaults's perfumes, we do recommend that you take care when applying on clothes, and of course you do so at your own risk.

At the very least, inhaling perfume in a fine mist form can cause a headache, throat irritation, eye irritation, or dizziness. While the consistency of perfume makes it appropriate to pour into an ultrasonic diffuser, perfumes are not an appropriate choice for pouring into this kind of diffuser. While perfumes won’t clog up your diffuser, diffusing them might cause you to feel ill. More on this below. Can I Put Perfume in a Nebulizing Diffuser? I would think it would be safe to pour perfume into the diffusing pad because the perfume would evaporate as it normally would if you’d sprayed it onto your body. Using this method, the fan would aid in wider distribution of the scent. Can I Put Perfume in a Reed Diffuser? There are many different types of diffusers. Clay diffusers, evaporative diffusers, reed diffusers, candle diffusers, heat diffusers, water/humidifying diffusers, and nebulizing diffusers. The goal of diffusing essential oils goes beyond fragrance alone. Different essential oils offer different benefits. Some can help reduce inflammation, battle insomnia, reduce symptoms of stress and anxiety, fight germs, and more.

Because this diffusing method is simply a mechanism for evaporating the fragrance, it seems safe to pour perfume into a reed diffuser. Due to the fact that nebulizing diffusers reduce oils into tiny, microscopic particles, I would not add perfume to this kind of diffuser. Nebulizing diffusers are also more sensitive devices. Pouring anything except essential oils in them might damage the machine. What’s the Difference Between Essential Oils and Perfumes? window._wpemojiSettings = {"baseUrl":"https:\/\/s.w.org\/images\/core\/emoji\/14.0.0\/72x72\/","ext":".png","svgUrl":"https:\/\/s.w.org\/images\/core\/emoji\/14.0.0\/svg\/","svgExt":".svg","source":{"concatemoji":"https:\/\/fragranceadvice.com\/wp-includes\/js\/wp-emoji-release.min.js?ver=6.4.1"}};There are many different essential oils that you can diffuse in place of your perfume. If you want your home to smell like your perfume, there are alternative solutions. Most severely, there might even be hormonal changes experienced after prolonged exposure to perfume particles.

We only use vegan friendly fragrance oils, and of course they are cruelty free! We wouldn't have it any other way. Not everything that you can do is something that you should do. But there are some instances where diffusing perfume is okay. Perfumes are a mixture of natural and synthetic aromatic compounds combined with chemicals determined to be safe for human use. But their sole purpose is to add pleasant fragrance, not offer healing benefits. Why Shouldn’t You Add Perfume to Certain Types of Diffusers? Somewhat similar to a reed diffuser, evaporative diffusers release fragrance into the air without the use of heat or water.

While there are some natural ingredients, like plant extracts and water in some perfumes, most of the ingredients used to make perfume are created in a lab. Nebulizing diffusers offer the best method for inhaling all of the healing properties of essential oils. They’re the purest form of diffusing natural oils because they don’t use heat or water, which breaks down or dilutes the oils. I would suggest paying close attention to the type of diffuser you’ll be using. If you have a manual diffuser that uses oils without incorporating heat, water, or electricity, then you’ll likely be safe. Otherwise, I would suggest that you only pour essential oils into your diffuser. How Are Diffusers Used?