The Best Oil Diffusers on The Market

This millennial-pink stone diffuser belongs in an art museum. The pink ceramic base uses ultrasonic technology to diffuse, instead of heat the oil, to deliver a scent that can fill up to 555 square feet. If you live in New York, that means your entire apartment if you’re lucky!

A maplewood base and removable glass dome that directs the oils upward, oh my. It also includes multi-colored LED lights and built-in-sounds to create a full-fledged big mood. You can see the caldron of diffusers in use here. 

A diffuser for the on-the-go gal. The portable machine uses a fan to spread the oils scent so it’s easy to bring to work or move around your house. It also has a night light, which is great for a kiddo or for an atmosphere.

If the lava lamp got a 2018 upgrade, it would be the this groovy piece. The panel projects an array of soothing rainbow patterns and the unit has an automatic shut-off in case you doze off mid-mood.

Airome’s diffusers are a bit on the wild side. You can choose from sixteen unique designs, all of which use ultrasonic technology to burn your oils. We’re especially fond of of this ceramic white top and black base, which feels more mod succulent planter, less sci-fi pod.

Beats plus scents. The Mogu Diffuser allows you to diffuse your favorite oils (it comes with one lavender oil to try) while listening to your favorite songs through its bluetooth speakers on the base of the machine. May we suggest a relaxing mediation track? Or the song of summer, I Like It by Cardi B?

Yes, this glass diffuser looks a little like a bong…and that’s a good thing! No two hand-swirled designs are alike, plus they come in a range of shades like magenta, cerulean, and mossy cannabis green.