No matter how many diffusers you already own, your collection will not be complete without this pocket-sized miAIR personal aroma diffuser by Greenair.
What makes the miAIR diffuser different than other ones you own? Several things.
- You can take it with you. Slim enough to fit in your pocket, it is about the size of a cell phone.
- Short bursts of therapeutic goodness. Slide the top down to diffuse a 10-ish second burst of diffused essential oils while in the car, in a store, on a walk, or even just around your house.
- Perfect for everyone - even kids. Easy to operate, even my ten-year-old can use it.
I have found that when I hold the miAIR close to my skin while it is misting, it softens and hydrates my skin. My face feels soooo good after a misting. I am calling this “topical diffusion” 
To fill the miAIR, flip up the cover on the back, open the stopper, and fill with a pre-mixed (by you) solution of water and the essential oils of your choice. I added about 10 drops essential oil in the whole bottle, but feel free to play around with it to find an amount you like. Shake well before filling the chamber with the solution. Remember, water and (essential) oil don’t mix. Shaking well before you fill the chamber will ensure an even mixture of water and essential oils are added. Close the stopper and snap the back cover closed when done.
The only thing to keep an eye out for when using the miAIR is a low chamber. I find it doesn’t diffuse as strongly when half-full as when completely full. That probably makes sense, though. Also, if you lay it flat on its back to diffuse on your table, it will only waft weakly. The water needs to be in contact with the metal piece to diffuse. So if you are holding it up to your face and the mist is weak, tilt the miAIR down and mist that way 
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| Lea Harris is a Certified Aromatherapist with Advanced Graduate training from Aromahead Institute in July 2013, but she is not a doctor. Please consult a trained aromatherapist or your doctor before using any of the suggestions on this website, as the user's age and health conditions must be taken into account before using. The information contained in this website is for informational purposes only, and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice. |
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I would use it during labor!
Living with someone going through chemo means I have to be careful with my essential oils at times. I’d love to have this so that I can get an up close and personal sniff of happiness without causing discomfort to anyone else in the house!