“The truth is, we just don’t know what’s happening to the essential oils when you heat them,” says Amy Kreydin, Certified Clinical Aromatherapy Practitioner and owner of The Barefoot Dragonfly, “Vape pens are too new for us to have that research, so we don’t know the full safety profile.” But are they safe? THE SCIENCE BEHIND ESSENTIAL OIL VAPES IS MURKY Customers indicate that they can help combat stress and panic attacks, aid with smoking cessation, stave off menstrual cramps, and make for a great alternative to a smoke or coffee break when you just need a quick escape from the frenetic bustle of every day life. Click here to continue finding out more information about this and read the article below for more regarding the use of essential stick oils.Īmazon reviews for diffuser sticks are overwhelmingly positive. The use of E-Liquids is quite similar too, but instead of essential oils, this uses scented oils like Strawberry and Orange. The vapor may look like smoke at first glance, but its composition is mostly water, and the ingredients are similar to those found in mood-setting hazes found at haunted houses, concerts, and sporting events. Inside is a heating element that’s activated by suction-when someone inhales, the mixture is heated and a white cloud of aromatherapy vapor emerges. While they’re not quite the same as traditional vape products like Hamilton Devices, the diffuser sticks work quite similarly.
Often called a “personal diffuser” or “diffuser stick,” aromatherapy “vape” pens look like colorful hard plastic cigarettes and are filled with a mixture of essential oils, vegetable glycerin, and water. Where there’s smoke, there’s fire-and where there are clouds of vegetable glycerin vapor, there are probably essential oil vaporizer pens. *Originally published on Rodale’s OrganicLife PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF MONQ The Rise Of The “Personal Diffuser” Essential Oils Stick These pens are offered as a portable option for your favorite scent.
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