Can anyone tell me how this compares to the Hubmar and the Young Living Diffusers? Pros/cons?
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I love this little diffuser- works great so far (had it about a month). You can run it for 8 hours, the lights turn on or off, it's small and quiet, and you can adjust the level of output. For the money, I think it's great.
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The young living diffuser is literally a beautiful work of art...wood base glass dome remote control...i love it ...but alas at almost 300 i decided to try this one for the other room... Ive had it six weeks now will not work...returning it...when it did work it was ok, but I'm spoiled now...
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Excellent, i like more without diffuser, but the 2 or 3 times that used diffuser, the result is very good
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I have had this diffuser for well over a year and have not had any problems with it. Out of the 4 different brands/styles of diffusers that I own this one is BY FAR my favorite! I LOVE that you can control the light as well as the output settings. I use this one at night on the intermittent setting and my YL Oils are in the air the whole night - I also like complete darkness when I sleep and this diffuser allows you to turn the light off which is a HUGE plus. I would absolutely recommend this diffuser to anyone!
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Some diffuser require higher pressure to work. Easier to adjust at set presure. Worth the money
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I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an intermittent setting, in case you don't want it to run nonstop. I hope this is helpfull! I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an... » Read More I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an intermittent setting, in case you don't want it to run nonstop. I hope this is helpfull! « Show Less
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The $20 Gary Fong Puffer Pop Up Flash Diffuser does an amazing job of avoiding 'that washed-out living dead look'. Though it is a little bulky and I'm not sure how much abuse it would take.
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i think they are from 2 different companies -- one from ceva, the other from farnam. the feliway is the same, so the diffusers must be different
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It does last awhile, BUT this is a bad deal. Young Living normally sells the 15ml bottle of this for $75 wholesale, and if you buy their premium starter kit for $150, you get 11 5ml oils (including this one), plus a diffuser, so they are basically up-charging this hugely. Also, I wouldn't trust any seller online & Young Living only stands by their products sold directly from their website, not a third party. If you were interested in purchasing a kit, you could contact me & I'll help you! My member number is 1616404, and you can look at all your options at youngliving.com! :)
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I have never seen a diffuser for sale for this flash before. I suppose you could make your own, but since the flash ring has multiple bulbs instead of one, it has very "different" flash placement and control than a typical flash unit and you have few choices as to how you want to direct the flash and how intense you want the flash. I only use mine for macro photos and I haven't had much of a problem with overly intense flash, but I have read a few blogs where people have made their own diffusers and have been very pleased with the results. This flash has not been very good at taking pictures of human subjects and I have found the flash color to be too blue and not a very pleasing color. I fix the color issues in Photoshop, but if you use a film camera, I would consider making a color filter for the flash or buying a color filter for the lens. But as for diffusion, I think you are on your own with that.
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I had the Whisperlight hair dryer and tried several different diffusers that are supposed to fit and every one of them came loose while drying. They said they were having problems and I exchanged for a Power Light dryer that comes with its own diffuser. I like the Whisper Light better for my hair but don't know if the diffuser problem has been solved! Has anyone bought one recently?
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I use it to diffuse. Works fine, but I prefer less "blowing around" of the hair. Too much wind, but once u get the control of the dryer it's fine. Not worth the money though.
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In the Aromatherapy world it is! In regards to the other response: While the Aroma Ace is a very nice diffuser (The Young Living brand is called TheraPro) I was not thrilled at how quickly it goes through the oils. I guess it all depends on what you are ultimately using it for and how much oil you are willing to use at a time. I purchased this one to use throughout my house, wherever I needed it I could easily move it around and I LOVE IT!! (While I did order this and received my diffuser I did NOT get the bottle of oil that it says comes with the diffuser. I have written to them but have never gotten a response.) In the Aromatherapy world it is! In regards to the other response: While the Aroma Ace is a very nice diffuser (The Young Living brand is called TheraPro) I was not thrilled at how quickly it goes through the oils. I guess it all depends on what you are ultimately using it for and how much oil you are willing to use at a time. I purchased this one to use throughout my house, wherever I needed it I could easily move it around and I LOVE IT!! (While I did order this and received my diffuser I did NOT get the bottle of oil that it says comes with the diffuser. I have written to them but have... » Read More In the Aromatherapy world it is! In regards to the other response: While the Aroma Ace is a very nice diffuser (The Young Living brand is called TheraPro) I was not thrilled at how quickly it goes through the oils. I guess it all depends on what you are ultimately using it for and how much oil you are willing to use at a time. I purchased this one to use throughout my house, wherever I needed it I could easily move it around and I LOVE IT!! (While I did order this and received my diffuser I did NOT get the bottle of oil that it says comes with the diffuser. I have written to them but have never gotten a response.) « Show Less
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I have a couple of diffusers and using citrus oil, I use orange one a lot, so far so good. Didn't damage my favorite one, ZAQ Noor Lite. Good luck!
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I've gotten both designs. But both designs look great and honestly this diffuser works the best out of any I've bought. I own three.
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I am waiting on response from one daughter, the other says she has not had an issue at all. I have never used the diffuser attachment. I'll update this answer when I hear back from my daughter.
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I own the Conair 1875 Infiniti Pro. It fits, but if you move it around too much it falls off. This is not the fault of the diffuser, it happens with most diffusers. The problem is the smooth as glass surface of most dryers and if there's a gradual size difference in the nozzle of the dryer the issue of it slipping off is worsened. I will most likely duct tape it to the dryer or add some kind of rubber tape or rubber band to the dryer nozzle (using one dryer only for the diffuser, my other dryers for when I don't need the diffuser). I know it sounds weird, but if you're a serious diffuser user like I am (I like this one the best), I feel it's worth doing what you must to keep it on the dryer you like best. I've had many other dryers but my Conair seems like the best for my hair type (and the best reviews so far). I've used other dryers (many good ones) and many diffusers (some not so great) and I feel this is the best diffuser and the Conair dryer is the best for curly frizzy prone hair, so I'm willing to do this. Honestly, who cares what it looks like as long as it does what you want, that's my feeling. I hope my suggestion helps.
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I use Doterra essential oils in this diffuser and it works just fine. I have never used Young Living essential oils, but would assume that it work work with them as well.