We adjust the temperature in our homes with heaters and fans, but how often do we give a thought to the air we breathe?
I’ve recently been trying out some essential oil diffusers and it’s made me think about how nice it is to have lightly scented, humidified air in the house. It’s the kind of thing I probably wouldn’t seek out, but now that I’ve tried diffusing, I miss it when it’s not on in the home.
Saje Wellness oil diffuser review: Aroma Mosaic Diffuser with Lauren Conrad and The Little Market
Saje Natural Wellness recently sent me a small oil diffuser-humidifier that I’ve had a chance to try out and I’m becoming a convert. Saje joined forces with The Little Market and its founders Lauren Conrad and Hannah Skvarla to design a beautiful, limited edition diffuser, called Aroma Mosaic.Â
If you are not already familiar with The Little Market, they are a female lead non-profit, fair trade shop whose goal is to “uphold the dignity of women artisans around the world, celebrating their cultural techniques and traditions, and bringing attention to social justice issues faced by their communities. It seeks to empower artisans around the world by extending their products’ distribution and supporting sustainable income opportunities.”
The diffuser has a gorgeous ceramic textured exterior and holds lots of liquid inside uses ordinary tap water and converts it to a cool mist. You can add essential oils or oil blends to the water for a light scent when the air is released.

I love having the light mist in the room. I wouldn’t say this particular diffuser covers a lot of square footage (the description online says it covers 100-300 square feet) so you’ll need to be fairly close to the diffuser unit to enjoy the scent. For that reason, I’d recommend placing it beside your bed, near your desk, or beside the place you sit most often.
The Aroma Mosaic shuts off automatically when the reservoir is empty so it won’t run unnecessarily.
How Ultrasonic diffusers work
Ultrasonic diffusers work by using subtle ultrasonic or sound vibrations which are generally undetectable to humans. The sound waves shake the water at a molecular level, essentially breaking it apart and allowing it to be changed into particles which are lighter than air. Those are the particles you see escape as mist from the diffuser unit. When essential oils are added, they too break apart and are released into the air with the water creating a subtle scent.
Saje Natural Wellness Aroma Mosaic diffuser

I have found in a couple weeks of testing though, that the diffuser definitely doesn’t run for 6-8 hours. Â It’s more realistically like 4-5 hours on a single tank of water. That means I need to refill it about twice as often. But the second setting on the switch lets you cycle the unit on and off and doubles its total run time.
I really like my Aroma Mosaic and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an in-home diffuser.
The Saje Natural Wellness Aroma Mosaic is a limited edition and sells for $98 from Saje’s website.





