Whatever your beauty regimen might be, it’s essential that it enhances your overall health and wellbeing. An easy adjustment to make is to incorporate one of the best air purifiers into your living or working spaces. “Air purifiers have become increasingly popular ever since the start of the pandemic for their ability to sanitize the air and reduce pollutants, allergens, toxins, bacteria, and other contaminants, including viruses like COVID-19,” says board-certified dermatologist Dr. Michele Green. She explains that the purifiers suck air through a filter (like HEPA, UV light, washable, or fiberglass) to capture unwanted particles, then recirculate the cleaner air into your room. While she does not cite the device as a necessity, she believes it’s good to have if you spend a lot of time indoors—particularly in confined spaces like a basement or rooms with little airflow.

“In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency has found that indoor air can be up to five times worse than outdoor air,” says David Hill, Senior Design Manager at Dyson. “Likewise, there has been an increase in the desire for air purification models in homes as people seek out the best ways to improve indoor air quality.”

What can an air purifier do for you?

According to Green, air purifiers are great for the skin and overall health because they eliminate particles that would otherwise be in the air for long periods of time. Think cigarette smoke, pet dander, and dust that could cause short- and long-term damage to the skin and respiratory system. “In addition, air purifiers may also relieve symptoms of asthma and/or severe allergies or prevent future reactions by purifying the air. They also reduce risk of airborne diseases, eliminate hazardous particles from cleaning products, and can neutralize unpleasant odors,” she continues.

But while these devices offer a plethora of health benefits, Green cautions that “air purifiers are only as good as the quality of their filters and technology, and that using an air filter alone will not ensure you have cleaner air.” Additionally, she advises users to regularly clean rugs, carpeting, and sheets, as the purifiers are unable to sanitize carpet and bedding surfaces.

If you’re ready to try a model for yourself or upgrade your old one, these are the nine best air purifiers to clean the air throughout your home.

Dyson Purifier Cool

“Dyson purifiers feature a fully-sealed filtration system that has two layers,” explains Hill. The first is a HEPA filter that removes particles such as dust and pollen from the air. Dyson filters remove 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns. The second layer is an activated carbon layer that removes gasses and odors from the air. Air is drawn in through the shroud and passed over both of these filters. The now purified air passes through the machine to the amp and is then projected around the room using Air Multiplier technology.” The oscillating tower even analyzes your air while it purifies and has the capability to cool your room.

Puraclenz P1500 Air & Surface Purifier

The Puraclenz P1500 is a model coveted by the Vogue editors. “After the Omicron wave strained New York City earlier this year, I was on the hunt to find a new and improved air purifier,” says Commerce Producer Clarissa Schmidt. “Puraclenz’s models not only look chic enough to pass as home decor, but it’s portable, lightweight design makes disinfecting easy wherever I am. Weighing less than 3 pounds, I even packed and brought it with me on a recent road trip—it’s just ‘plug and go’!”

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