Hi there! I'm relatively new to DIY'ing having started a couple of months ago. I started with all TFA flavors and had mostly mistakes and some spectacular duds (including one that tasted overwhelmingly like almond hand soap, I still barf in my mouth a little when I remember that one!) until I discovered Hangsen, Capella, Inawera and Flavourart (so much easier to work with!)
Mostly I've been working with single flavors, getting percentages dialed in, but now I'm progressing to trying out some mixes! The Lychee/Coconut/Vienna Cream blend came out nice, but with my new Hana Modz, at 20 mg, it is like getting stabbed in the throat with a hot poker, so definitely time to dial back the nic, and maybe up the VG. Last night I mixed Capella Sweet Guava at 10% (50/50 PG/VG w/12 mg nicotine) and it seems fairly spot on. It has a slight grassy note, which I can see some people might find unpleasant, but I think it adds a bit of realism to the flavor.
Anyhoo, I was thinking the Capella Guava would be a good candidate to mix with some berry flavors. I was thinking the following, does this seem to be in the general ballpark of what I am trying to achieve? I'm looking for the Guava and Strawberry to be dominant, with accents from the Ripe Strawberry and Black Currant...
Capella Sweet Guava 8%
Capella Sweet Strawberry 6%
TFA Strawberry Ripe (for the top note of the berry) 4%
FA Black Currant (for added complexity) 1%
I haven't tried the FA Black Currant yet as a standalone, so I'm concerned it might take over this concoction. Should I go lower, say 0.5%?
This forum looks awesome! Less of a TFA love-in than other websites.
Cheers!
Mostly I've been working with single flavors, getting percentages dialed in, but now I'm progressing to trying out some mixes! The Lychee/Coconut/Vienna Cream blend came out nice, but with my new Hana Modz, at 20 mg, it is like getting stabbed in the throat with a hot poker, so definitely time to dial back the nic, and maybe up the VG. Last night I mixed Capella Sweet Guava at 10% (50/50 PG/VG w/12 mg nicotine) and it seems fairly spot on. It has a slight grassy note, which I can see some people might find unpleasant, but I think it adds a bit of realism to the flavor.
Anyhoo, I was thinking the Capella Guava would be a good candidate to mix with some berry flavors. I was thinking the following, does this seem to be in the general ballpark of what I am trying to achieve? I'm looking for the Guava and Strawberry to be dominant, with accents from the Ripe Strawberry and Black Currant...
Capella Sweet Guava 8%
Capella Sweet Strawberry 6%
TFA Strawberry Ripe (for the top note of the berry) 4%
FA Black Currant (for added complexity) 1%
I haven't tried the FA Black Currant yet as a standalone, so I'm concerned it might take over this concoction. Should I go lower, say 0.5%?
This forum looks awesome! Less of a TFA love-in than other websites.
Cheers!