Mixing – Guides – Tutorials
Quality concentrated flavours are the most important building blocks of DIY. Experimenting with flavours from various manufacturers enables you to build an inventory on which you can unleash your creativity.
Flavouring companies such as FlavourArt, Flavorah, Inawera, TFA, Molinberry and Capella’s produce excellent FDA approved flavours.
Determining suitability could be based on authenticity and concentration of flavour, yet it always comes down to personal preference.
Armed with as little as 10 or so flavours, allows one to create a number of profiles that would satisfy as an all day vape.
An example could be a blended tobacco with a touch of caramel, vanilla and an underlying note of nuts or bourbon.
Imagination and creativity are key, and once embraced, will allow for an unlimited array of tasty, satisfying flavour concoctions.
It’s been said that having a variety of flavour profiles can assist with transition. They can also satisfy long-term.
Although there are countless recipes online, hone your skills through practice and trial and error, creating your own unique profiles, or variations that add a touch of your own taste and preference.
Developing something unique is both encouraging and satisfying.
Juice Factory now carry what must be the most popular scales used for DIY mixing, the AWS LB-501. This product was sent for review purposes, so let’s take a closer look.
Juice Factory in WA is an excellent vendor. They stock the largest range of quality flavour concentrates, and specialise in all things DIY.
Diketones provide that buttery flavour present in certain e liquids. Let’s explore these custard notes and any possible long-term health risks.
Many concentrated flavours and additives are too strong out of the bottle. Here’s how to prepare them for tobacco mixes.
Here’s a simple quick guide on how to make your own DIY e liquids. It’s cost effective, creative and enjoyable.
There are a number of options for adding some sweetness to our mixes, but what’s the best practice?
Here are some additives and flavourings that can assist with developing cigarette-tobacco mixes.
Liquid Barn (USA) have some nifty DIY kits that are suitable for beginners and veteran mixers alike.
Some information and recommendations for your first flavour concentrate order. What to buy and what pairings can be used.
Before you ever start to mix, you should taste test each flavor and make notes for further reference.
Here is a list of the most commonly used supplies to make your own DIY e liquids.
Here is a guide on making DIY e liquids. It’s a long post but there’s tons of information. New vapers should start with flavour doublers.
Here is a list of nicotine suppliers. We also look at the options in terms of mg/ml strength.
Flavourings, along with PG and VG (Nicotine is optional) are the backbone of all e liquids. Some tips on these and a list of who carries what.
Flavour Doublers are common place and provide an easy means for beginners to mix up a bottle of e liquid with nicotine.
To be a great cook or chef, requires a 50/50 balance of technical skills and creativity. Making quality e liquids is similar.
Using additives and enhancers can assist with promoting flavours and or improving the richness or balance of an overall mix.
Tips on ways to label, steep and store your e liquids. We also look at hardware used to speed the process.
Learn how to make your own e liquids, starting with a 2 hour introduction; covering hardware requirements, flavours, nicotine, and recipe development. This is a free service for those in Sydney.