Flavour Art - Single Flavor Percentages
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I did the opposite of you and ordered flavour art stuff first and then some tpa. After the FA, I've been pretty disappointed with the TPA stuff. I recommend them.
Also, e-cig express makes some even more concentrated flavors than Flavour Art. You only need like 1-5% as I understand it. I've not tried it, but I PMed that pretty blonde girl (cant remember her name) who posts here about them and she said they were real good flavors. When I need to re-order some nic I think I will try them out.
How is the Yogurt? I have it, but it smells like straight Mozzarella Cheese to me...too scary to want to try.
I ordered some from FA and was wondering how long it took for you to receive them. Also, how did it get to you after it got to this country. I choose the "cheap" shipping so I don't have tracking. BTW, I found MyFreedomSmokes has good prices and quantities/strength of nic. Comes in glass bottles! PG/VG 1 ltr. in plastic. I also would like to know about the strength of the ecig flavors.
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Posting to follow. Also Blackberry at 1.5 seems to be quite nice. Will see how it ages.
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Just an FYI, the Barley Malt flavoring is not recommended for vaping per FA website. I've been looking for a malt flavor and found that information during my search.
I used it at 11% in a Lemon Cookie recipe and it was wonderful. So somewhere around there. Just try it by itself and add Koolada/EM to taste.
Is there a thread like this that is for lorann flavoring? i know i saw one before buti couldn't find it anymore 
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Sorry to be dense and newbish but are those percentages what you would use even if it were a single flavor? If I am combining two flavors and wanted a half and half mix would I cut each percentage in half?
Somesorta Berry: 8%
Somesorta Citrus: 10%
So if I wanted a half/half mixture of those two imaginary flavors I'd plug 4% for the first and 5% for the other for a total of 9% flavor in the final juice?
Real life example from first page:
Caramel 2%
Tiramisu 4%
If I wanted just plain Tirumisu I'd put 4%
If I wanted half/half Tiramisu and Caramel I'd start with 1% Caramel and 2% Tiramisu?
Somesorta Berry: 8%
Somesorta Citrus: 10%
So if I wanted a half/half mixture of those two imaginary flavors I'd plug 4% for the first and 5% for the other for a total of 9% flavor in the final juice?
Real life example from first page:
Caramel 2%
Tiramisu 4%
If I wanted just plain Tirumisu I'd put 4%
If I wanted half/half Tiramisu and Caramel I'd start with 1% Caramel and 2% Tiramisu?
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Your math is perfectly sensible and this method can provide an great starting point. The issue is that flavors play together funny and you never know what the end result will be. Sometimes things enhance one another perfectly, more often though 1+1 != 2, and one flavor obliterates the other, or they just go 'yuck', or they both seem weaker, and so on.
So - yeah, start with that and then sample-refine-sample-refine
Good luck!
I wanted to add, in case anyone is still maintaining this thread, that recommendation for strawberry at 10-15% seems very very high. The 2% recommended by Flavourart seems a much more reasonable baseline.
Maybe someone mean 10-15 drops per ml? Dunno, but anyone trying FA strawberry for the first time is advised to start at 2% first in my opinion.
This strawberry also seems to benefit from open air steeping for a day or two. Mix, shake, take cap and dropper off, and let sit for a minimum of 24 hours.
Maybe someone mean 10-15 drops per ml? Dunno, but anyone trying FA strawberry for the first time is advised to start at 2% first in my opinion.
This strawberry also seems to benefit from open air steeping for a day or two. Mix, shake, take cap and dropper off, and let sit for a minimum of 24 hours.
HI every one just would like to know does the chart above also for TFA is for! Flavor's Apprentice Thank you
No I would say this is strictly for FlavourArt flavorings. TPA/TFA requires more flavorings YRMV and is a little weaker compared to FA.
I was thinking of ordering this but wondered what tahiti tastes like? Weird? but damn good sounds good to me
I'll have to place yet another order for some flavors I don't yet have to go into the 5 or so shoeboxes of flavor bottles that I already have 
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