So the time has come for me to re up on some flavor concentrates, and I remembered a friend of mine who manages a vape shop once telling me, "I cant tell you where we get our flavors, but I will tell you that they come from a candle company". To be quite honest, they have the best juice I've ever had, and they are all good right away, no steep time required. I'm wondering if any DIYers out there have tried concentrates from a candle manufacturer in their juices and also what type of ingredients in candle concentrates should be avoided. As far as a google search goes, I'm coming up empty. Thanks for any advice and suggestions./ Also, Cappella Flavor Drops have been my favorite concentrates so far, if anybody has a suggestion of something better, I am willing to give it a try.
Candles and E Liquid
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Best guess >>> Perfumer's Apprentice but you need to know that candle/perfume ingredients are not usually ok to use as vape juice flavorings - but if you can see that link it has Concentrated Flavors that are ok. This link is great for starting percentage suggestions >>> Flavor Percentage Recommendations ( TFA aka Fa aka TPA) bookmarking it is a great idea. Also here is a huge thread dedicated to recipes using those flavorings >>> The Flavor Apprentice Flavoring Thread lots of nice helpful people with tons of mixing advice,
Hopefully this helps.
P.S. You can go to the last page and post before you tackle that whole thread.
Hopefully this helps.
P.S. You can go to the last page and post before you tackle that whole thread.
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Chances are the flavors came from:
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Never tried 000, doubt you can vape all of them with no steep. Probably like with any blender, some will taste good to you and some may taste bad.
I think that is a pretty close assumption. I see a majority of the base flavors that the shop carries on their flavor list, plus some additionals, but there are also some missing, but that could possibly be from a different vender, or a mix of some flavors to make a "new" base flavor. I might have to look into them.
The last batch of flavors I bought were TFA, and I was quite honestly disappointed with them. I haven't tried TPA, but I don't see them varying by much. I could be wrong though.Best guess >>> Perfumer's Apprentice but you need to know that candle/perfume ingredients are not usually ok to use as vape juice flavorings - but if you can see that link it has Concentrated Flavors that are ok. This link is great for starting percentage suggestions >>> Flavor Percentage Recommendations ( TFA aka Fa aka TPA) bookmarking it is a great idea. Also here is a huge thread dedicated to recipes using those flavorings >>> The Flavor Apprentice Flavoring Thread lots of nice helpful people with tons of mixing advice,
Hopefully this helps.
The Flavor Apprentice (TFA) is in fact a division of Perfumers Apprentice ... same company
In my honest opinion and that of lots of DIYers TFA does best in a mix of flavorings and they tend to be very good used like that. Your mileage may vary. 
Your mileage may vary. Which would be why I don't see them as being much different.
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