Flavors dulling over time

[fiddleshe]

I made my first batch of juice a few days ago. I should have written down the date but I didn't. Anyways I noticed one of my recipes was really great as a shake and vape. But over time the flavors have dulled. It is still good but it's not to die for like it was before. Can I fix that?

 

[Rin13]

Many times when a mixture is great right away and the flavors dull, it means you used too much flavoring... What was the recipe if you don't mind me asking?

 

[dannyv45]

If you can give more details like the recipe including flavor names and manufacture names used and the amounts of those flavors used we will be better able to help you.

 

[OlderNDirt]

It has been my experience with store bought juice that it may taste great at first, but after vaping it for a while, it isn't as great as originally thought. Conversely, first tastes are so-so, but then grows on me after a while and becomes a good flavor. I try to take that into consideration with my DIY juices as I get into it more and more. This being your first mix, it is understandable it would be really good at first but after that newness wears off, might seem to diminish. That is one of the reasons I change flavors frequently each day to "keep things fresh." You might put it away and go to something else for a few days, then give it another try.

As others have mentioned, there may be other possibilities that adjustments to your mix may help/fix. Be sure it is "broke" before searching for a fix. Then again, if you have time, playing around may result in an even better brew!

 

[fiddleshe]

Nicotine juice 100 mg (100% Pg) 24%

PG dilutant 15.5%

VG dilutant 50%

Total base 89.5

Biscuit (INAWERA) 0.5%

Cake Batter Dip (FW) 7%

Meringue (FA) 1%

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (CAP) 2%

Totals
137.37

 

[DaveP]

I vape unflavored nic base (pg/vg/nic with no added flavor) when my taste buds dull. Give them a rest and the flavor might return. Keep a bottle around and you can also use it to mix up tiny batches to test flavors before committing to a large recipe.