i have mixed capella flavours at 12% and wondering if the flavour will increase and smoothen after a week-2month steep? as it tastes muted and not much flavour atm and also a little harsh in the mouth not throat? 60/40 PG/VG 12mg DIY...
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I notice my flavors becoming more intense as they steep which is why I start low on the percentages. However, I vape 0 nic and high VG so that has something to do with that. If it's harsh you may actually have too much flavoring with can lead to muted flavor. Which flavors are they? Capellas strength range quite a bit.
al be honest about 20 different capella flavours
so alot of different ones i like them all so i just mix up a lot at a time....
seeing an example of one of your recipes may help diagnose the issue. 12% capella flavor as a standalone (1 flavor mix) is not bad, but lets say you were mixing a recipe that called for 5 different flavors and you used 12% of each of those flavors would totally destroy the recipe and probably my throat as well lol. Most times steeping does help bring out the flavors in mixes and can also help with the harshness. There's a huge number of things that can affect how your juice turns out such as peppery or bad nicotine, too much flavoring, not enough flavoring, not enough steep time etc. It takes a lot of practice and understanding how your flavors are used alone or together before you start making quality juice. Don't give up, keep lots of notes on the recipes you've tried and maintain those notes with each change you've made and eventually you'll find exactly what you're looking for.
I've been keeping a record which I call my "Frankenstein Guide" of recipes, percentages, ingredients and where they come from and steep times. Now the funny part is I thought I would save some money diy-ing. I will, just not right away. If you plan to make juice and cut down on steep times, invest in a mixing table. Or make one if you're handy.
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