Like me, apparently, try this trick. This isn't a knock against PA or any other companies, it's simply because I have only what I can describe as an allergic reaction to heavy perfume smells, even when someone walks by me wearing it.
Add about 1ML of VG or PG in an empty juice bottle and heat it for about 5-7 seconds in the microwave or let it sit in some very hot water for a few minutes and then add your flavor concentrates to that, mix it up and let it sit uncovered overnight. Mix in the rest of your stuff (more VG, nic, whatever) shake it up and go.
I bought a bunch of PA flavors and could not tolerate most of them, even after letting them "steep" in my mixed bottles for a couple weeks. I just can't tolerate it. It makes me nauseous and makes my head throb. The problem is, when I mix my juices, 1 or 2 drops is all I can add in order to be able to tolerate the smell but then I can't taste it. If I add more to boost the actual taste when vaping, I get very ill from the fumes.
Doing the above seemed to solve my issues immediately, taking almost all strong fumes away, at least enough so where I can vape it and not get ill from the smell and still get a nice flavor. I've got some mix that I did this with and I'm going to let it sit now for another week and see if it gets even better. 
I don't understand why only some of her flavors are this way and others are fantastic right out of the bottle, like blueberry, mountain dew, cappuccino and green apple. I could tape those to my nostril and breath them all day just as they are. Weird.
The way I got around the sickening sweetness that I encountered with Capella flavors was to put 2 drops of flavor into 5ml (or more, depending on what I'm mixing) of PGA, shake it and let it sit overnight, uncovered, then add around 1/2ml of that mix to my 10ml juice bottle. Capella flavors are just really, really strong, I guess but I don't get any perfume with them. Less is definitely more, I discovered.
I hope this may help. I bought so many flavors in my excitement and then was really, really bummed when I couldn't use them.
Add about 1ML of VG or PG in an empty juice bottle and heat it for about 5-7 seconds in the microwave or let it sit in some very hot water for a few minutes and then add your flavor concentrates to that, mix it up and let it sit uncovered overnight. Mix in the rest of your stuff (more VG, nic, whatever) shake it up and go.
I bought a bunch of PA flavors and could not tolerate most of them, even after letting them "steep" in my mixed bottles for a couple weeks. I just can't tolerate it. It makes me nauseous and makes my head throb. The problem is, when I mix my juices, 1 or 2 drops is all I can add in order to be able to tolerate the smell but then I can't taste it. If I add more to boost the actual taste when vaping, I get very ill from the fumes.
Doing the above seemed to solve my issues immediately, taking almost all strong fumes away, at least enough so where I can vape it and not get ill from the smell and still get a nice flavor. I've got some mix that I did this with and I'm going to let it sit now for another week and see if it gets even better. I don't understand why only some of her flavors are this way and others are fantastic right out of the bottle, like blueberry, mountain dew, cappuccino and green apple. I could tape those to my nostril and breath them all day just as they are. Weird.
The way I got around the sickening sweetness that I encountered with Capella flavors was to put 2 drops of flavor into 5ml (or more, depending on what I'm mixing) of PGA, shake it and let it sit overnight, uncovered, then add around 1/2ml of that mix to my 10ml juice bottle. Capella flavors are just really, really strong, I guess but I don't get any perfume with them. Less is definitely more, I discovered.
I hope this may help. I bought so many flavors in my excitement and then was really, really bummed when I couldn't use them.
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