Heya!
I'm Callum, and I'm from the UK
I've been somewhat a social smoker for a while now, and recently decided that I enjoy the effects of nicotine, But of course dislike the horrible effects of smoke (Smokers breath, smokers clothes etc) thus a couple of day's ago I got my self a Smoke Relief Mini Starter kit, and so far it's been good.
However, I do have a few questions about the use of them. Mostly it's to do with the inhale technique. I'd smoke it like I would with analogs, Suck the smoke into my mouth, remove the analog and then breath in. As well as direct hits now and then.
However, when I exhale I get little vapor, I am doing long drags 3 to 5 seconds. Yet I see some videos when they exhale they get quite a lot of vapor. Just like smoking analogs.
But then I read about mouth absorbing, and that I should instead be pulling the smoke into my mouth and enjoying the taste and then exhaling, thus not breathing it into my lungs? I didn't think you get the nicotine that way?
But anyhow, I'm hear to learn and share my experiences as I go on this journey
I'm Callum, and I'm from the UK
I've been somewhat a social smoker for a while now, and recently decided that I enjoy the effects of nicotine, But of course dislike the horrible effects of smoke (Smokers breath, smokers clothes etc) thus a couple of day's ago I got my self a Smoke Relief Mini Starter kit, and so far it's been good.
However, I do have a few questions about the use of them. Mostly it's to do with the inhale technique. I'd smoke it like I would with analogs, Suck the smoke into my mouth, remove the analog and then breath in. As well as direct hits now and then.
However, when I exhale I get little vapor, I am doing long drags 3 to 5 seconds. Yet I see some videos when they exhale they get quite a lot of vapor. Just like smoking analogs.
But then I read about mouth absorbing, and that I should instead be pulling the smoke into my mouth and enjoying the taste and then exhaling, thus not breathing it into my lungs? I didn't think you get the nicotine that way?
But anyhow, I'm hear to learn and share my experiences as I go on this journey