Help in DIY...

[cyberous]

Hi, i am learning to diy my own eliquid. but i have some problem. I have followed the ejuice calculator. i believe that i just need to add 20% of the flavouring. but after i do so, the flavouring don't seems to be strong. and how to make it sweet too?

 

[salemgold]

What type and brand of flavor are you using? Some flavors do take some steep time for the flavor to develop.

There are many ways to sweeten according to preference. Some people use Ethyl Malitol also known as cotton candy. Some use EZ Sweets and some people like myself use other sweet flavors to sweeten.

Good luck to you.

 

[AzPlumber]

Just a word of caution that too much flavor can equat to little or no flavor. Always start low and slowly work you way up until you reach the percentage that suits you best.

 

[robertmc]

very good advice from the pros

 

[Youmadbrah]

What kind of flavor ? I have many flavors that are weak @ 10% , haven't stumped yet on a flavor that is weak @ 20%

 

[cyberous]

i am got those flavours from a local bakery in my country. so you all suggest that i should add some cotton candy inside? how many percent shouldi do it? any advise for that?

 

[Youmadbrah]

i am got those flavours from a local bakery in my country. so you all suggest that i should add some cotton candy inside? how many percent shouldi do it? any advise for that?

1-2% of cotton candy. But how will u get it ?

 

[cyberous]

1-2% of cotton candy. But how will u get it ?

Ok ok. What do u mean by how I get it?

 

[Youmadbrah]

I meant ,if you are using flavors from your local candy shop. Does he have cotton candy ?

 

[the wind]

Just a word of caution that too much flavor can equat to little or no flavor. Always start low and slowly work you way up until you reach the percentage that suits you best.

i see it's true but don't see the logic.

i believe that i just need to add 20% of the flavouring. but after i do so, the flavouring don't seems to be strong. and how to make it sweet too?

 

[AzPlumber]

i see it's true but don't see the logic.

Not sure scientifically why it is but it has been documented here in the diy over & over, maybe that old adage of too much of a good thing. Just a guess on my part but flavor is just a reaction with the different receptors on your tongue and maybe if you overload those receptors they just don't react in the same way.