Help me make recipes with what flavors I got

[TimF94]

I am list my flavors. I would like to know what flavors go good with what and also percentages would be recommended.
Capella, cantaloupe, honeydew melon, golden pineapple.
Flavorah, Creme
Flavor Art, menthol, costarica special mango, pomegranate
Signature, coconut extra
Jungle, honey peach
Wizard labs, double watermelon, blue raspberry, Apple candy,
The Flavor Aprentice, tutti fruity, kiwi double, apple candy, strawberry ripe, green apple, blueberry. Plz recommend a good recipe with percentages. Also planning to try my first creme recommendations as well

 

[Eskie]

Check out this site http://..................../. Enter your stock on hand. It will then give you a list of juices you can make based upon recipes posted there. It's a pretty cool way of getting new ideas.

Ok, not sure why that happened. It's an "e liquid recipe" site. Google can help.

 

[DavidOck]

With most new flavors, I start with them solo so I can find out how it tastes to me. Without having some idea of that, no way to tell which flavor to adjust in a mix. Some that you have, e.g. cream and, unless you really like menthol as a stand-alone, are really just for smoothing or picking up flavor notes.

Start most of those you have at around 5 - 10 %, the Capella maybe 2 - 5 %. Make small batches, say 10 ml. It's easy to add more flavor. If you mix it too strong, the only way to dilute it - adding more and more base - means you might wind up with a liter of flavor you still don't like!

Then, have fun with small batches of just two flavors. Watermelon-Apple, honeypeach-mango, whatever strikes your fancy. If it's a yuck, well, a 10 ml mix is pretty darn cheap! (And many pour the not ready for prime time mixes into a bigger bottle, adding all the misses and sometimes coming up with a really good mix that can never be duplicated! ) I start 2 flavor mixes with equal % of each, then adjust after vaping some if I choose.

DO keep records of what you do, so you can either repeat it - or NOT repeat it!

 

[Izan]

Hi mate,
As mentioned by DavidOck,
You will need to learn your flavours and where they taste best for you and your equipment.

Best DIY advice I was ever given: Find a recipe first, Then buy flavours to make THAT recipe.

Take a look here for inspiration.

Have fun
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Signature = re branded TFA (it's NOT stronger nor more concentrated; it is exactly the same. )

 

[JCinFLA]

Wizard labs, double watermelon, blue raspberry, Apple candy

Wizard Labs sells many different brands of flavorings (ie. CAP, TFA, FA, etc.), as well as their own branded flavorings. Everything you buy from them isn't their own WL brand. It will be helpful when you input your flavorings into the site recommended above...to find out exactly what brand the 3 flavorings above really are.