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[MayBells]

Hey folks,

I'm new on this forum also new on vapeing ^^

I wanna ask something about DIY e-liqs.

If i make liquids with just one aroma and steep all the e-liquids seperately but same percentages with PG/VG/Nbase rates. Then when they steeped in their times (they will steeped in different times, i knew) if i mix them when i wanna vape, how will the aromas taste? Can i taste them togetherly or wont i taste the aromas seperately because of they didnt steep together?

Actually i want to steep tobacco aromas seperately and the vanillia aroma in another bottle. Cause sometime im gonna vape just tobacco or sometimes just vanillia custard or sometimes wanna vape tobacco-vanillia-peanut togetherly.

What do you think about that?

 

[Izan]

Hi and welcome,
Your plan seems solid.
I often drip an accent flavor into my RBA to jazz up my all day/everyday TPA "DRy-4".


Have fun!
I

 

[smacuser]

Welcome to ecf @Müge Etik

I don't see any real problems with what you are proposing. It's always a good idea to get to know your flavors separately. I'd make smaller batches at first as to not waste any stinkers. After a bit of practice, you'll realize some flavors, at different percentages, will meld more naturally after being steeped together.

 

[MayBells]

Hi and welcome,
Your plan seems solid.
I often drip an accent flavor into my RBA to jazz up my all day/everyday TPA "DRy-4".


Have fun!
I

Great! thank you for answering

 

[MayBells]

Welcome to ecf @Müge Etik

I don't see any real problems with what you are proposing. It's always a good idea to get to know your flavors separately. I'd make smaller batches at first as to not waste any stinkers. After a bit of practice, you'll realize some flavors, at different percentages, will meld more naturally after being steeped together.

Some vapors said to me that when they mixed, there would be a wicker taste of each. I'm not sure if there will be a lost of flavor. That was why i ask.

And yeah i'll make small batches like 10 ml. Cause it's the first time to try a DIY e-liquid myself.
Thanks

 

[smacuser]

Some vapors said to me that when they mixed, there would be a wicker taste of each. I'm not sure if there will be a lost of flavor. That was why i ask.

And yeah i'll make small batches like 10 ml. Cause it's the first time to try a DIY e-liquid myself.
Thanks

The flavors mixed together should enhance each other. In the case of tobacco mixes, you'll definitely want the tobacco to be forward. Which tobacco aroma are you looking to start with?

Are you looking to recreate a favorite premix?

 

[Bliss Doubt]

Hello and welcome to the forum, Muge Etik. Your English is charming. Where are you posting from?

Hope you have fun brewing your flavors.

 

[Superuser187]

Yeap i did the same when i was new into diy but also do it today with my tobacco juice i sometimes like to add some caramel juice or vanilla into my tobacco juice depending on my mood...all steeped ofc......just give them alittle shake ofc after u mix

 

[MayBells]

The flavors mixed together should enhance each other. In the case of tobacco mixes, you'll definitely want the tobacco to be forward. Which tobacco aroma are you looking to start with?

Are you looking to recreate a favorite premix?

Well I just wanna vape them sometimes seperately, not always vape like RY-4. Also i thought i would find a good percentages of the mixing for my taste when im trying. in the future, definately im gonna steep them togetherly when i find my taste.

 

[MayBells]

Hello and welcome to the forum, Muge Etik. Your English is charming. Where are you posting from?

Hope you have fun brewing your flavors.

Thank you! I'm from Turkey, Istanbul.

 

[MayBells]

Yeap i did the same when i was new into diy but also do it today with my tobacco juice i sometimes like to add some caramel juice or vanilla into my tobacco juice depending on my mood...all steeped ofc......just give them alittle shake ofc after u mix

Great thanks for sharing your experiments u have been doing what i was thinking!

 

[smacuser]

Well I just wanna vape them sometimes seperately, not always vape like RY-4. Also i thought i would find a good percentages of the mixing for my taste when im trying. in the future, definately im gonna steep them togetherly when i find my taste.

When you get ready, look up Goofy's Juice.

 

[ShowMeTwice]

Hello Müge Etik and Welcome to ECF

Looks like you've received some good suggestions already. I hope you have fun with your DIY mixing. Creating good DIY mixes does require patience.

You have a solid plan, so I am sure success will find you.

 

[MJCSD]

Hello and welcome to ecf

 

[MayBells]

When you get ready, look up Goofy's Juice.

Where I live, it's hard to find the original e-liqs and also they are so expensive, unfortunately...
So i decided to try DIY e-liq. But I bought so much aromas

There is the list of what flavors I bought:

• Latakia
• Virginia
• Havana
• French Pipe (FE)
• Cohiba (FE)
• Tobacco Absolute (FE)
• Tobacco Additive (FE)
• Double RY4 (TFA)
• Toasted Almond (TFA)
• Peanut Butter (TFA)
• Espresso (TFA)
• Vanilla custard (TFA)
• Sweet cream (TFA)
• Banana (TFA)

 

[smacuser]

Where I live, it's hard to find the original e-liqs and also they are so expensive, unfortunately...
So i decided to try DIY e-liq. But I bought so much aromas

There is the list of what flavors I bought:

• Latakia
• Virginia
• Havana
• French Pipe (FE)
• Cohiba (FE)
• Tobacco Absolute (FE)
• Tobacco Additive (FE)
• Double RY4 (TFA)
• Toasted Almond (TFA)
• Peanut Butter (TFA)
• Espresso (TFA)
• Vanilla custard (TFA)
• Sweet cream (TFA)
• Banana (TFA)

Looks like a great start you have there. We seem to have similar tastes . That being said, keep a eye out for TFA Banana Nut Bread and FW Hazelnut. I use those quite often with my tobaccos.

 

[MayBells]

Looks like a great start you have there. We seem to have similar tastes . That being said, keep a eye out for TFA Banana Nut Bread and FW Hazelnut. I use those quite often with my tobaccos.

Delicious advices! The some tobaccos' brew time are between 5-10 days, where the RY4's brew time 5 weeks! Or banana-almond-peanut's are 3 week... etc..

When u brew them togetherly, how long you brew? how to decide?

Also i couldn't find vanilla custard's brew time.

 

[smacuser]

Delicious advices! The some tobaccos' brew time are between 5-10 days, where the RY4's brew time 5 weeks! Or banana-almond-peanut's are 3 week... etc.. When u brew them togetherly, how long you brew? how to decide? Also i couldn't find vanilla custard's brew time.

Those timeframes sound correct. TFA Vanilla Custard is probably around the 3 week mark. I don't really have the patience to keep notes on steeping. I'll try it out the next day, and if I like it, I'll keep vaping it. Hopefully, I'll make enough to where I can appreciate the wait. As far as those tobaccos go, they will always improve with time.

 

[MayBells]

Those timeframes sound correct. TFA Vanilla Custard is probably around the 3 week mark. I don't really have the patience to keep notes on steeping. I'll try it out the next day, and if I like it, I'll keep vaping it. Hopefully, I'll make enough to where I can appreciate the wait. As far as those tobaccos go, they will always improve with time.

"I'll try it out the next day, and if I like it, I'll keep vaping it."
That's logical

 

[ShowMeTwice]

When u brew them togetherly, how long you brew? how to decide?

Also i couldn't find vanilla custard's brew time.

Typically your bakery type flavors, like custards and creams, will do best with a 3-4 week steep.

Some fruits are true shake and vape while others do well with a steep of about a week. All depends on what flavors.

I can't help with tobacco flavors because I don't vape those.

I usually test a mix right after mixing so I know where it's at. Also so I understand how it develops over time. I like to test my mixes as they develop, or steep, over time. I use an RDA for that and drip.

I always keep good detailed notes on all flavors and recipes. Those come in handy.