Hi there. I'm Missy Alice.
I've scoured the threads up and down and, when it comes to the type of hit you take (mouth or lung) all I see is that. Either mouth or lung.
I see people explaining "more flavour" for the mouth one. Or "more throat" - "more cloud" - "feel it better".
I'd love to ask: why not both?
Have you tried the French hit? For me it comes naturally - this is how I also smoke cigarettes.
Basically you do a mouth draw (not inhale) and then open your mouth bringing your bottom jaw forward while also drawing in air through your nose, then let it out immediately.
This provides 3x the flavour (you feel it with your mouth, then with your nose, then on the exhale again) and if you develop this further and get/know exactly when to rip it out, you get a throat hit on the exhale!
The more advanced technique (which comes naturally without thinking... it just takes time) is actually a sequence of a mouth-to-lung and another mouth-to-lung without exhaling the first one. Then you do a french inhale for the extra kick of flavour. - you only exhale here, so make them (the mouth ones) short, fast and sudden. The exhale has to be straight and vigorous. I'm sorry I don't have a video for this, but if enough people are interested, I'll make one.
Your mouth will water.
Here's a suggestion: if you don't feel the flavour of your juice, or you can't be arsed to 'swing it around your mouth like wine'. Try a french inhale.
Basically, this: /watch?v=-KCBLA-fuVw
I've scoured the threads up and down and, when it comes to the type of hit you take (mouth or lung) all I see is that. Either mouth or lung.
I see people explaining "more flavour" for the mouth one. Or "more throat" - "more cloud" - "feel it better".
I'd love to ask: why not both?
Have you tried the French hit? For me it comes naturally - this is how I also smoke cigarettes.
Basically you do a mouth draw (not inhale) and then open your mouth bringing your bottom jaw forward while also drawing in air through your nose, then let it out immediately.
This provides 3x the flavour (you feel it with your mouth, then with your nose, then on the exhale again) and if you develop this further and get/know exactly when to rip it out, you get a throat hit on the exhale!
The more advanced technique (which comes naturally without thinking... it just takes time) is actually a sequence of a mouth-to-lung and another mouth-to-lung without exhaling the first one. Then you do a french inhale for the extra kick of flavour. - you only exhale here, so make them (the mouth ones) short, fast and sudden. The exhale has to be straight and vigorous. I'm sorry I don't have a video for this, but if enough people are interested, I'll make one.
Your mouth will water.
Here's a suggestion: if you don't feel the flavour of your juice, or you can't be arsed to 'swing it around your mouth like wine'. Try a french inhale.
Basically, this: /watch?v=-KCBLA-fuVw
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