Hi there,
I've been vaping for almost a year now, making my own juices at home. I only vape zero-to-low-nicotine juices that are VG based, and because of the high VG presence I usually feel super dry after a few puffs, which forces me to drink lots of water.
Now to my question: Is there a way to counter this or at least ease up the dryness in the liquid making stage rather than in the post stage? I only add very little water alongside my flavor to my VG.
Will adding more water help? (If so, how much of it would be sufficient in percentage to the whole mix)
Is there something else that I could add that can fix this issue?
Thanks
I've been vaping for almost a year now, making my own juices at home. I only vape zero-to-low-nicotine juices that are VG based, and because of the high VG presence I usually feel super dry after a few puffs, which forces me to drink lots of water.
Now to my question: Is there a way to counter this or at least ease up the dryness in the liquid making stage rather than in the post stage? I only add very little water alongside my flavor to my VG.
Will adding more water help? (If so, how much of it would be sufficient in percentage to the whole mix)
Is there something else that I could add that can fix this issue?
Thanks
