Making Flavors

[hockman5]

I am interested in making my own flavor using Anise oil flavoring, which would give me a licorice flavor. How hard is it to get ahold of liquid nicotine and whatever else I need to make my own flavor???

 

[Kent C]

I am interested in making my own flavor using Anise oil flavoring, which would give me a licorice flavor. How hard is it to get ahold of liquid nicotine and whatever else I need to make my own flavor???

Liquids - Unflavored DIY and MIX Only

The anise oil flavoring has some problems though - it is not water soluable. I don't know how much of a problem that presents though. Supposedly it is not good for the atomizer.

http://www.exogenesis.co.uk/Loranne1.htm

The 'licorice' flavor there is water soluable.

https://www.lorannoils.com/c-6-super-strength-flavors-candy-oils.aspx

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...32117-what-kind-supplys-where.html#post490748

 

[rjp44]

I am interested in making my own flavor using Anise oil flavoring, which would give me a licorice flavor. How hard is it to get ahold of liquid nicotine and whatever else I need to make my own flavor???

hockman, you can probably find some good answers in the DIY liquid section DIY e-liquid - e-cigarette-forum.com • The place for electronic cigarette reviews, news and chat

 

[hockman5]

Thanks for the info!!!

 

[Kurt]

Nice to meet another licorice lover! I made some licorice juice from Lorann licorice flavor, totally wicked's 36 mg unflavored nic juice, and VG. I wanted strong, because I LOVE licorice (black jelly belly's = my fave candy!), so I tried 30% flavor. Talk about a licorice fog to climb into! Fantastic! I am finding however that lower concentration of flavor is in some ways better, as it vapes better and the flavor is more mixed somehow.

Licorice with at about 4 mg nic is SO nice to vape away to one's heart's content on a passthrough. Scrumptious!! This was actually my first homemade juice.

Kurt