Mint flavoring suggestions?

[jdanderson1449]

So, I'm working on a new liquid and I fully expected the mint to come through pretty heavily so I went light on it. I've been experimenting with making cocktail flavored e-liquids and you can't have a mojito without mint. So, I've been pretty pleased with all the TFA flavorings I've used so far but maybe when I make my next batch, I'll have to almost leave it out or try to tone it down somehow.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to tone it down or what sort of ratio to use it at? Also, anyone besides TFA that makes maybe a milder mint flavoring?

 

[Wingsfan0310]

To tone it down, I would dilute the flavor itself in PG before using it.
EX: Mix 1ml of the flavoring with 5-10ml of PG and use that as a cut down flavor.

Cheers,
Steve

So, I'm working on a new liquid and I fully expected the mint to come through pretty heavily so I went light on it. I've been experimenting with making cocktail flavored e-liquids and you can't have a mojito without mint. So, I've been pretty pleased with all the TFA flavorings I've used so far but maybe when I make my next batch, I'll have to almost leave it out or try to tone it down somehow.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to tone it down or what sort of ratio to use it at? Also, anyone besides TFA that makes maybe a milder mint flavoring?

 

[jdanderson1449]

Cool. Thanks for the suggestion.


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[dannyv45]

That's a great suggestion. If you use 1% and it's to much you can step that down by mixing 1% flavoring to 3% PG then use 1% of the mix down which will equate to .25% or if you use 1ml then 1ml would equate to .025ml.