I don't know whats going on, but yesterday,after I bought myself a brand new glass tank, I can no longer taste my favorite cinnaster freeze juice! I thought since i started out with a different flavor in the new tank, that might of caused it, but I can't taste it, or smell it. Did I kill a taste bud that picks up cinnamon? Will it come back?
my taste buds are dead? No longer tasting cinnamon
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Give the cinnamon a rest. Try a different flavor a day or so. The taste will come back.
Don't forget to drink more water than usual when vaping.
Don't forget to drink more water than usual when vaping.
I've found cinnamon to be one of those flavours that fatigues the taste buds. I suspect it's actually a defence mechanism of the mouth - lessening the reward of consuming one thing so as to lead us to a more varied diet.
Move to another juice and plenty of water, per above. As for the juice, I suggest a menthol or spearmint - same sensory feedback as cinnamon (i.e., you can 'feel' it, not just taste it).
Move to another juice and plenty of water, per above. As for the juice, I suggest a menthol or spearmint - same sensory feedback as cinnamon (i.e., you can 'feel' it, not just taste it).
I would definitely recommend switching up your juice. Menthol would be a great choice. However, if you don't want to do so, maybe moving the tip around. For instance, I usually pull from the right side of my mouth so I would switch to the left then the center and see if that helps.
congratulations!!!! you have your first case of "Vapors Tongue"... switch to a tame flavor... or something you bought before that you didnt like... and make sure to drink LOTS of water.
I like that tip lol.. Gives me a reason to hold on to my less favored juices. I have found that some of the sweet flavors tend to become less intense - however, the nuttier tobacco flavors tend to remain much the same.
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I vape a lot of cinnamon that I have mixed myself at a very high percentage. I like it really strong. However, my taste buds DO become numb from it pretty quickly. One thing to try is putting the drip tip toward the back of your tongue so the taste buds there can get the flavor (at least until they become numb, also). As already mentioned, try switching to a tobacco or other non-sweet juice. My taste for the cinnamon comes back in twenty or thirty minutes, at most an hour. I love the switching around. Keeps life interesting.
You broke a bud.
Extreme flavors like that put your system on sensory overload and your capacity to taste that flavor shuts down. Some times you not only lose the ability to taste that flavor, you lose the ability to taste much of anything. (Ever burnt yourself out on chili's?) You just gotta lay off a constant stream of that stuff, suck it up, and give it a couple days or so for your sense of taste to return.
That sounds like vapor's tongue to me, always drink water while you vape, it helps cleanse your pallet. Also try switching up your flavors a bit, there area million cinnamon flavors out there but all of them have something unique to offer, expanding your flavor horizons will definitely do you some good!
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