My wife likes several different strawberry juices , some with cream and others with peppermint . She says that after half a day vaping she can't taste the strawberry . If I try it I can still taste the Strawberry. What is going on?
Strawberry loosing taste ?
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I'd be interested to know: ask her if she puffs away a few times to build up the vapor, and lets the vapor stream out her nostrils before any inhalation of the main hit? I ask becuase I recently realized that when I do that, my flavor decreases afterwards a little. There's always a slight burning in the nasal passage doing that... for me, at least, and I wonder if the vape isn't overwhelming or numbing the taste sense. After all, a lot of flavor recognition is gained through air passing through the nose. It may only be me, but who knows.
Maybe too much strawberry. I have to switch around my juices or else they start to lose taste. I've been vaping one for weeks that's my new fav all day vape. Today I can't taste it 
but I can taste everything else. I'm going to set it aside for a few days & come back to it.
but I can taste everything else. I'm going to set it aside for a few days & come back to it.
Vego & Chimney nailed it.
Most of your sense of taste is in your nose, try holding your nose and eating something and see how it tastes. This is why nothing tastes good if your nose is stopped up. Like smells, if you are tasting the same thing all the time you will lose sensitivity to that taste.
It's like someone who works around strong odors, you just cant smell (taste) them anymore. Walk away from it and come back to it and the smell/taste is still there, you just cant perceive it after awhile.
I rotate between 3-4 flavors all the time so if one starts to lose its punch I go to something else and come back to it later.
Most of your sense of taste is in your nose, try holding your nose and eating something and see how it tastes. This is why nothing tastes good if your nose is stopped up. Like smells, if you are tasting the same thing all the time you will lose sensitivity to that taste.
It's like someone who works around strong odors, you just cant smell (taste) them anymore. Walk away from it and come back to it and the smell/taste is still there, you just cant perceive it after awhile.
I rotate between 3-4 flavors all the time so if one starts to lose its punch I go to something else and come back to it later.
B2L, even though I already knew your taste comes mostly through your nose... I tried it since I was eating... and Omg... It's so weird. I guess I never really thought about doing it on purpose.
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