http://imgur.com/a/MNdTo
This is my first attempt at making my own juice. The flavors standing up are all TPA and the ones in the foreground are all FA. Between them are some random 1 ml tester from other manufactures (my shop sells 10 of them for 5€ but you don't know what you get).
Like I said I don't know what to make first. Maybe you guys have some ideas what to mix with my stuff.
##TPA
- Blackberry
- Black Cherry
- White Chocolate
- Strawberry
- Passionfruit
- Orange Creme
- Vanilla Swirl
- Mango
- Banana
- Dulce de Leche
- Hazelnut
- Horchata
- Whipped Creme
- Cinnamon Cookie
- Raspberry
- Bavarian Creme
- Menthol
- Liquid Sweetener
##FA
- Apricot
- Blackberry
- Cherry
- Kiwi
- Banana
- Mandarin
- Passionfruit
- Pineapple
- Caramel
- Hazelnut
- Marshmallow
- Coconut
- EM
I'm from germany so I couldn't get all the stuff I wanted (saw in this subreddit).
The 3rd picture is my Zenith V2 on the Heimdall, if you can get your hands on the Zenith get one it's amazing. I was lucky and found one at my local B&M after searching the net for 2 weeks.
Happy vapeing guys
Try this:
- Strawberry (TFA) 6%
- Banana (TFA) 2.5%
- Apricot (LA) 2%
- Bavarian Creme (TFA) 4%
- Marshmallow (FA) 1%
Turns into a nice, smooth Strawberry-Banana Cream after 2-3 days of steeping.
Holy cats, I'd say you're ready!
Well, look at the recipe threads in the side bar and start mixing up stuff that sounds good. Also do a google search for recipes and try some of those. Then you might be ready to venture into some of your own mixes. It's like getting a new art kit or something - you have to just try things - some work out, some don't. But don't be afraid to get creative.
Thanks man, but I'm not fully ready yet, I forgot the damn labels.
Nice order! You've got many, many tasty possibilities there. I'm excited to read about your recipes here.
My first bottles all had yellow electrical tape and ball point pen labels. Easy to pull back off and survive a warm water steep.
What I do every time I order new flavors is mix a small 5ml bottle of each individual flavor, to get an idea of what it tastes like on its own. From there, I can mix them together in equal parts, find what is overpowering, what works well together and what doesn't. Requires a fair amount of base liquids (PG, VG, nic [you don't have to include nicotine, however, saves money if you don't]) and bottles, but I've found that to be extremely helpful.