That "wet" exhale

submitted over 9 years ago by imagineight

I've been trying to make a clone of one of my favorite juices and it's basically the best sherbet you've ever tried, liquid gold in my opinion. I have the flavor down, it's so close I'm satisfied with it. However it's missing this, wetness on the exhale. I can't explain it in other words. No other juice I've tried has even come close to this wetness on the exhale and I would love some direction in recreating this. Thanks!

Comments

11 points

by iwillnoteatgreeneggsover 9 years agoLemon Party Man!

If it lays more on the fruit side of the spectrum, a very small (.25%) amount of INW Cactus will get you a moist feel on the exhale without effecting the flavor. Use too much and you risk a soapy aftertaste.

If its more on the dessert side of things, LA marshmallow under 1% should give you that pastry glaze (like a glazey doughnut) feel on the exhale.

1 points

by imagineightover 9 years ago

I totally forgot I have read INW Cactus does bring something like this out! I may order some, thanks!

2 points

by D1STURBED36over 9 years ago

just dont use to much, or you end up with it tasting really floral. and to much is still a really small amount

3 points

by ryan770over 9 years ago

I recommend 1.5% TFA Whipped Cream, and maybe 0.25% INW Cactus.

The whipped cream, to me, gives this really thick wet mouthful. Cactus is known for its "Juicy" taste or feeling.

1 points

by imagineightover 9 years ago

Just put Cactus on order, man I hate paying shipping for one flavor.

1 points

by Tabbooover 9 years ago

That's why you always order more than 1 :)

1 points

by imagineightover 9 years ago

I literally just placed an order 2 weeks ago for ~30 new flavors!

2 points

by wonnernausover 9 years ago

I can't say for sure this would work, but I would try a very small amount of TFA Koolada, perhaps 0.25-0.5% (just guessing, adjust to suit). Since you are working with a sherbet, it may just give you what you are looking for.

2 points

by imagineightover 9 years ago

I have used koolada in a couple mixes but don't think this will bring the wetness to the table

2 points

by MrInconticover 9 years ago

I know exactly what you are talking about but have not found anything on how to do it. The flavor in the middle also does exactly what your talking about

2 points

by EarnestAccordover 9 years ago

I'll 4th the INWA-Cactus. Yes, it can ruin a recipe, but you've used too much if it did. When it is overpowering, I don't get a "soapy" flavor per say, can kind of relate to that description, but a more slightly sour-aloe vera-juice type of flavor. It's not a bad flavor, but definately takes over. As some examples I use it in my relatively soft and creamy Bilberry,Honeydew,Strawberry,Pear Punch @ .25% and in my tart Strawberry Lemonade @ .5%. Essentially the more bold and sharp the flavors you're playing with the more you can use before it hijacks your profile. Good luck!

1 points

by contactclosureover 9 years ago

Without reading the comments I know there is at least one recommendation for INW Cactus. It is definitely what you need to take it from a nice Sherbert to a flowery mess.

Have you tried saline? I never had much luck with it but, in it's defense, I didn't try very hard. I think I read that it gunks though. Maybe a gummy flavor in small percentage?

2 points

by imagineightover 9 years ago

So no love for the cactus?

3 points

by mikarmover 9 years ago

That flavor is weird. I've never made a great mix with it because it is almost always soapy to me at pretty much any percent. Could have been the things I was adding it to as well.

I would give it a try though but definitely heed the warnings about using too much.

2 points

by contactclosureover 9 years ago

None. I tried it in a few mixes and all of them were better without it.

1 points

by KR213over 9 years ago

I actually like the flavor but I've never noticed any kind of "wet" mouthfeel to it. Kinda sour maybe but not wet.

1 points

by thedirtyprojectorover 9 years agoOne of "The Damned"

INW Cactus.

1 points

by Jackalpotover 9 years agoMixologist

You could try TFA Swedish Gummy at maybe 0.5%. I find it gives a real sticky sensation while vaping it. Not exactly 'wet' but close enough.

0 points

by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

What's the juice you're trying to clone called?

3 points

by imagineightover 9 years ago

Neon Cream by Lost Fog.

So far I'm working with a couple revisions but this one seems closest

5.5% Cap lemon lime 4% FW Boom 4% TFA EM 3.5% FW Tropical Cream Breeze 2% TFA Sweet raspberry .5% TFA Sour

I'm thinking bringing the lemon lime down and upping the tropical cream breeze may help

5 points

by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

Nice! I'd look into FA Meringue or FA Marshmallow for moistness. TFA Marshmallow also helps but it's got DAP.

I started a post on e-liquid mouthfeel/moistness but still have to add all my other crap to it.

3 points

by imagineightover 9 years ago

Thanks man!

I have TFA meringue and TFA whipped cream on hand I could try. Do you have any suggestions on a %?

1 points

by VapeQueen214over 9 years ago

You should try Capella's raspberry v2 instead, I used to love sweet raspberry but I noticed it really dries my mouth out. Cap's raspberry is more juicy IMO. I would also try adding a little vanilla swirl or FA marshmallow.