Greetings compounders, I know that there are a few videos with flavor talk about vanilla , and here is my take and research on the subject https://youtu.be/_yum4WP8rFo Have a good weekend!
Did this guy really recommend McCormick's vanilla at the end of the video?!
Edit: yup, at 3:35
McCormick's is alcohol based but there are alot of good PG based ones too. It was never mentioned by name though, just a picture when I was talking about pure extracts.
I am not aware of a Vanilla Custard (FA)... are you sure that's what you meant in this video? Around the 1:40 mark
vanilla simply balances everything out.
I tried making clones of my favorite fruit flavored e-juices (flavors you would never think had vanilla it it like watermelon strawberry and blackcurrant), for more than 2 years but couldn't figure out why my ejuices were'nt hitting the spot like the originals.
Then it was revealed on a forum that they used small percentages of ethyl-vanillin as a background note, and it all became clear.
Hey /u/DIY-Eliquid, your videos are interesting but... It would definitely help the community more if you posted transcripts too instead of just a link to the video. It kind of looks to me like you're mostly here to promote your YouTube, not to be a part of this Reddit community. I don't want to sit through a video I want to skim some notes.
Like there's a reason link-only posts are disabled here and it's not so you just write 25 words and link to your YouTube
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