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Making your own eliquid

I found it better to start on single flavours and I would make up 4 10ml batches @ 5%,10% ,15% & 20%. Then vape them to see which percentage was best or adjust to suit.
When you have worked out that single flavour percentages taste like you can start mixing them together how you want because you know that as an example 5% Strawberry is a mild background flavour wit 10% Watermelon as the strong flavour

That's what I do when I can be bothered and make notes of the test batches like 5% no taste 15% perfect
 
Bakery/sweets flavours take longer to steep than fruit flavours which can be good to vape after you mix them. Liquids with high VG take longer because the flavours are almost always PG based and they need time to mix together and mature.
 
I found it better to start on single flavours and I would make up 4 10ml batches @ 5%,10% ,15% & 20%. Then vape them to see which percentage was best or adjust to suit.
When you have worked out that single flavour percentages taste like you can start mixing them together how you want because you know that as an example 5% Strawberry is a mild background flavour wit 10% Watermelon as the strong flavour

That's what I do when I can be bothered and make notes of the test batches like 5% no taste 15% perfect
I made some horrid mixes at the start of the DIY lol, but now mainly just mix them in the tank because I'm lazy.

edit: I let single flavours steep then mix them later.
 
FlavourArt is good. Very nice.
Also you could try one shots.
I just ordered from chefs vapour for the first time and received my order the next day along with a freebie sample thrown in. Top service.
 
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