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What removes dryness from liquid flavourings?

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I am messing about with some flavours and have one (popcorn) that has a great flavour which I really like but it has a real dryness on the throat when vaped. Does anyone have any hints/tips on what to add which will get rid of this dry harshness?. My mix is 6mg, 60vg/40pg. I have tried it on it's own, with cream, with some custard and, although the custard helped a little, the dryness on the throat is still there.. Ideas??
 
A couple of drops of EM?


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Alas I have tried that one. Gives the sweetness that it needs but the dryness is still there. If you can imagine eating popcorn and a bit gets caught in your throat due to it being dry.. it's like that. Don't get me wrong as I want it like popcorn but just with the flavour.. not like I have shoved a few handfuls of dry popcorn down my throat lol
 
What about adding smooth/MTS Vape Wizard?. Will this work and has anyone any experience with this additive?. Does it work? +/-'s?
 
Ah but can it also ruin everything?. What sort of amount would you add to, say 10ml?

It doesn't really have a taste or flavour so it won't ruin anything (famous last words!)
1% and below is the "recommended" amount, but it's really down to taste, going over 1% won't hurt much, but often it's only a whisper that's needed to round things off, about 0.5%.
I've found it to be very much "suck it and see". A couple of times, for me, it's made no noticeable difference at all, but I've never found that it makes things worse.
When calculating a mix, I don't take the Wizard subtract from the flavouring amount, I subtract it from the PG or VG amount.
 
I'd have tried a cream or a sweetener ... Bavarian Cream, Dulce de leche, sucralose/stevia, maybe also increase VG% and reduce nic. Finally reduce the % of flavouring, same effect as VW but cheaper. Vanilla and caramel could be options thugh they add their own flavour ... caramel should work well with popcorn.
 
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