Wetness ??

[canderwood]

Hi master mixers 

This his may seem a strange question but what makes a juice have that feeling of wetness?

to explain.. When comparing some fruity mixes I have made with some vendor juices, the vendor juices feel wetter ( or juicier maybe) when vaped, if that makes any sense. Does anyone know what I mean and what helps that wetness/ juicy ness to come out?

[tim]

You need EM (ethyl maltol). That takes the "dryness" out of it.

Many sweeteners do the same, Stevia is a natural alternative, or you could add a naturally sweet flavour, like Brown Sugar.

But generally, the dryness comes from lack of sweet.

[canderwood]

Aah, the light starts to dawn on me. That makes sense now, thank you tim. Seems EM is needed in quite a few of my mixes so best get back to the lab

[OneDay]

I think I understand what you mean by 'wetness'. If I do, VG will give a wetter mouth-feel than PG, so adjusting your ratios might help.

As with all mixing (and the beauty of mixology) try different things to create your perfect vape

[tim]

Mar 21, 2015 23:56:01 GMT canderwood said:

Aah, the light starts to dawn on me. That makes sense now, thank you tim. Seems EM is needed in quite a few of my mixes so best get back to the lab

Be careful with it though, one or two drops in 10 ml at first. Hope that helps

Unless you like sickly sweet!!!!!!

[phtumshk]

Sucralose liquid is a good sweetener that adds sweet with no added taste to it.

[Perpetua]

A Sucralose based sweetener is my preferred choice as well, EM makes no difference for me . . . certainly not sickly sweet even at 2%.

Stevia can leave an aftertaste I find. 

[phtumshk]

Mar 22, 2015 5:26:58 GMT Perpetua said:

A Sucralose based sweetener is my preferred choice as well, EM makes no difference for me . . . certainly not sickly sweet even at 2%.

Stevia can leave an aftertaste I find. 

Stevia is a mad taste sensation all of its own lol.
Gawd knows how people can put it in there tea.