scent

[HelloMiakoda]

What flavors tend to produce the least amount of noticable second-hand sent?

[spydre]

I think part of it depends, in part, on the maufacturer/vendor. But then, there are some things, by their very nature, that produce a strong scent. For example, fruit flavors, or something like inferno or red hots, or you pluid/anise/liquorish flavored juices. Well, anything that has to be vaped out of a glass tank.

But remember, a good chunk of taste is actually based on smell, so if there isn't an olfactory response, it generally fails as a juice.

[Patricia]

I vape sweet, candy, fruity and desert flavors and I am glad they put off a pleasant sent because the people in my office are always saying how good it smells. If it smelt bad they would probably ask me to go outside to vape.

[bcartervol98]

People are always looking for the scented candle in my office and wondering what scent it is.

[Bebop]

Most people enjoy the mild scent of my juices.

I have noticed that since I dropped from 80/20 and 70/30 mixes to 50/50 and 35/65 that I get more people noticing the scent.

If you want avoid any scent I would go with high pg/vg ratio and low flavor or flavorless

[Grant951]

Lol my Co workers say my Dragons delight smells like oreos. It really lines for awhile and when I walk away and walk back it definitely smells like oreos, lol. Tastes nothing like it.

[ChrisP]

People seem to be ok with the coffee's second hand cloud. Hard to say.

When I walk in my local shop I don't like what I smell lol, so who really knows being so, "Individualized", as vaping is.