4 Easy to Learn Vape Smoke Tricks

Vape smoke tricks are one of the reasons why the Boston vape scene is so popular. Here are a few easy to learn tricks that are sure to impress your friends.

The Dragon

Take a drag, inhaling like you normally do. Press your lips together in the center and exhale, allowing the smoke to escape through the sides of your mouth. To take this trick to the next level, you’ll need some practice blowing smoke out of both your nose and the sides of the mouth. The trick is to not inhale. Fill your lungs first, drag you smoke into your mouth, then use the air already in your lungs to force the smoke out through the mouth and nose simultaneously.

The Waterfall

A few hours before your friends come over, add a few inches of water to the bottle and let it put it in the freezer. When you take it out again, the water should be frozen in the bottom. Slowly blow your smoke into the bottle as you exhale. The ice in the bottom will cause the smoke to condense into a thick, fog-like cloud. Turn the bottle over and slowly pour the fog out into a level surface.

The Smoke Bubble

No matter how old you are, you're never too old to blow bubbles. Add vaping to the mix and take you bubble-blowing game to the next level. You can use a bottle of bubble liquid or make your own with a mixture of hand soap and water. Use a bubble wand or, for large bubbles, cut the bottom out of a small plastic bottle. Dip the end of the wand or the bottle into the soapy mixture. Take a drag from your device and gently blow the smoke through the bubble maker.

The French Inhale

This trick not only look cool, but it also creates a more condensed smoke for your enjoyment. Take a drag but do not inhale. Allow the smoke to sit in your mouth for a few seconds. It helps if you have a few sips of cold water in the bottle of your mouth. The coldness will cause the smoke to thicken in your mouth. Extend your lower jaw and allow the smoke to escape naturally as you inhale through your nose.

If you want to impress your friends that vape in Boston, MA, practice these tricks with different devices and liquids until you find a combination that works best for you.

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