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Jen0125 posted...

Wtf is nasal snuff? You put it in your fucking nose??

This question comes up like, every time I make this topic, but I implore people to have an open mind.

Nasal snuff is a tobacco/nicotine kinda thing, like smoking or dipping/chewing wherein you ingest through the nose. You take a small pinch of finely ground snuff, and inhale. You don't snort it so much as you inhale, since its such a fine grind it doesn't make much force to take it in.

What does it do for ya? I assume satisfies a nicotine craving. I actually like using it before bed, and sometimes during the day, but I can go without it. Otherwise, its a mild shock to the sense for a a minute. Some are different, such as Dhlokia from India which is really fine. You dont really get high, but you do get a slight perk. Aside from that, there is the smell component. The smell can linger in your nose for a bit, and they come in all different varieties: toasted, tobacco, floral, menthol and then your varieties like "champagne" and "cheese and bacon"

I chose this one because I figured it would smell unusual, and i heard it was delicious. I've never smelled real ambergris before, and that is a component in this. It sounds gross, but it is/was(mainly sinthetic now I gather) used in perfumes. So it should add a rather interesting layer to rose and amaretto.

In my opinion, an excellent way to take tobacco and nicotine. A lot of people think it is weird, but it really isn't once you get used to it. You will sneeze a lot at first. Really brown/black snot if you take enough. But that goes away with use. I use it for a few months and stop, just because I don't make orders constantly. As far as ease of use goes, you can get your nicotine fix in about 10 seconds in a bathroom, or anywhere if you don't care if people can see you.

So for me, I enjoy the nicotine and tobacco, but at the same time the sheer breadth of scents and flavor profiles keep be coming back.

I've got one called "field of junipers" coming which sounded interesting. I have one that is supposed to smell like wall flowers...I've had so many before though, to name a few: rose, cheese and bacon, lavender, "velvet", "jockey club" (super perfumated) "crumbs of comfort" (smells like Orbit sweet mint gum), violet, champagne, a bunch of natural tobacco ones, the list goes on.