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Blackberry Milk by mlNikon 30ml
Blackberry Milk by mlNikon 30ml
Blackberry Milk by mlNikon is a perfect spring one shot for those who like creamy berry blends.
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Russia May Take A Pro-Vaping Stance – Vaping360
Russia May Take A Pro-Vaping Stance
Russia may soon encourage smokers to switch to vaping, and may even implement a tax scheme to make vapes more attractive to smokers than cigarettes.
The news came in an interview with Russian Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov, published in the Moscow-based business paper Vedomosti. Manturov suggested that Russia would deal with vaping products under separate regulations from cigarettes. That would make the country unique among signatories to the World Health Organization’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC). FCTC members are encouraged to restrict or ban e-cigarettes.
Even Russia is leaving Australia behind…..In a report last week, the Russian Minister for Industry and Trade said smokers should switch to #ecigs, “which will regulated as a “separate” product category because they are “safer” than cigarettes.https://t.co/n3BV7PPXrB pic.twitter.com/JSaYMhy65f
— Legalise Vaping Australia (@LegaliseVaping) February 25, 2018
“Smokers should switch to ENDS and electronic tobacco heating systems,” Manturov told the paper, adding that vaping is safer. “We suggest making a special law to regulate such devices with obvious restrictions, such as sale ban to minors, no smoking in schools, kindergartens and other similar places, and also we need to introduce administrative responsibility for violation of these restrictions.”
Manturov also suggested that vapes be taxed at a lower rate than tobacco products, to “encourage smokers to switch from conventional tobacco to the new devices, and not the other way round.” The minister’s position makes perfect sense in a country like Russia — which has a massive smoking problem — but is still shocking in its enlightenment. Logic like that is heard almost nowhere else in the world.
In 2016, according to the World Health Organization, 29.9 percent of Russian adults smoke cigarettes, including 48.8 percent of men. That is almost twice as many smokers overall as in the United States and United Kingdom, which both had 15.5 percent smoking rates in 2016.
(Thanks to Legalise Vaping Australia, who grabbed and translated the quotes from the paywalled Vedomosti article.)
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Russia May Take A Pro-Vaping Stance – Vaping360
Russia may soon encourage smokers to switch to vaping as a public health measure. Industry and trade minister Denis Manturov told business publication Vedomosti that Russia may implement a differential taxation scheme for vaping and tobacco products.
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FDA Is About to Crack Down on Non-Compliant Vapes – Vaping360
FDA Is About to Crack Down on Non-Compliant Vapes – Vaping360
The FDA is signalling its intention to look for products that were illegally introduced to the market after the Aug. 8, 2016 freeze on new products. The FDA is calling for bids to perform inspections of vaping manufacturers, which the agency gained regulatory control over through its 2016 Deeming Ru…
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Check out our MXR Collection line at CVE Edmonton!Please drop by our double boot…
Check out our MXR Collection line at CVE Edmonton!
Please drop by our double booth in front of the stage to try our gourmet collection of 12 e-liquids developed by our 4 professional gourmet liquid chefs. Be ready to taste the difference of quality!
We will also have a great promo if you would like to purchase bottles on the spot.
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They go deep.Concerning creative perfumery in Spain, there are two names to watc…
They go deep.
Concerning creative perfumery in Spain, there are two names to watch out for: Christian Carbonnel and Jórdi Fernandez. Both bring a new vibe and energy to the Iberian indie scene and beyond. We were honestly most impressed lately by Christian Carbonnel’s ‘Mandala’ (Masque Milano, 2017) and also his animalic-apple rework of ‘Panda’ (Zoologist, 2017). Most outstanding though is his ‘Camel’ (Zoologist, 2017).
‘Camel’ (Zoologist, 2017) by Christian Carbonnel (aka Chris Maurice) starts out with a plasticy-celluloid note of dung and horse or well camel manure. This arises from the interplay of civet, dried fruity damascones and olibanum–myrrh. Luckily, it is the dates theme that is elaborated on and not the civet one, which is diluted with orange blossoms and evaporates into a rose-jasmine accord. The floralcy gets contrasted with cinnamon before dry cedary notes transform the scenery to a circus ring with sawdust, straw and wood shavings. The oriental atmosphere is fixated with a musky vanillic-coumarin fond and sandalwood plus vetiver provide some darkness to contrast the exaltingly strong civet note. Perhaps ‘Camel’ is the most wearable most animalic scent out there currently, and it paints a vivid scenery. Never thought of how lovely it can be to smell ‘Camel’!
With Zoologist Victor Wong definitely conceived a most interesting platform for different indie perfumers, and sometimes we feel it is this interaction that some indie perfumers are lacking, the CFM (creative fragrance manager) and/or sales interaction. And Victor Wong has definitely a talent to select the right men and women for the respective task. Indie perfumery should be daring, and daring could be animalic. Zoologist and Orto Parisi lead the way in that respect, with perhaps Les Liquides Imaginaires.
The other two new Zoologist fragrances are no less interesting: ‘Elephant’ (Zoologist, 2017) by Chris Bartlett, and ‘Dragonfly’ (Zoologist, 2017) by Juan M. Perez, the Puerto Rican ‘Exotic Island Perfumer’, also a name to watch out for.
In ‘Elephant’ (Zoologist, 2017), Chris Bartlett (of Pell Wall fame) explores a massively complex greenery with violet leaves, green-grasy cis-hexenyl esters and the minty fresh, herbal-agrestic Mintonat (homomenthyl acetate). The lavender effect is extended to the heart which is magnolia-jasmine in a lactonic coconut direction evolving to a cocoa accord that is rendered soft woody-ambery and transparent-floral with around 6% of Kohinool. The cocoa-chocolate-lactonic aspects are then meeting patchouli in a classical combo and are then fixated with a complex sandalwood accord. The musks are a bit soapy sadly, and the foliage on top is really quite damp, earthy and a bit coarse. It is a great contrast to the soft lactonic chocolate santalness, but we would have loved a bit more emphasis on the latter, so to make the santal accord more elegant, even more gourmandy and animalic. ‘Elephant’ definitely is nothing like ‘Jungle L’Elephant’ (Kenzo, 1996) by Dominique Ropion, but it is more jungle than elephant, if you like it that way.
With ‘Dragonfly’ (Zoologist, 2017) by Juan M. Perez, scents like ‘Apres l’Ondee’ (Guerlain, 1906) by Jacques Guerlain or ‘L’Eau d’Hiver’ (Frederic Malle, 2003) by Jean-Claude Ellena spring to mind immediately, but in ‘Dragonfly’ in addition to the spicy anisic, para-anisaldehyde–orange blossom–violet/iris–musk theme, emphasis is on the muguet–waterlily or if you like lotus-flower accord. So we have a fresh ariy anisic heliotropin opening underscored by aldehydes and lemon with a soft almondy contrast. Muguet and mimosa render this almondy softness somewhat Nivea-type though there are peony and cherry-type nuances and some salicylate sun-cream effect. While this all is somewhat fresh-aquatic aldehydic, ‘Dragonfly’ then makes a sharp turn towards dry-powdery almost earthy-mineral notes with cypriol, iris/rice powder, dry ambers and mossy woods, surrounded by metallic white musks that link back to the aldehydic facets from the top. The wet–dry accords are in itself quite consistent, but when they clash in the middle there is a bit of a dirty stale or starchy water feeling. So ‘Dragonfly’ is not crystal clear, clinically pure, but what else would you expect from Zoologist.
So we can be curious for ‘Hyrax’ to launch at the Esxence in April 2018 – and we must say we marvel at the genius of Victor Wong, because if there’s something like the perfect note for Sven Pritzkoleit it definitely is the tincture of Hyraceum/African Stone! Best Zoologist frags to us so far are however ‘Bat’ (2015) by Ellen Covey and ‘Camel’ (2017) by Christian Carbonnel!!
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