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A Beginners Guide To Snuff

If you smoke nicotine regularly or on an occasional or even occasionally and you’re thinking of going for a different route, this guide will help you get started with nicotine and its use in modern day society.

It’s likely that you’ve seen snuff in movies set in the past long ago, but it’s a nicotine-based product which also has quite the following today.

Believe it or not, smoking snuff remains a popular leisure activity even today, despite its association with the wig-wearing aristocrats from the 17th and 18th century and its use has surged in popularity in recent times.

In no way is it doubt that smoking tobacco has been pretty much outlawed in modern society. Not only do health conscious people have a better understanding of the damaging consequences of smoking tobacco on the lungs, but also the UK government has taken action as well, imposing the ban of smoking tobacco in enclosed public spaces.

Many have since decided to use snuff as an alternative way to get the nicotine level they’re seeking. And, although vaping is a different option however, snuff is believed to be more discreet.

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What is Snuff Made of?

If you’re wondering what exactly is the definition of snuff, it’s simple, it is very finely ground tobacco that is placed in a tin , and can be sniffed through the nose. We only use top quality snuff. It is also able to come in a choice of flavors, like the following:

Aniseed
Apricot
Chocolate
Menthol
Supermint
Raspberry
Mild Lemon

How Snuff Is Used

Our guide for beginners to snuff has clarified what snuff is, and, if you’re contemplating taking a shot then you may be interested to learn what it is used for.

The ritual is in the following order:

Tap the top of the container to loosen the snuff
Open the tin carefully to avoid spilling the contents
Breathe in the aroma
Take a small amount of Snuff between the thumb and forefinger and sniff gently (don’t snort)
Have fun!

Remember – you only need to inhale the snuff through the nostrils on the outside. If you breathe too deeply, you can get a painful drip in your throat, and/or a burning feeling in the sinuses. Begin by inhaling small amounts initially, and slowly increase until you determine the dosage you prefer.