It will differ depending on the specific brands and ingredients that you use
Stanford Research Into the Impact of Tobacco Advertising In this campaign, Viceroys attempted to assure the public that its brand wouldn't stain teeth, giving the claim credibility by using an actor posing as a dentist
(Try a blend of American VFC 2012 + Brightleaf VFC Smooth) One technique to get a more "standard" cigarette blend that you might be more accustomed to is to use a store bought blend as a base - though this might take away from the uniqueness of your own blend depending on your ratios
[6] [7] However, a 2012 German research study on risk factors for nasal malignancies among German men found that cigarette smoking potentially increases the likelihood of developing nasal cancer more than the use of nasal snuff
[256] Human Rights Watch interview with Henry F., 17, Montgomery County, Kentucky, September 6, 2013