If you were told of ‘tips’ for smoking, chances are you would roll your eyes. After all, what kind of advice could be given when it comes to smoking (with the exception of the advice to not smoke, that is)? Well, there are actually a number of tips that could help you, especially if you are a beginner. Find out below the tips that every beginner smoker should abide by: Go here https://www.cigars.com.au/region/cuba  for more information about cuban cigars.

• Take your time – the number one point you should be keeping in mind is to not hurry. A cigar Adelaide, for example, can last very long without being attended to (as long as the weather is not overtly chilly or windy, that is!). Therefore, do not be in a rush to take in as many puffs as possible when starting out. The joy of smoking is to flavour every puff, and smoking too quickly can easily give you a burning sensation when too much smoke fills up in your mouth and throat.
• Nicotine sickness is real – if your tobacconist has not already warned you of this, keep in in that nicotine sickness can happen to any beginner to smoking. It leaves you with an extreme feeling of nausea, due to the fact that you are not used to tobacco. To avoid (or minimize the probability of being affected by it), stick to smoking lighter tobacco products with milder flavours at first. Only once you are fully sure that you can smoke the milder flavours move onto the stronger flavours. In the off case that you do get hit with nicotine sickness, get something sweet to ingest as soon as possible – soda or candy works best.
• Watch out for signs and surroundings – as you should be aware of, smoking is not something you should be just about anywhere. The negative effect of smoking is not new information to anyone anymore, and you should be careful of your surroundings when you smoke. Smoking signs, or the signs that tell you to not smoke are good indicators of what you should be doing, but there is no guarantee that you will find a sign everywhere. In such instances, make sure to be perceptive of your surroundings: are there any children, pregnant women, sick people or the elderly? If so, then it is not appropriate to smoke. And if any other individuals express dislike or discomfort, it is only polite to stop smoking.
• Keep a look out for your breath – your breath after smoking will most certainly not be the most pleasant thing in the world, which is why you should have something on hand to fight off your bad breath – especially if you are not relaxing at home. Chewing gums, mouthwash or tongue scrapers are some of the things you could try out.