Ways Women are Changing the Vape Culture
Vapers today are increasing by the number. People have used vaping as an alternative to smoking and has helped many stop the habit permanently. Today, the vaping community does not only vape to fight their smoking addiction. Today, the vaping culture is being changed by women who are fighting for change from within. Slowly, the vape culture is changing for good as seen through these women vapers.
More women are vaping today. Compared to men, there are more women open to trying e-cigarettes and vaping regularly. The increase in women vapers surpasses the increase in male vapers. We can expect more female smokers to turn to vaping since there are fewer women smokers than men.
Many women are also fighting outdated marketing techniques of the vape industry. The male-focused marketing technique of using scantily-clad women to attract men to vape is no longer working. Women were the first to point that marketing in this industry should promote innovative vaping products. This priority will help change the vaping culture. Potential customers will get a positive impact when this is the marketing priority.
Even famous women are now showing themselves vaping in public. Some who have embraced the vaping lifestyle are Cara Delevingne and Kate Moss. Vaping is not harsh on the voices of singers Katy Perry and Rihanna. Comedian Sarah Silverman is another passionate vaper.
Many female YouTube stars are also into vaping. Women receive abuse when they seek to ask advice on vaping in online groups. There are many YouTube stars today who are fighting back and helping women vapers. These women include Zophie Vapes, Wendy Vapes, and Tia Vapes whose channels are dedicated to showing tricks, vaping product reviews, and different vaping skills.
The Drippin Dolls is a Facebook group where female vapers support one another and share vaping advice and experiences. The influence of this group in the vaping industry is becoming strong.
Now more and more women are tweeting about their vaping experience. Their vaping experiences and preferences are being shared here. This just shows that women are already playing a big part in the culture of vaping.
Female vape entrepreneurs are also increasing. They find more opportunities for innovation in the vape industry. Jess-Marie Cornell dedicated her business to e-cig charms and customized drip tips. These charms add personality to vaping devices. Another entrepreneur, Andrea Hendricks, has found success in her e-juice mixology, creating many great e-juice flavors which she sells at her vape shop.
There are impressive vaping tricks that female influencers are mastering. These include Carrie, @vapingyogi, Han Duong, @jelly.goddess, and @misaliaa. These three women influencers has shown a lot of vaping tricks to their followers.