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Humidors, cigar cutters, pipe accessories: the Smoking.fr Valentine’s Day selection reviews objects to give, and explains what each one is used for.
Read moreTen Christmas objects chosen from the smoker’s world: cigar, pipe and shisha accessories and design pieces, each presented with what sets it apart.
Read moreOften confused with the electronic cigarette, the vaporiser heats the product without burning it. How the device works and an overview of the two main systems.
Read moreCellulose acetate, titanium dioxide, triacetin: the article sets out what a cigarette filter is made of, the types that exist and the assumptions that surround them.
Read moreA selection of Christmas presents for the people around a smoker, with several objects under 35 euros: a cigar case, a porcelain pipe and other accessories.
Read moreBongs with kawaii designs, glass pipes, boxed sets and subscriptions: a review of what the American brand Hemper offers, format by format.
Read moreTable lighters, torch models and kitchen use: the American brand Yocan Red builds its range on design and butane. A look at its models and its technical choices.
Read moreFUU makes its e-liquids in a Paris laboratory and says it sources most of its supplies in France, from labels to packaging. A look inside the manufacturer.
Read morePlaced under the upper lip, nicotine pouches release nicotine through the lining of the mouth. An overview of the types on sale and of the way they are used.
Read moreTightVac says it pioneered vacuum sealing and applies it to airtight boxes for keeping tobacco and herbs. An overview of the range and of the company behind it.
Read moreBrought over from the United States and carried by hip-hop culture, the Blunt wrap took hold in France from 2022. Origins, brands and points to compare.
Read moreAnimal horn, bamboo and glass: water pipes have taken many forms. Remains found in Ethiopia have revived the question of where the bong actually comes from.
Read moreFounded in 1907 by Julius Meister, IMCO made its first lighters from salvaged shell cases. The history of a brand whose models are still collected today.
Read moreGreengo claims unbleached papers and accessories designed to be gentler on the environment. An overview of the ranges the brand puts on the market.
Read moreFounded in 1919 in the Doubs under the initials MQR, Myon made lighters sold in tobacconists and saw the Flaminaire pebble born in its workshops.
Read moreSmothering butts, limiting smells and making cleaning easier: a look at the reasons for pouring a layer of sand into the bottom of an ashtray.
Read moreLong a marker of social rank, then a cheap everyday object, the old ashtray is drawing collectors and smokers again. What enthusiasts look for in vintage models.
Read moreFrom a crafted object confined to the finest houses of the 17th century to a mass-produced item, the ashtray has followed changing habits. A look back at its history.
Read moreRegular, King Size or King Slim: six sizes of rolling paper share the market, alongside other shapes, from the classic rectangle to the ready-made cone.
Read moreSpliff box, stash box or case: these containers keep the equipment of a smoker together and out of sight. Sizes, compartments and materials reviewed.
Read moreGlass, aluminium, models with a reservoir, communal or pocket ashtrays: after the three most common families, the article also covers ashtrays made for the pipe and the cigar.
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