Hayati Pro Max Shisha Nic Salts – Frozen Blueberry Raspberry

A shisha-inspired berry blend

Hayati's shisha range takes its cue from hookah lounge flavours rather than straightforward fruit vapes, and Frozen Blueberry Raspberry shows that clearly. Instead of one dominant berry note, you get a layered mix, blueberry offering something round and slightly floral, raspberry bringing sharper, tarter fruit underneath, and a genuinely cold menthol chill running through both. It's built to feel closer to sitting with a proper shisha pipe than to a typical fruity vape, with more depth and less of that single note sweetness some berry blends fall into.

Layer by layer

The easiest way to describe this flavour is in layers, since each one becomes more obvious the longer you vape it.

• The top layer is cold: an immediate menthol chill that hits before the fruit fully registers
• Underneath that sits blueberry, soft and slightly sweet, without much sharpness to it
• Raspberry runs alongside the blueberry, more tart and a bit more forward, giving the blend its backbone
• On the exhale, the two berries blend into one another rather than staying separate, while the cold note lingers a few seconds longer than either fruit

Because the berries are balanced rather than one overpowering the other, the flavour reads as rounder than a single fruit ice, and the menthol keeps it from tipping into overly sweet territory even after a long session.

Who this flavour is built for

It's also worth mentioning texture, in the sense of how the flavour feels rather than just how it tastes. Where a lot of berry vapes feel thin and watery on the tongue, this one has a bit more weight to it, closer to how a shisha mix carries flavour through a longer session. That heavier feel is partly what makes it satisfying to vapers who are used to hookah sessions lasting an hour or more, since a thin, light flavour tends to feel underwhelming after that kind of experience.

This one suits vapers who already enjoy shisha or hookah flavours and want something in nic salt form for everyday use, as well as anyone who finds single fruit ice flavours a bit thin and wants more complexity. It works well through the afternoon and evening, when a stronger, more layered flavour feels more satisfying than something light. If you like a proper cold hit alongside your fruit rather than just a hint of coolness, this leans further into menthol territory than many blueberry or raspberry blends on the market, so it's worth knowing that going in if you generally prefer flavours with a lighter chill.

Rotating away from palate fatigue

Layered flavours like this one are satisfying precisely because there's a lot going on, but that same complexity means your palate can tire of it faster than a simple, single note fruit. A few ways to keep it feeling fresh:

• Switch to a single fruit flavour, such as a plain raspberry or watermelon, for a session or two to give your tongue a simpler reference point
• Try a warmer, spiced shisha flavour from the same range as a contrast, since the lack of cold will make the next Frozen Blueberry Raspberry session feel sharper again
• Leave a day between heavy sessions on this flavour if you're vaping it constantly, since the menthol especially can start to feel less noticeable with overuse

Getting the best out of it

Because the blend leans on cold as much as fruit, temperature around you changes how it comes across. In a warm room or outdoors on a hot day, the menthol feels more refreshing and the contrast with the berries is sharper. In a cold environment, the chill can start to feel a bit much before the fruit gets a chance to come through properly. Slower draws give the blueberry more time to develop before the raspberry and menthol take over, so if you want the fuller layered effect rather than just a cold berry hit, pace yourself rather than taking short, quick puffs. As with any nic salt, UK strength is capped at 20mg/ml, and at that upper strength the cold sensation tends to feel a touch more intense, so lower strengths give a slightly softer, fruit forward version of the same blend.

Is Frozen Blueberry Raspberry very strong on the menthol side?

Yes, it sits on the colder end of berry ice flavours, with a noticeable chill running alongside both berries rather than just a light hint of coolness.

Does the blueberry or the raspberry come through stronger?

Neither is designed to dominate; blueberry gives the rounder, sweeter base while raspberry adds tartness, and the two are meant to be tasted together rather than one overpowering the other.

Is this flavour similar to actual shisha tobacco flavours?

It's inspired by the fruit and mint combinations common in shisha lounges rather than by tobacco itself, so it's a nicotine vape flavour with a shisha style fruit and menthol profile.

How is this different from a standard blueberry or raspberry nic salt?

Standard single fruit salts usually focus on one clear note with a light background sweetness, while this blend layers two berries with a stronger menthol chill, giving a more complex, shisha style profile rather than a simple fruit vape.