Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Pods – Blue Mist Pink/Love 66

A Shisha Lounge Flavour Built to Last

Blue Mist Pink Love 66 borrows its whole personality from shisha lounge flavour blending rather than from straightforward fruit vaping, and on the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus, with pods rated for up to around 30,000 puffs, it's a flavour designed to stay interesting across a genuinely long stretch of use rather than a quick disposable style hit.

The first inhale belongs to Blue Mist, and it's exactly that, misty rather than sharp. Think of it as a cool, slightly hazy blue fruit note, somewhere between blueberry and a faint aniseed coolness, without tipping into a proper menthol chill. It's refreshing rather than icy, the kind of coolness that clears the palate without numbing it.

As the puff develops, Pink Love takes over, and this is where the shisha influence really shows. It's a sweet, slightly floral pink flavour, closer to Turkish delight or rose flavoured sweets than to any single fruit, with a soft, almost perfumed quality that shisha tobacco blends are known for. It doesn't clash with the Blue Mist underneath it, the two sit in layers, cool mist first, warm floral sweetness after, rather than merging into one flat flavour.

The exhale is long and soft, which suits both the shisha inspiration and the sheer puff count on offer here. The floral sweetness lingers a beat after the vapour clears, leaving a gentle rose and berry aftertaste rather than anything sharp or synthetic. Given how many puffs a single pod is built to deliver, that lingering quality matters, you're going to be tasting this one for a long time, and it holds up to repetition better than a sharper, more one note flavour would.

The Mood and Moment This Flavour Fits

Blue Mist Pink Love 66 is an evening flavour more than a morning one. Its whole character, cool mist giving way to warm floral sweetness, mirrors the pacing of a slow evening rather than a quick daytime top up, and it suits social settings especially well, the kind of flavour you'd expect to be passed around a shisha lounge table rather than vaped alone on a commute.

It particularly suits vapers who already enjoy actual shisha or hookah flavours, rose, mint, and fruit blends in that tradition, and who find standard vape fruit flavours a bit flat or one dimensional by comparison. If you've ever found a straight blueberry or strawberry vape too simple, the layered, perfumed complexity here is a genuine step up in the same direction shisha tobacco blends have always gone for.

Because the pods are built for such a high puff count, this is also a good pick for anyone who wants to settle on one flavour for weeks at a time rather than switching bottles or pods constantly. The layered structure means it doesn't wear thin the way a simpler, single note flavour tends to after heavy repeated use.

How It Compares and What to Rotate With It

Against a standard blue raspberry vape, Blue Mist reads far cooler and hazier, with none of the sherbety sharpness that candy style raspberry flavours lean on. Against a floral or rose flavoured vape on its own, Pink Love feels less cloying here because the Blue Mist underneath keeps cutting back through it, stopping the sweetness from sitting too heavy.

Given how long a single pod lasts, palate fatigue is a real consideration with this flavour, even a well layered one can start to blur after enough thousands of puffs. The fix isn't necessarily switching pods constantly, since that defeats the point of a long life pod, but keeping a second, completely different pod on hand, something citrus or minty and unrelated to shisha style flavours, for the odd session when you want a sharper contrast. Rotating in another sweet floral or berry flavour won't refresh the palate the way a genuinely different flavour family will.

Vapers who've tried other shisha inspired vape flavours will notice this one leans cooler and less syrupy than many, the mist element does real work keeping the floral sweetness in check rather than letting it dominate the whole puff.

Keeping the Flavour at Its Best

• A slower draw lets the two layers separate properly, quick short puffs tend to blend Blue Mist and Pink Love into a single sweeter note rather than letting each one show through.
• Given the high puff count these pods are rated for, flavour can very gradually mellow over the pod's long life, that's normal wear on the coil rather than a fault, and it's worth having a spare pod ready for when it does.
• Because the floral sweetness is quite delicate, avoid vaping this straight after strong food or coffee, both can mute the Pink Love note in particular and leave you tasting mostly the Blue Mist.

Blue Mist Pink Love 66, Answered

What does "Pink Love" actually taste like?

It's a sweet, floral flavour in the shisha tradition, closer to rose flavoured sweets or Turkish delight than to a specific fruit, giving the blend its warm, slightly perfumed character underneath the cooler Blue Mist note.

Will the flavour hold up across the full 30,000 puff rating?

The layered structure is built to stay interesting over a long life pod better than a single note flavour would, though as with any prefilled pod, expect some gradual mellowing towards the very end as the coil wears.

Is this flavour very sweet, given the floral note?

It's sweet but balanced, the Blue Mist element specifically stops the Pink Love sweetness becoming heavy or cloying, so it reads as layered and refreshing rather than a straightforward sugary vape.