Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Prefilled Pod Kit – Blue Mist Pink/Love 66

A flavour that runs in two directions

Blue Mist Pink Love 66 is not a single note stretched over 30,000 puffs, it is two distinct moods sharing the same pod. One side is cool, sharp and almost weather-like, the other is soft, sweet and a bit nostalgic, like something from a pick and mix bag. On the Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha kit, that contrast is the whole point. The shisha styling isn't just branding either, the vapour sits thicker on the exhale than a straight fruit flavour, closer to the slow curling clouds you get from a hookah lounge than a quick vape break.

What makes this one worth talking about on its own, rather than lumping it in with every other blue and pink fruit mix on the market, is the order the flavours arrive in and how long each one hangs around. That timing is what people either love immediately or need a few pods to get used to.

The first pull: blue mist takes the lead

Fire it up cold and the opening notes are all blue mist. Think a blue raspberry slush that has been left in a freezer a little too long, tart and a touch sherbety, with a cooling edge that isn't full menthol but definitely isn't warm either. It reads more like the flavour of a chilled evening than a specific fruit, that's the mist part doing its job. There's a faint sweetness underneath, but on the first two or three draws it stays in the background, letting the cool blue character do the talking.

This opening is sharper than most straight blue raspberry vapes on the market. If you're used to a softer, rounder blue flavour, the first inhale here might catch you off guard, in a good way if you like your fruit vapes to actually wake your palate up rather than just coat it in sugar.

Halfway through: pink love creeps in

Give it a few more draws and the pink love side starts to surface underneath the mist. This is candyfloss and bubblegum territory, with a faint rose or parma violet quality that reads as a proper British sweet shop rather than American candy. It's soft where the blue mist was sharp, warm where the blue mist was cool. The two don't fight for space so much as trade turns, so a single pod can feel like it's shifting mood every few draws rather than settling into one flat profile.

By the time you're a good few pulls in, the pink love note is often what lingers longest on the tongue, even though blue mist announced itself first. It's a clever bit of flavour sequencing, whether that was deliberate or a happy accident of the recipe.

The exhale that ties it together

On the exhale, the cooling from the mist and the sweetness from the pink love meet somewhere in the middle, leaving a perfumed, slightly powdery aftertaste that isn't quite bubblegum and isn't quite menthol. It's this exhale that people tend to remember a flavour by, and Blue Mist Pink Love 66 leaves a longer trail than a lot of straightforward fruit flavours, without ever tipping into the cloying, back of the throat sweetness that puts some people off all day vaping.

When and who this flavour is made for

This one suits evenings more than mornings. The cooling mist wakes you up a bit, which is fine at 3pm but can feel slightly odd as a first vape of the day if you're after something gentle. It's a good fit for:

• Anyone who finds single note blue raspberry vapes a bit one dimensional after the first few pods.
• Evening or weekend vaping, especially if you'd normally reach for a shisha or hookah flavour socially.
• Vapers who like a flavour that changes character across a session rather than staying flat from first draw to last.

If you're someone who wants total consistency, the same taste on puff one as puff three thousand, this might feel a little busy. But if you like a vape that keeps giving you something new to notice, the shifting balance between the two sides is the appeal, not a flaw.

Where it sits next to other blue and pink vapes

Compared to a straight blue raspberry, Blue Mist Pink Love 66 is less sweet up front and more layered by the middle of the draw. Compared to bubblegum or candyfloss flavours on their own, it has a cooler, less sugary opening that stops it feeling like a dessert vape. It sits in an unusual middle ground, sharper than a candy flavour, sweeter than a menthol one.

To avoid palate fatigue over a long day, it's worth keeping a second flavour on hand and switching between the two rather than running this one pod after pod. A plain fruit flavour, something like a simple watermelon or apple, works well as a palate reset because it doesn't compete with either the mist or the love side of this flavour. Going back to Blue Mist Pink Love 66 after a break tends to bring both layers back into sharper focus.

Two habits that keep the flavour honest

A couple of small things noticeably affect how true this flavour tastes:

• Let a fresh pod sit for a minute before the first heavy draw. The e-liquid needs a moment to properly saturate the coil, and the first few pulls straight out of the packet can taste thinner than the flavour settles into after that.
• Keep the device somewhere room temperature, not a hot car or a cold windowsill. Blue mist in particular is sensitive to temperature, extreme heat flattens the cooling effect and extreme cold can make the first draw taste almost numb rather than crisp.

The flavour is also at its best in the first half of a session rather than right at the very end of a long vaping day, when any flavour starts to taste muted simply because your palate has been working overtime.

Blue Mist Pink Love 66, answered

Does the flavour actually change through the pod, or is that just marketing?

It genuinely shifts. The blue mist side is more noticeable early in a pod's life and the pink love sweetness becomes more prominent as you go, which is common with dual toned flavour blends where the two flavour components aren't perfectly balanced at every temperature and draw strength.

Is this a good starting flavour if I've never tried a dual flavour vape before?

Yes, it's a reasonably approachable one to start with because neither side is extreme. The mist isn't full strength menthol and the pink love isn't sickly sweet, so it works as an introduction to layered flavours without throwing you in the deep end.

Why does it taste different depending on how hard I draw?

A slower, gentler draw tends to bring out more of the pink love sweetness, while a quicker, sharper pull pushes the blue mist cooling forward. It's worth experimenting with your draw style on this one specifically, since the flavour balance responds to it more than most single note vapes.