How to Smoke the Best Cigarette Rolling Paper

The days of thick unpalatable rolling papers are long gone. It’s the 21st century and the technology of rolling a cigarette has advanced a lot. These days, such papers are made using only the most authentic hemp or rice. Cigarette brands too are using genuine tobacco without any kind of chemicals. But attracting as it may sound, not everyone can roll these papers. Either their tobacco falls off, or the paper is not stuck together.

Choose your rolling paper

Often choosing a kind of paper will determine the flavour of your cigarettes. Whether it's standard or king size, choose a paper that is made out of thin rice or wheat straw. Tear the paper is a broad and square shape.

• Acquire papers that burn slowly and do not contain any chemicals. 
• If plan to carry them with you, get a case. It will prevent them from bending and tearing. 
• Always carry extra strips of these papers.

Getting tobacco

Herein lies the primary confusion where you have to decide what kind of tobacco you want. You will find several sorts of it in your local liquor shop or grocery store. Depending on your taste, you can also get flavoured tobacco.

• Commonly used affordable brands are always a good option
• Consider adding cloves to the tobacco mixture. It will give a distinct taste to it.
• You can also use pipe tobacco but make sure not to pack too densely.

Shaping the tobacco

You can’t just put tobacco on a paper and roll it. You have to spread it out evenly throughout the paper at first. Then you have to use your fingers or a card to pile them up on a smooth surface to form the shape of a cigarette. Also, make sure to tear the paper lightly so that it doesn’t become too compact.

Rolling it

Contrary to perceptions, a cigarette rolling paper is not that hard to make. All you need to do is follow certain steps:-

• Use your index finger to hold the crease of the paper
• Using your other hand, adjust the fold so that tobacco doesn’t spill out.
• Sprinkle the tobacco over the paper from one end to the other.
• Depending on the taste you want, make the paper thicker or thinner
• Lastly, seal one end of the cigarette.