Yea, joints don't have the highest thc transfer rate.
Blunts always hit you harder too but I think that's cause you're also smoking tobacco with weed since the blunt paper is made from tobacco.

Anyway, the thin paper is the flavored leaf that adds flavor to your blunts. They're really hard to care for as they break easily... the trick is the carefully hold it close to your mouth and breath into it. It will make it moist and not so breakable.

Carefully unwrap the thin paper and make sure its flattend out and extended so when you finish rolling the blunt, place the blunt on the edge of the thin paper and carefully roll it up.
Don't worry if your blunt looks like it's wearing ragged clothes.

HOWEVER!
You don't have to buy a cigar and break your ass.
Just buy a blunt wrap from a smoke shop.
They are flavored blunt papers without the tobacco.
Much easier to roll and they come already moist so they burn slow.

Say, has anyone tried wrapping the thin leaf paper with a joint?
Sounds like a neat idea.

oh snap almost forgot, lick your lips with honey and seal your blunt with your honey tipped lips. Adds flavor and burns slower. Too much will cause really bad cotton mouth and be harsher to smoke. More fun to do with a honey blunt too. You get a honey flavored leaf and actual honey on the paper lol!
That's another thing btw.. the harder paper and tobacco are never flavored.. the reason cigars are sold in different flavors is because the thin leaf is the only thing thats actually flavored cause burning it with the tobacco will add a flavor to the smoke.
That's why it is very important to keep the leaf unless you don't mind non flavored blunts which are pretty dull.
Pride Reviewed by Pride on . Blunt rolling aite wat up im trying to roll a blunt right now i juss bought a box of phillies i split it down the middle now u knw how the cigar has 2 layers of papers should i remove the top layer (lighter color) or remove the inside layer help me out Rating: 5