Narahookah : Hookah | Tobacco | Charcoal

As the name suggests the instant light charcoals light up real fast. Accelerants in this charcoal helps light it quickly. They burn relatively faster compared to natural charcoals. Most instant light charcoals burn approximately 20 to 25 minutes per coal while natural charcoals as mentioned above burn for double the time. Pros and Cons of Using Instant Light or Quick Light Charcoals Because they have accelerants, they light up pretty quickly and you can use a torchlight to light them up. These kinds of hookah charcoals are extremely easy to use especially when you are smoking outside because you can light up with a torch lighter. It is also good to use when travelling. On the other hand, quick light coals are considered a hazard because of the presence of accelerants. The ash content is more compared to natural charcoal thereby resulting in powdery ash. Moreover, quick light charcoals have a flavor to it therefore they can sometimes dominate the shisha tobacco fla

Natural Charcoal, is it for you? If you are a hookah lover, you know that charcoal plays an important role in a providing you with a great hookah smoking experience. Just like you choose your tobacco carefully, it is imperative that you choose your hookah charcoal with care.    Natural Charcoal Most common form of natural charcoal is made from coconut husk called coconut charcoal hookah , although there are other natural charcoals that are made from lemonwood and bamboo as well. As the name suggests natural coals are made of natural ingredients that help them burn longer and taste better. Natural charcoal does not leave any after taste.   Most natural charcoals burn approximately 45 to 60 minutes per coal.  At Nara Hookah, we produce Nara Coconut charcoal, which is widely popular all over the United States. It is one of the best hookah charcoal. Pros and Cons of Using Natural Coconut Charcoal hookah: Since natural coals are made up of natural ingredient