Smoked Tobacco
A cigarette is a small paper-wrapped cylinder of cured and shredded or cut tobacco leaves processed with hundred's of chemicals. The cigarette is ignited at one end and allowed to smoulder for the purpose of inhalation of its smoke from the filtered end, inserted in the mouth. They are manufactured by a machine, and are the predominant form of tobacco used worldwide.
There are many different types of cigarettes
- Hand Rolled Cigarettes from Rolling papers
- Unfiltered Cigarettes (no filter)
- Regular Filtered Cigarettes (Regular Size)
- Light Filtered Cigarettes (Are not as Strong)
- Ultra-Light Filtered Cigarettes (Very Weak)
- Regular Filtered 100s (Longer)
- Light Filtered 100s (Longer, Are not as Strong)
- Ultra-light Filtered 100s (Longer, Very Weak)
- Regular Slim 120s (Very Long, Skinny)
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- Light Slim 120s (Very Long, Skinny, Are not as Strong)
- Ultra-Light Slim 120s (Very Long Skinny, Very Weak)
- Menthols (Have smoke that induces a cooling sensation)
- Slims (Cigarette is of smaller diameter)
- Wides (Cigarette is of larger diameter)
