Celebrities Go Vapour

With the rise in e-cigarette popularity, a host of iconic figures—models, rock stars, and movie stars—are shifting from traditional tobacco to vapes and electronic nicotine products like Elf Bars and Vaporesso devices. In the UK, celebrities known for a fast-paced lifestyle, like Robbie Williams and Lily Allen, are embracing vapes, while in the U.S., where anti-smoking campaigns are widespread, celebrities are confidently showcasing their vapes and nic salt devices in public.

The acceptance of products like Crystal Bars and Elf Bars has grown dramatically, and with this shift, more celebrities feel comfortable using these alternatives publicly, helping to promote their use. Katherine Heigl, for example, demonstrated her vape on "The Late Show with David Letterman," noting that the vapour from her device is harmless to those around her, especially her daughter. She expressed satisfaction in moving away from traditional cigarettes, opting instead for a safe alternative in public settings.

Heigl isn’t alone; Leonardo DiCaprio has often been seen with disposable vapes like the Lost Mary in hand. Even on the big screen, actors like Johnny Depp have showcased vapes, famously seen in the film "The Tourist." Off-camera, Depp is frequently spotted using products like the OXVA Vape and Vaporesso Xros Mini.