Shisha tobacco is a flavored tobacco product used in a water pipe, commonly known as a hookah. It is typically made from a mixture of tobacco, molasses, and various flavorings, which can include fruits, spices, and herbs. The tobacco is often sweetened, making it more appealing to users, especially younger adults. When smoked, the tobacco is heated using charcoal, and the smoke passes through water before being inhaled. This process cools the smoke, making it smoother. While many people enjoy shisha for its flavors and social aspects, it is important to note that it still contains nicotine and can pose health risks similar to traditional cigarette smoking.