(05-07-2019 6:21 PM)metaltree Wrote:  It's really good. It should be a permanent scent.

Please join me in emailing them to ask for that.

(05-07-2019 6:33 PM)Snoopyace Wrote:  Please join me in emailing them to ask for that.

Yes it should be on the permanent list. I would go as far as saying this is a niche quality fragrance.
The only reason why I could see this not being on the permanent list is that it's too expensive to produce or It's not getting enough buzz. I said it earlier, but this company is so underrated.

My Adam's Nectar just arrived in the mail. I'm really excited to wear it, but I'm going to let it sit for a couple of days and rest. Adam's Nectar is a lot more runnier than I expected it to be. Time to have some fun.

(05-14-2019 11:59 AM)Snakecharmer49311 Wrote:  My Adam's Nectar just arrived in the mail. I'm really excited to wear it, but I'm going to let it sit for a couple of days and rest. Adam's Nectar is a lot more runnier than I expected it to be. Time to have some fun.

That's weird. Was it warm outside when you got it? Might make the oil thinner at first until it cools.

I had such a smooth day wearing Adam's Nectar scent (with The Love God) again.  There is something about the combination of scent and pheromone that just makes this magical.  Yeah, I know how I sound but it's true.  The reactions are very natural but still very strong from others.  My bride was oh so sweet and pleasant all day and it was like we were dating again.  Sometimes I forget how great this blend is and take it for granted.  Then I go without wearing it for a few days.  

I was expecting Adam's Nectar to have a thicker consistency like the sample. I've been known to over-analyze things at times. I'm not saying anything's wrong with the blend but it's just a mere observation.

I think I'm going to have to borrow your idea on getting Unisexy boosted with TLG. I got a sample of Unisexy and it does have the DNA of Bad Boy.
Unisexy is going to be the next thing on the list. Thanks for the idea.

(05-14-2019 9:59 PM)Snakecharmer49311 Wrote:  I was expecting Adam's Nectar to have a thicker consistency like the sample. I've been known to over-analyze things at times. I'm not saying anything's wrong with the blend but it's just a mere observation.

I think I'm going to have to borrow your idea on getting Unisexy boosted with TLG. I got a sample of Unisexy and it does have the DNA of Bad Boy.
Unisexy is going to be the next thing on the list. Thanks for the idea.

Ah, I gotcha. In my experience, the samples are more concentrated so they will be 'thicker' in consistency than the regular bottles. Nothing to worry about, however.

Glad you liked Unisexy! It's a new favorite of mine, actually. I get a lot of positive comments from it as well. Women dig it. If you decide to order it (not that I get anything besides the thanks of a grateful nation but) let them know I'd suggested it. A few brownie points can never hurt!

(05-14-2019 10:11 PM)Snoopyace Wrote:  Ah, I gotcha. In my experience, the samples are more concentrated so they will be 'thicker' in consistency than the regular bottles. Nothing to worry about, however.

Glad you liked Unisexy! It's a new favorite of mine, actually. I get a lot of positive comments from it as well. Women dig it. If you decide to order it (not that I get anything besides the thanks of a grateful nation but) let them know I'd suggested it. A few brownie points can never hurt!

I will gladly tell the LPMP team that you came up
with the wonderful idea of boosting Unisexy with
TLG.

So got my Adam's Nectar w/TLG yesterday.
Initial impression is that I like the scent more than I thought I would based off the description; However, the combination of aroma's quickly dissipates leaving the "boozy apple" (fermented apple sent) to dominate a little too much. It would work very well with an undertone of something slightly sweet/slightly smokey (Vanilla Ember or some such) but on its own... comes off a little too fermented.

At any rate. Saturday I will be taking it for a test run. I'll let you all know how it goes, but I should concede that my date's background is such that her response (if any) may not be indicative of the norm. 27 born and raised in China, been in the US for 8 years. So likely she has a complicated association.

In the past I've seen people in similar forums asking if race and such impacts a persons reaction to mones. The answer is background not race. I am sure there is probably a thread on it already but I am going to start one just to clearly articulate matter...

Ah... the power of scent...

I have a bottle of virgin Adam's Nectar (still not a fan of the name but I get where it comes from), but I wear this on occasion when I want to smell incredible and still go phero free. Anyhow, 12" of TLG spread between the tops of my hands and sides of my neck.

I was at a party last night with all women business owners (yup, happens to me more often than you'd think) ranging in age from 21 to 77 years old. Caucasian, Black and Hispanic persuasions. After I'd been there a short while and getting really warm, they all started commenting on how it smelled so good in the room and how someone must have been burning some incredible smelling incense. On a hunch, I asked one of the women to smell me. She immediately called everyone else over to get a sniff of me because the scent was coming from me. After that, they would all keep coming over to get a sniff of me.

Proof positive that you can smell like something other than a 'commercial cologne' and still attract some amazing and positive attention provided you have the confidence to just own it.

(07-18-2019 7:21 PM)Snoopyace Wrote:  Proof positive that you can smell like something other than a 'commercial cologne' and still attract some amazing and positive attention provided you have the confidence to just own it.

I honestly feel that commercial scents are far too overrated. While they are vast and varied, they all tend to have a sort of "commercial cologne" aura about them. while even my granular and insensitive nose can discern between good cologne and low quality, they all, within their particular phylum, have a common signature.

The LPMP scents, on the other hand, harken back to ancient times where essential oils and natural substances were worn. This makes one seem to be primal, yet pleasant and attractive, and unique. Let's face it, coming off as pleasant, attractive unique, and primal are big steps in the right direction.