Very cool!

How is this even possible? A solution I've mixed up composed of 4% Sylvamber, 4% Madranol and 1% Hedione HC has consistently diffused in a close bottle in a near-sealed container up to 20 feet. ISO E Super doesn't even approach this level of impact under such circumstances...I've come across something ridiculously good here.

Would you say Sylvamber has better diffusion than ISO E Super Ekscentra? Also for you guys using ISO E Super. Would it aid diffusion if I used it with oil based products say from LAL, even if I didn't blend the ISO E Super with alcohol? Or would it hinder it?

(05-14-2016 5:20 AM)D_Darko Wrote:  Also for you guys using ISO E Super. Would it aid diffusion if I used it with oil based products say from LAL, even if I didn't blend the ISO E Super with alcohol? Or would it hinder it?

I have been experimenting with oil based Iso E from Perfumer's Apprentice and Captain Oil to help aid diffusion and it definitely does seem to improve it.

(05-14-2016 5:20 AM)D_Darko Wrote:  Would you say Sylvamber has better diffusion than ISO E Super Ekscentra? Also for you guys using ISO E Super. Would it aid diffusion if I used it with oil based products say from LAL, even if I didn't blend the ISO E Super with alcohol? Or would it hinder it?

When I talk about "impact," I'm referring to diffusion. Sylvamber seems noticeably better than IES in this regard. And yes, it should work fine in oils as well.

(05-05-2016 10:53 PM)Ekscentra Wrote:  How is this even possible? A solution I've mixed up composed of 4% Sylvamber, 4% Madranol and 1% Hedione HC has consistently diffused in a close bottle in a near-sealed container up to 20 feet. ISO E Super doesn't even approach this level of impact under such circumstances...I've come across something ridiculously good here.

I sure would like to know more about this discovery of yours, please keep us posted as to your latest findings/improvements...and don't forget me when you are ready to have some testers for your future developments...

An alternative to ISE, Sylvamber, Tmbersilk might be "Mintonat", a fairly novel but available aroachemical.

It's a blender, enhances longevity, sillage and is very fresh and natural - a welcome alternative to ISE which I cannot stand anymore.

Used it in some EO selfmade "fragrances" --- very pleasant stuff, has a very natural and agreeable aspect to it.

Detialled description of i's properties here:
https://pellwall.com/product/mintonat/


Cascalone which I cannot find anywhere freely availbale, is also a good step forward from calone-synhtetic mess. It's very fresh

(04-22-2016 11:04 AM)Snoopyace Wrote:  I've been layering Iso E under my Aventus oil from TFS and it really does a great job of aiding in longevity and diffusion. Glad you found a cover that works for you!

HI Snoopyace, reading your thread and I'm not sure if this was already answered but would you say that layering or blending a pheromone with Iso E Super increases the performance of the mone in your experience? And since it's said that IES increases silage, do you think that that makes it easier if at all possible for someone else to steal your pheromone signature? ... Either way I will be ordering IES very soon for some experiments of my own!!

(11-16-2016 12:10 AM)Thomas Wrote:  HI Snoopyace, reading your thread and I'm not sure if this was already answered but would you say that layering or blending a pheromone with Iso E Super increases the performance of the mone in your experience? And since it's said that IES increases silage, do you think that that makes it easier if at all possible for someone else to steal your pheromone signature? ... Either way I will be ordering IES very soon for some experiments of my own!!

In my experience, it definitely increased the range of the pheromones.

After reading through about 6 pages and seeing how cheap the stuff is, I'm going to pick up a 30ml from PA soon
I vaguely recall wearing Core / Imprint years ago and how IES was listed as an ingredient in them. I'm assuming thundr added scents on top of that because to me Imprint smells like cherry chapstick.