I am pretty new to the mone scene, and have been testing since early December.

One thing I can't quite figure out is if I should spray mones on top of each other, e.g. if using both Evolve and Cohesion at the same time, would I try as much as possible to separate them, or is spraying on the same spot fine?

And also, if adding perfume, should I avoid mone spots, or spray on top or under them? Would one or the other inhibit or reduce the effect of the mones?

(01-09-2014 12:35 AM)Perception Wrote:  I am pretty new to the mone scene, and have been testing since early December.

One thing I can't quite figure out is if I should spray mones on top of each other, e.g. if using both Evolve and Cohesion at the same time, would I try as much as possible to separate them, or is spraying on the same spot fine?

And also, if adding perfume, should I avoid mone spots, or spray on top or under them? Would one or the other inhibit or reduce the effect of the mones?

I've asked the same question a couple weeks ago too. From what I read from these forums, is that the mones are applied first then left to dry after a couple minutes then the cover scent is applied. Some people have their methods.

So the alcohol in the perfume won't break down the composition of the mones? I also read something about anti-perspirants having a negative effect on them, is there anything to it?

Read in the newbie thread that mones should not be layered on top of each other, so I got that answered.

(01-09-2014 3:25 AM)Perception Wrote:  So the alcohol in the perfume won't break down the composition of the mones? I also read something about anti-perspirants having a negative effect on them, is there anything to it?

Read in the newbie thread that mones should not be layered on top of each other, so I got that answered.

Could be that certain cologne don't go well with the alcohol based. Anyways I should take a look in that section. Thanks.

As much as possible, i don't apply mones on top of one another. I put it on separate points. As to the scent, i usually also put it beside the mone app, but sometimes i put the scent first, let it dry then spray the mone over it. Unless i use OD or oils, where i put the scent on top of the app point. My rule of thumb when i layer scent and mones is oil or gel below, alcohol on top. I got this from one of the members too (Halo, if i remember correctly).

from what i've read and what i've been doing...not sure if good or not

Social Mones on Wrists or arms, Sexual mones on neck or behind the ears...when mixed together

The reason is the arms affect others more so you'll get ppl more social and comfortable with u, if they lean in to whisper or in a loud environment they'll get close enough and then get the sexual mones to build attraction

As far as cover scent
I spray the cologne close to the mone area, so if i put anything on my wrist, cologne goes on the upper arm or elbow region
mones on the neck and cologne goes on around the collar of the shirt

I've asked in my thread also...why is it important for mones to dry first before applying the cologne?What happens when you spray mones then on top spray cologne and then spread them on skin?

I have been applying cologne (perfume, actually) to my chest under the shirt, while applying mones to the neck.

Did not know about the social on arms, sexual on neck though. Will start doing that from now on.

(01-15-2014 1:08 PM)stefdude Wrote:  I've asked in my thread also...why is it important for mones to dry first before applying the cologne?What happens when you spray mones then on top spray cologne and then spread them on skin?

If the mone app is still wet, a good part of it will evaporate with the alcohol in the cologne, shortening its lifespan.

(01-28-2014 12:28 AM)Mars82 Wrote:  If the mone app is still wet, a good part of it will evaporate with the alcohol in the cologne, shortening its lifespan.

Thanks but why doesn't this happen when you have an alcohol base product?Steve's sprays for example.