(09-24-2018 9:00 AM)DssMaster Wrote: And this is the kind of information that gives me a hard time trying to decide which product to get...decisions decisions...
I wonder what would happen hits wise, if you were to make a small batch of a blend of both v2 and v3 components combined;
Hunter Trapper - ½ ml
Perfect Match - ½ ml
Wanted Man - ½ ml (not sure if this would be the right ratio)
Copulins - 5 drops Essence of Woman
Est from the Pherotine bottle - 5 drops
DssMaster;
I'm in no way trying to say that I know what I'm talking about, so take all of this with a huge grain of salt under the assumption that I know just enough about it to be stupid.
I wouldn't recommend it.
The Love God (V3) doesn't play well with others because it is a concentrated single product; and that works way different than a combination. V2 is similar, but has a bit more Intimidating Alpha in lieu of the Approachable Alpha. However, both of them do not leave room for much of anything else to stack or add.
In a combo mix you don't really get the intermingling of the actives like you do in a blended product. There is some overlap and compounding of the actives but they do not integrate themselves to form a single pseudo-molecule.
I've looked into the structure of the amalgam compound the Love God creates and it appears to be an almost complete structure, which hints that its dynamics won't be enhanced by another substance, even if it is extremely close in structure (actually especially if it is close).
Myself, I've paired it with other products (M3X, Av, Mr. Vetiver) that I know have similar effects and they did ZERO to enhance or change the effects.
My hypothesis is that if you apply V2, and then apply the official Love God (v3), you might net a modicum of Intimidating alpha increase, but nowhere near as much as with V2 itself (as V3 has built-in intimidation tempering), and the fun vibe of V3 will be decreased and overall smoothness of the concoction will suffer, with the end result being a bit more granular and more serious.