Merlin's Blend Spray Boosted with Wanted Man
07-31-2015 9:41 PM
Figuring I would try something different from Love Potion since my bottle of Merlin's Blend oil was gone, I decided to try the spray variant from them. Being me, I also decided to have my spray boosted with the Wanted Man phero blend. This is a clean, green scent that dries down very woodsy and is my go to scent (along with Love Potion: Homme) if I don't know what scent to wear.
Merlin's Blend
WATERY GREENS ~ Pleasure, blissfulness, attraction, stamina, courage, strength, healing.
EARTH and WOODS ~ Enhances perception of beauty, love, sensuality, money, luck, hex-breaking, confidence inducing, balancing, grounding, energizing, money, healing, protection, purification, healing, aphrodisiac.
RESINS ~ Sensual, sexually stimulating, lust, fertility, money.
Wanted Man
Crafted for the outlaw - the lone wolf on the prowl, the bad boy. Highly 'alpha' and intensely, thrillingly attractive to women; but be warned: the strong alpha messages this pheromone blend emotes may provoke aggression in other alpha males. Ingredients: Androsterone, Androstenone.
Okay, so I got a spray bottle of Merlin's Blend boosted with 1x concentration of Wanted Man. Hit myself with one spray and was surprised at how different the Merlin's Blend smelled in a spray instead of an oil. Not bad, just different. It was almost like the spray skipped the more wet, green faze and went right to the slightly green woodsy portion of the wear time. And it also projected MUCH further than my oil did. Interesting!
Okay, I figured I had to go get my drivers license renewed anyhow so why not hit the DMV. I go in wearing one spray of Merlin's Blend with Wanted Man. I had fun with just one spray, I can't wait to try this with two or more sprays. Literally EVERY woman I walked by turned to look. Then for the duration of their time there they were consistently looking over at me. Often. 3 of the women I walked past on the way in started conversations with me. I was paying attention to peoples reactions and noticed that if someone hadn't been in my scent/phero cloud, they really didn't pay attention to me but if they got into my cloud at all, they would keep looking over or actively try and sit with me. Guys really didn't want to make eye contact with me if they were in my cloud. Other guys who weren't exposed to my cloud didn't seem affected. Yeah yeah yeah, you don't have to believe me. You weren't there but it was funny to see.
We were in a busy place and when it finally came time to get my license renewed the Latina woman behind the counter (about 30 or so) kept chit chatting with me as if she was trying to keep me at the counter. Didn't see her do that with anyone else.
As for self effects, I felt great. With Wanted Man in the roll on oil I get a feeling of elevated confidence, more of a swagger, etc. With the spray I was seriously feeling egocentric. After I sprayed it on I wanted to maniacally laugh I felt so good. Literally for about 5 minutes I'm stomping around my house, 'MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I... AM... A... GOD!!!!' Then it just settled in to a really nice upbeat swagger.
Overall I'd say the effects lasted about 4 hours or so but that was at one spray. I am definitely going to be breaking this one out next time I go to the bar. I'm gonna feel like John Travolta in the movie Michael where all the women were following him around.
DISCLAIMER- The above post reflects my own personal experiences with each product and does contain some generalizations. It is likely that somewhere in my interactions with women while wearing the above stated products a woman didn't respond by slathering herself in honey and writhing around on the hood of my car begging for me to have my way with her. Not every woman will react the same way to all phero blends. The women I interact with have reacted the way I've stated above. Each reader is instructed to take each reply/review and temper it against their own experiences. Thank you and have a nice day!
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