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RE: Mixing unscented with essential oils?
09-27-2015 3:52 AM
what is the quantity of the sample? Very roughly, a drop of an EO amounts to 0,05 ml, don't go over 5-8% is my advice, the alcohol content of the product shoud then be enough to dilute the oils completely
Some oils are much stronger scent-wise than others, some are not suitable for skin-application and some are outright phototoxic.
Skin-friendly EOs comprising of esters and sequiterpenols are unlikely to harm the phero-molecules imo. Most compunds in EO are very stable and unreactive anyway. Cops could be another matter, I suspect that won't pair well, can't tell for sure.
What oils have you at your disposal and which do you plan to use in which product-sample.
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You could also go with synthetic perfume-oils, anlaouges etc. ...
masculine products should be enhanced well by masculine oils, e.g. cedar and sandalwood which have aphrodisiac properties by themselves ....
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RE: Mixing unscented with essential oils?
09-27-2015 9:54 AM
(09-27-2015 3:52 AM)GoergeFocky Wrote: what is the quantity of the sample? Very roughly, a drop of an EO amounts to 0,05 ml, don't go over 5-8% is my advice, the alcohol content of the product shoud then be enough to dilute the oils completely
Some oils are much stronger scent-wise than others, some are not suitable for skin-application and some are outright phototoxic.
Skin-friendly EOs comprising of esters and sequiterpenols are unlikely to harm the phero-molecules imo. Most compunds in EO are very stable and unreactive anyway. Cops could be another matter, I suspect that won't pair well, can't tell for sure.
What oils have you at your disposal and which do you plan to use in which product-sample.
Cops
You could also go with synthetic perfume-oils, analogues etc. ...
masculine products should be enhanced well by masculine oils, e.g. cedar and sandalwood which have aphrodisiac properties by themselves ....
Well I don't typically wear cologne and I have EOs around the house so that's why I wanted to use them. I do not have any specific plans on which EOs to use with which mones but I really like orange. You're right that sandalwood or cedar or something manly would be ideal, but my main concern is just covering the mone scent.
The cops are the main things that smell too strongly, is there a reason you don't think I should mix them with EOs and just go with some sort of cologne or something instead?
(09-27-2015 6:52 AM)D_Darko Wrote: Why bother mixing it? Just put on the oil first, let it dry for 10 minutes and then put on the pheromones.
Okay Jake Gyllenhal, if you think this will work I'll try it this way. I am deeply skeptical the desireme (cops) will be covered adequately in this way though.
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