Hello everyone.

My daily combo is 2 drops NA + ~50mcg of oil-based androstadiéone. Apply on inner wrists because of ease of access and rub on sides of neck. First of all, do you think this is the right dosage?

Second, I top it off with my usual perfume, which is Invictus by Paco Rabanne. Do you think it would be possible to mix everything together and spray the pheromones with the perfume?

I usually carry a travel bottle on my gym bag to retouch on the perfume after work, so this would be perfect for the mix. The questions are, would it mix well, how should I measure the proportions and how can I know if I am spraying enough, too much or too little?

Thank you!

Personally, I would never mix a cover scent with mones. I've been wearing colognes which are seasonal suited and wouldn't want to lock myself into a cover scent because I decided to opt for a mix.

As far as dosing goes, I know I've gone as light as 1-2 drops and as heavy as 6. It all depends on where you're wearing it. Same goes with cover scent - you don't want to knock somebody over with too much cologne, either.

I 2nd Johnny Fever....

And dosage varies from 1-10 drops.

That's was pretty much my daily wear also. Swapping between 2 drops of 25mcg A1 and 2 drops of GOA for no particular reason other than to see what worked better. I personally felt GOA worked better, just adding extra comfort. Now I will typically wear 2 drops of NA with 2 drops AV. I've decanted several of my oils into 5ml dropper bottles adding a couple drops of iso E super to aid in diffusion, and I'll typically start by spraying my app points with some homemade molecule 1 clone to aid in diffusion since it doesn't really have a strong scent but should help with projection, then I'll top with my cologne of choice. I would avoid adding the mones to your cologne though. I personally wouldn't want to be tied to one scent, and the alcohol addition night effect the way the formula works. If Gary felt it would work better as a sprayable mix, he probably would've made it a spray.

Hello everyone and thank you for the replies.

I'm scrapping the idea. Not because I want to avoid to be tied to the same scent, because I believe wearing the same perfume is like a personal trademark. The thing is @UpandComing has a point. If it is oil based. the alcohol might affect the formula, and that is a risk not worth taking for the sake of convenience.