After a pole shift, you'll want to spray the bottle upside-down!

LOL

Hey guys quick noob question here, when you talk about using a cover scent cologne do you spray it directly over the area that you have applied the pheromone to or to a different area just to mask the smell of the pheromone?

Does the cologne help or hinder the projection on the pheromone?

Cool tips thx

(01-15-2013 4:50 AM)Crusher_ Wrote:  Hey guys quick noob question here, when you talk about using a cover scent cologne do you spray it directly over the area that you have applied the pheromone to or to a different area just to mask the smell of the pheromone?

Does the cologne help or hinder the projection on the pheromone?

I've run across 2 schools of thought so far and I'm sure there are variations and exceptions to both lol.

The 1st is that, if your pheromone is a particularly smelly one, you apply it first and let it dry down completely and then apply your cover.

The 2nd is that, if your pheromone is in an alcohol or spray, applying your cover scent first and letting it dry is best, then follow by applying the phero so as not to hinder it winging into the universe.

The reasoning behind # 1 is that some mones are so smelly that if you apply the cover first and then the mone that the mone may "mingle" with the cover, making EVERYTHING smelly.

A lot of us like to keep the mones "on top" though, so most times if you put on your cover and just make sure you've given yourself enough dry down, you can then apply any mone you want and it will swiftly fly out and about to do its magic

Thanks for the tips!

(05-19-2012 3:01 PM)zerosix85 Wrote:  I always carry a mini bottle of peroxide and witch hazel when I'm running an experiment for mixes that will work for my body chemistry. In case I do OD, I'll run to the bathroom and first use Peroxide as that breaks down all the pheromone molecules through Oxidization and then I'll wipe witch hazel around my application areas, followed by a wash down with soap so I'm clean and fresh to try again.

This is all such good stuff! I spent 25 years as a mixologist, mixing spirits. What a waste, or trial run. I know this will sound new and naive but I'd probably love to be stuck in an elevator with a dude that od'd.