Are you looking for a quality cover scent for your pheromones but don't want to spend $58 on a 1/4 fragrance oil type? I'd suggest looking at The Fragrance Shop and their Body Spritz. Not the most manly sounding, I know but they work very well and the scent lasts quite a while. Plus, a 2 oz bottle is only $9.99 and the scents I've tried all hold up very well against the original (minus the alcohol 'burn' to the nose associated with most commercial scents).

I have found that when I first get them, the scent doesn't last very long. After about 2 to 3 weeks, the scent becomes an all day scent and lasts VERY well. I usually put one spray of whatever scent on my chest and another on the top of one hand and spread it to the other and then to both sides of my neck. My wife is scentsitive so I don't need a lot but feel free to give yourself a few sprays. The scent lasts and does project nicely.

If I'm using an unscented pheromone product I will spray on my scent and apply the Pheromones over the scent. My logic is that as I apply the Pheromones they will get carried off with the scent I applied under it. Seems to work pretty well for me. I don't currently have any unscented roller ball phero products but I'd probably just put on the phero and spray the scent over it.

http://thefragranceshop.com/body-spritz/

also grab yourself some sample vial,only $6 bucks each.pour the oil from the vial into the 2 oz body spritz and voila! you have a full strength EDT.very high quality oil and affordable this way

(04-24-2014 6:30 PM)leon333 Wrote:  also grab yourself some sample vial,only $6 bucks each.pour the oil from the vial into the 2 oz body spritz and voila! you have a full strength EDT.very high quality oil and affordable this way

EXCELLENT IDEA!!! I've also used the sample vials to turn an unscented phero blend (like Evolve) into one scented with exactly what I want. I have a bottle of xs106b that is scented with a sample vial of green Irish Tweed. Smells great and works great.

Wow this is awesome. Would you say the quality of these sprays is up to par with the original designer fragrances these scents are imitations of? Especially longevity and silage?

(05-23-2014 9:58 PM)SeekingSuccess Wrote:  Wow this is awesome. Would you say the quality of these sprays is up to par with the original designer fragrances these scents are imitations of? Especially longevity and silage?

their fragrances are high quality because they use essential oils.as for the scents,they smell very close to the originals.i'd say 98%.i stay away from commercial colognes,they use harmful synthetic ingredients plus nasty chemical fillers.bad for your health in the long run.i stick to the TFS body spritz from now on.the spritz are light,so I added 1 sample vial of perfume oil into the 2oz body spritz but still not enough.so I increased the oil volume and find that you need 3 sample vials for a full strength cologne.just 10 bucks for a bottle of spritz.6 bucks for a sample vial,you need 3 vials so that's 18 bucks.a high quality cologne bottle for only $28 dollars

Awesome, thanks for that post. That pretty good considering products such as the creed line can run $100+ for a bottle

How does projection/sillage/longevity compare?

it project quite well,commercial colognes project abit more harder because they contains alcohol.longevity is good,but then again it depends on the scent and body chemistry

(05-26-2014 6:01 AM)leon333 Wrote:  it project quite well,commercial colognes project abit more harder because they contains alcohol.longevity is good,but then again it depends on the scent and body chemistry

I completely agree, it does project quite well. I was thinking about wearing the Aventus body spritz I have to cover SS4M today.

This looks pretty intriguing. I think I will pick up a spritz/sample combo for Aventus, Green Irish Tweed, and Tobacco Vanilla.