Is it possible for a lotion, cream, butter to inhibit a phero or fragrance? I try to moisturize before application to make sure the phero gets out there. Could the moisturizer be so strong that it stops either the phero or the scent it is in?
Also is there a phero similar to lace?
I would think the moisturizer would make it so the oil wouldn't be absorbed by your skin as readily. I'm BIG on lotions and potions (face and body) and I haven't found moisturizing to be something that have hindered the throw of perfumes or Pheromones that have worked well for me already. Though sometimes I suspect that if I applied Love Potion Pheromones before the lotion absorbs, the phero absorbs with the lotion?? It might just be in my head..but I haven't really gauged whether or not the phero effects were diminished because of this.
Thanks Isis...in light of your answer... I just think maybe Lace or the fragrance Lace was in doesn't agree with me.
(06-28-2014 1:56 PM)Isis Wrote: [ -> ]Though sometimes I suspect that if I applied Love Potion Pheromones before the lotion absorbs, the phero absorbs with the lotion??
Ditto. Normally I lotion up right after my shower and then by the time I'm ready to apply my phero, that lotion has already moisturized my skin. I would think if I applied right after the lotion, the fragrance and/or phero would definitely be sucked up by my thirsty skin right along with the moisturizer 