A phenomenon I experience on FB Glace (Alcohol) is the level of truth people want to share. For me, FB Glace as an Alcohol is not a truth serum to others, and people do not share dark feeling after repeated exposure.
Upon initial exposure, people whom you are close to tend to WANT to tell you the truth. You need to coax it out of them. Other variants of Glace do not do it. I see a facial level of angst when I bring up a touchy subject. This brings out people true feelings and I have experienced severe anger, joy and excitement from loved ones.
My best friend had to hold back rage as I prodded him with touchy questions about a guy who had hit on his girlfriend. He had to hold back the anger to not lash out of me. I could see the conflict in his mind, his body wanted him to express himself but his mind tried to articulate it to not offend.
To get these effects I need to range four or more sprays of FB Glace.
Anyone else get such situations?
How many sprays do you use?
I have the regular Glace but will probably get fast burn at some point.
There are 2 B-nol molecules in the regular Glace (Alpha-androstenol, Beta-androstanol (Molecule "A"), Beta-androstenol, Estratetraenol, DHEAS) and b-nol is known to induce/help coax truth, deep feelings, hidden thoughts from people in high enough doses. I could not bring up the link for the fast burn to see what is in it that was different...or perhaps it is just the additional quick burning alcohol throwing the molecules more quickly out to the populace that makes the effects more immediate/stronger?
I average 3 sprays, sometimes 4, but I find it is easy to OD on AD products as a little seems to go a long way for me. If the only difference between fast & slow burn is the amount of alcohol, then could it be the vehicle for the formula rather than the formula itself causing this effect on people? The more rapid diffusion may pack the stronger reactionary punch so to speak?
I used three. I went up to six but the alcohol smell becomes overpowering and many people get into sneezing fits.
I use a lot of products that come in an oil base, but I have noticed that when I use them to create an alcohol spray that when I use the alcohol as the vehicle I get more of those head turn/neck snap reactions more immediately than with the oil base alone. Since I began layering the sprays over the same formula in oil I have noticed more pronounced behaviors. This is probably what you're experiencing too. Your situation involves family or friends that you are noticing this intensity around. They are more likely to share more with you than someone who knows you as more of an acquaintance. That's good to know for future reference! Thank you for sharing
It is just FB Glace for me which causes the sudden bursts of painful honesty and sneezing fits. But I do notice better hitwhen using an alcohol carrier.
For oils, do you apply then add an alcohol carrier/perfume.
I tend to get unscented Pheromones/phero blends in oil so I can add whatever cover I want. I'm sure there are plenty of options to play around with, but, yes, oils first then sprays and not even necessarily one over top of the other (ie., oils to backs of hands and side of neck, with sprays to wrists and front of neck/chest). It's a trick I learned reading Shelly B's journaling. The spray to give it the immediate boost out into your surroundings and the oil for staying power close to the skin once the alcohol burns off. I can get a ridiculous amount of time out of a blend with out needing to reapply this way.
Highly recommend to try!
(03-03-2013 12:56 PM)NuTrix Wrote: [ -> ]How many sprays do you use?
I have the regular Glace but will probably get fast burn at some point.
There are 2 B-nol molecules in the regular Glace (Alpha-androstenol, Beta-androstanol (Molecule "A"), Beta-androstenol, Estratetraenol, DHEAS) and b-nol is known to induce/help coax truth, deep feelings, hidden thoughts from people in high enough doses. I could not bring up the link for the fast burn to see what is in it that was different...or perhaps it is just the additional quick burning alcohol throwing the molecules more quickly out to the populace that makes the effects more immediate/stronger?
I average 3 sprays, sometimes 4, but I find it is easy to OD on AD products as a little seems to go a long way for me. If the only difference between fast & slow burn is the amount of alcohol, then could it be the vehicle for the formula rather than the formula itself causing this effect on people? The more rapid diffusion may pack the stronger reactionary punch so to speak?
From what I understand ( and please someone correct me if I'm wrong ...) the formula is slightly different .Apparently when Chris originally added Molecule A to slowburn / regular Glace , he adapted the formula of the other mones a bit to compensate , then with creating fast burn , he reverted back to the old formula ratios . There are actually a number of people here on the forum for whom one or the other version works great , but not both.
I get nothing from FB , but regular Glace is golden for me .