About Mix and Dilutions

[geffects]

Hi to all members here,

I m new on this board but I m using pheros already 3 years i think.

My favorite ones are WAGG and NPA, but I also tried SEO and Chikara as well before.

I want to get into this topic now from the “scientific” side, which means that I want to begin to mix them together in one bottle… so I also ordered now the chem set with the 4 seperated ingredients.

But I have one basic question.

Lets assume that I mix ma NPA with my perfume in the ratio 1:4.

I made some calculation and I would like to know if there is a mistake in my theory.

Here are the “facts” of my small atomizer:

Size: 2ml
ml/spray: 0.063 ml (32 Sprays/Bottle)

Ok my goal is to have 0.03 mg of NPA ingredients (none and NPA secrets calculated together) on me, which I read here that this should work fine.

So if I mix it 4:1 with my perfume I need 5 sprays, right?

Now I have following problem :-)… In my atomizer there was another perfume for 1 year and i didnt get this smell out of this. Now I put my mixture in this with my favorite perfume, but it still smells from my old one

. Now I thought simply to spray it onto me 5 times like calculated, to have 0,03 mg of NPA on me and spray my favorite parfume (from my original perfume bottle without mixture) on me once again 1-2 times.

But this means that my mixture will be more diluted or not? Theoretically I think yes, because the ratio will be around 1:8 i guess, after spraying my perfume once more… but theoretically I would still have the 0,03 mg of NPA already on me.

So could it be possible that the effect of NPA is less if I apply more from my perfume (higher ratio), or doesnt this change anything, because the mg of NPA remains the same? I tjhought long about this, but I dont find an answer :-).

Perhaps somebody can help me here?

Thanks,
regards
Robert

[SteveO]

Hi Robert sorry no one responded before now. I’m not that good at math so I’m going to refer you to NBully’s mix calculator he posted. You can download it and calculate any mix ratios you like. Other than that, not much I can say since I have a not so easy time myself making my own mixes

Here’s the link to the thread: Mix Calculator 10.0

From what I understand he also has a system for $10 using Google docs that is available for any OS. I believe the link above is based on DOS. While I have not used his new one and therefore cannot personally review it, I can say with some certainty the other one is excellent. I have my own developed by someone else so I’ve only used a few times but the results were on par with what mine said. The paid one can be found by going to this thread: Online Mix Calculator