Hi guys, so I got my first order of Alpha oil, and I also ordered 2 spray bottles. Now I live in Ontario, Canada and the weather has been COLD so I figured the spray would be a better alternative while it warms up a bit.
Now the weather is sitting at about 10 degrees Celcius (50F) - Is it a good idea to start the oil now?
I have NOT BEEN GETTING THE RESULTS I was expecting. I have other products and I have been able to find the sweet spot and get noticeable hits, but ALPHA has not delivered the same way. I am beggining to think it’s a diffusion problem. Since I wear a shirt and tie and usually a blazer to work, where would be the best spots to apply the oils?
Honestly, even the spray hasn’t given me much hits. Any advice would be appreciated.
oil products suck in cold weather,stick to the sprays.1 or 2 shots of whiskey,eat some food with pepper and hot chilli.spray on the mones and stay indoor really does wonders
Yes, don’t expect any phero to work in cold conditions. Sprays are better than oils here yes but as soon as it gets chilly, diffusion will plummet for either. 10C should be reasonable though.
Also remember that in outdoor conditions, the far greater air movement will also impact on diffusion and greatly reduce range and effectiveness, at any temp. Similarly, the more enclosed the space (eg a car) the greater the impact, so you may need to dose down.
Look to make best use of indoor environments and activity in more normal room temp/space conditions conditions and make the best use of natural shelter outdoors - that is where you will see best results.
Also have a look at the “Application Points 101” sticky thread - Lots of good ideas there. A314 can also take a lot longer to get used to compared to other pheros and in the workplace, the effects can be very subtle and slowly mount-up. You may need to persist for a while and yes, initially you may wonder why you are bothering. Then, hopefully you will hit your dose, people will start to respond and all will click into place.
