Many clubs have UV lights and I’ve never really seen if these glow while you’re wearing them if you’re exposed to UV light… Interesting though. But I gotta ask…
What is causing some of them to be sensitive to UV light and not others? And has anyone gone into a club with UV lights and noticed where they’ve sprayed is glowing? LOL
Wow. Not to be punny, but this “looks” like a “brilliant” way to “illuminate” the ratios of ingredients in the “Instant” line of products. If someone took one photo with the complete line of products including experimones and gauged the luminosity in photoshop or a similar program, it could allow for a more precise estimate of how each product is mixed based upon the luminosity of the experimones.
I am sure that they dont glow on you skin
Once i got a cologne that really glowed in the dark from the UV lights
BUT to be sure i will spray the Instant Line tonight and i will test if some of them glows on the skin
( i have uv lights at home )
Not at all.
I have the Hi Res variant of each one of them. if someone is interested contact me
Yes you can do that !.. but what will you be measuring .. the luminosity is 60% from the bottle .. 30% from the cologne it self.. and the rest maybe from pheros.
mmm well I think you’d need to isolate each molecule. So use the putatives and experimones and from there I think you might be able to identify the molecules. Or maybe a colorimeter like you said, but a real one. I just don’t think that using the color from a camera photo would be accurate.