I’ve been wondering about this for a while. Are there any known chemicals that can counter act the effects of mones. I want to experiment with large doses but I didn’t want my own observations to be skewed by the mones. Would a -none applied in or directly around the nasal cavity counter -nol applied to the body.
Blacky Chan;
Try this thread … http://www.pheromonetalk.com/mens-pheromone-advice-tricks-tips/none-pheromone-clean-up-thread-please-29516.html. Great information by mikotorocks. 
It’s a bad idea to apply anything directly inside or around the nasal cavity. Don’t apply anywhere near any of the body’s orifices. You’re asking for trouble - nosebleeds, at the very least or worse.
Using one pheromone to counter the effects of another won’t work. Our bodies produce a whole range of pheromones working in concert. One won’t block another.
Hormones can block other hormones. Testosterone blocking oxytocin is one frequently cited example, but pheromones are not hormones.
You could put a peg on your nose or apply in an area well away from your nose. Most people apply to the back of the neck if they don’t want to be influenced by them.
Musk