Has anyone seen a correlation between the location you spray your mones (neck, wrist, antecubitals, testes etc) and its diffusion? Or at least what do you find you’re achieve by spraying a certain mone in a certain region of your body?
I once read before finding mones that for cologne, spraying under the chin onto the neck and right after a hot shower is ideal. Or maybe I dreamt that up.
Spraying on the wrists or forearms work great. They are very warm and you tend to move them around a lot which both aid in diffusion. The hair is also a fantastic place for diffusion because of the heat from the head and the surface area of any hair thats up there. I would caution spraying -none products in the hair as they can be very sticky. I find that spraying under the chin onto the neck is great if you want some nice self effects (though I don’t get many to begin with). The back of the neck is great because it’s usually never covered up by any clothing like sleeves on the arms. Personally, I love spraying some IS on the back of my neck.
Don’t mind if I pose another question here.
Is it okay to spray different mones on same application area? E.g. Ammo, MX, SOE etc on the neck, or is it better to separate them to different areas?
Do pheromones promote any hair growth? I got micro chest hair and would like to keep it that way. If they do have any positive effect then it might be good on the hair spray on the head, lol.
21st - no problem, that’s what these forums are for! It’s definitely ok to spray mones on the same application area. This is referred to as layering. What I like to do when I layer is spray my -none products first, let them dry, then spray other products on top (like IS or IO). That way, the stinky -none gets some additional cover. However, -none products can definitely be used by themselves as well without other things layered on top as the scent of the -none is already pretty disguised by AD.
As for hair growth, I wish they did! Then I could slip some of that stuff into my dad’s hair dye and he’d be the happiest man in the world. From what I know, they have little to no physiological effects on the body.