Hello, I hope this is in the right place. Sorry if it’s not.
I have the Royale A314 oil and it didn’t seem to work very well for me on it’s own, so I’ve been trying different combinations with it. I layered it with androsterone that I have in an ethanol solution and I liked the results a lot better. So I was thinking about mixing them in the bottle. I wanted to ask, since there’s lot’s of people here who seem to have loads of experience with mixing things: would it be a problem to mix the alcohol into the oil and would I need to change the ratio’s to get proper diffusion?
Thanks for any help. This forum is great, but it seems that everyone who knows a lot about these things talks about them like the people reading also do, and unfortunately I do not yet…
I haven’t tried mixing alcohol and oil bases together. Mobocaster or Pagodeiro are the ones you may want to contact on here as I know either one can answer your questions. There are other members that can answer to these 2 just came to my mind.
Good luck
I’m personally against mixing oil and alcohol in a bottle. They have differnt diffusion rates for one. If I want to wear A314 with another product I will put the oil on one side if my neck or arms and then the alcohol on the the other side.'this ensures that the diffusion rate is consistent.
Yes, mixing or overspraying oil with alcohol can completely wreck diffusion. Causing a short-term, OD-level burn-off of the A314 due to the difference in dosing for oils that falls-off dramatically in no-time.
Layering sprays, leaving a couple of minutes for them to dry down but keeping the oil app apart (but nearby) is the way forward here. 
Also avoid layering-in cover scents with phero-damaging antibacterials like Triclosan - Cheap colognes, cheap deos, shower gels etc tend to be laden with the stuff. Good quality colognes/cosmetic products tend to be free of them. Wood oils need to be watched too as many have strong antibacterial properties.
Oh I didn’t even think about the oil diffusing faster because of the alcohol. Id been putting them on the same application point so I’ll stop that lol. Thanks