I was wondering if you will be able to have the same affects by using Pheromones on your clothing (like on a long sleeve shirt). The spray not the oil.
i don’t think it works as well Gustter. pheromones are made to react with your body, spraying them on your clothes will still get them into a targets nostrils but not in the way that they are intended.
in addition, they will tend to remain in your clothing after several washes (without benefits) and may need special cleaning.
having said that, i did try clothing applications in the past, out of necessity when i lived in a very cold climate. living in the tropics again i am only spraying on skin and hair.
You can but they are not ment to be worn there and will not be as effective in my experience.
Cloth is absorbant and will hold onto the mone molecules.
Skin is naturally difussive so your mones travel.
As josef mentioned the smell tend to stay in cloth more. You would need a oxidizing cleaner like oxiclean to get it out fully. Plus you may need to wash them more then once.
Tish
I find mones work great on my clothing and tend to last much longer. Realize many of us have very little exposed skin other than hands, neck and face, and I hate mones and anything with alcohol on or near my face.
However hair, especially the back of the head also work great. I often apply oil carriers under my clothing as sorta a primer and spray the kicker and refreshes on clothing and hair. Works great. A couple zaps before I teach class and the room goes nuts. I found PheroProof and spray TAA applied to clothing just before class results in a near riot of joy.
I’m going to have to agree with Gogogi, I have also had a fair amount of success with spraying on my clothing. Living in NY in winter I often have very little skin exposed. So spraying the chest or the arms is often times counter productive, if your just going to cover it up with three layers of clothing.
So needless to say I have performed a fair amount of experimenting with pheromones on my clothing. One thing to note is that it does tend to slow down the diffusion a bit so you might want to keep that in mind when your applying.