Clothes or skin

[Kaplan]

I just received my first IO today, and I was wondering for the more regular users here, do you spray it on your clothes or skin more?

[Universe]

@Kaplan

I just received my first IO today, and I was wondering for the more regular users here, do you spray it on your clothes or skin more?

Skin. Always skin.

[Kaplan]

@Universe

Skin. Always skin.

OK, but if you put it on your chest, and your wearing 2 or even 3 layers, wouldn’t that be less effective? Wouldn’t spraying some on your clothes help the effect more?

[mobocaster]

No. You will need to up the dose massively if you spray on clothes - With betanol, I found it needed about 3x the amount.

Spraying on skin, open to the air with a decent blood flow to help diffusion is by far the best way.

About the only time I see folk spraying under clothing and getting effects is with very overt sexuals like TUTH in clubs and the like. Its usually only one layer of clothing eg tshirt or shirt but it seems to slow diffusion enough to make it managable in a social envirinment.

[John_Sebastian]

@Kaplan

OK, but if you put it on your chest, and your wearing 2 or even 3 layers, wouldn’t that be less effective? Wouldn’t spraying some on your clothes help the effect more?

Then spray it on your neck, of course.

You need body heat and bacteria/sweat to maximize the diffusion.

[Kaplan]

@John_Sebastian

Then spray it on your neck, of course.

You need body heat and bacteria/sweat to maximize the diffusion.

OK, so I guess a combination of skin and clothes would work? With less emphasis on the clothes?

[paradox1]

@Steve

Does it matter if its exposed skin or under my clothing?

There are many differences of opinions on where to apply products here on PheromoneTalk and really it adds so much greatness to the forum. While I do believe the question you have whether to apply under clothing, or exposed skin will arise and it is a valuable question, but really it comes down to personal preferences. In other words there is no right or wrong answer to this question. To be fair I will do my best to answer with both sides of the coin.

I like to wear my mones on exposed skin, however in the winter it’s not always possible . I mean there is only so much exposed skin and I resent the fact that many guys and gals here will have you believe I am some kind of man-slut !. Lies I tell you, all lies. LOL

The theory goes that if you wear a product like TUTH under a shirt in the club (like on your chest) the shirt will slow down the diffusion of the product. This might be true (I don’t know), but what I do know is that if you are going to do this be absolutely sure to get yourself some oxyclean or a detergent enhancer like it to wash your clothes. Pheromones are chemical synthesis of natural body odors derived from sweat, urine, etc. It’s not something that you want your clothes smelling like.

Unfortunately I learned the hard way. I had bought a very nice, very expensive, brand new shirt and the very first time I wore it was the very first time I wore a particularly smelly product under my shirt. Needless to say I did not do enough personal research and washed the shirt the next day. What did it in was the dryer because essentially I permeated the smell into the shirt and by all things Pink and Squishy it smelled BAD! I washed that shirt numerous times, even had it soak in pure oxyclean overnight and it was ruined for sure. I practically cried when I the disabled Vet truck picked it up with my other give aways .

Please do yourself a favor and get some type of oxyclean and wash your clothes with them. I use it with everything know and have never had a problem again.

I understand that more than likely this answer leaves you with more questions. It only adds to the importance of personal experiences.

Nice long explanation

[John_Sebastian]

@Kaplan

OK, so I guess a combination of skin and clothes would work? With less emphasis on the clothes?

I don’t know why you’re so obsessed with spraying it on your clothes - skin, skin, skin.

Unless you are in the arctic tundra wearing a complete parka even indoors you still have enough exposed neck.

[Universe]

@John_Sebastian

I don’t know why you’re so obsessed with spraying it on your clothes - skin, skin, skin.

Unless you are in the arctic tundra wearing a complete parka even indoors you still have enough exposed neck.

Haha John, my thoughts exactly.