Can you please tell me what the different is between the 6% and 20% scents?
Does the amount of scent affect the dosage? I’ll use p74 as an example.
Is 15mcg of p74 in the 6% lightly scented the same as 15mcg of p74 in the 20% cologne strength?
If I had two bottles of p74, the same mcg, but different scent strengths, would I still get the same effects from them?
It won’t affect the dosage per spray but going for cologne strength will drastically limit the number of sprays you can use of any strength of product - Which will seriously hamper your attempts to establish your dose range in any given situation/combination.
My advice is that you start testing with the standard 6% Neroli, which is amongst the best for diffusion and settes light, allowing you a good spray range, then once you have established your dose range, the choice of phero and scent strength is entirely up to you.
In practice - having one or two products you use as primaries in cologne strength, then your secondaries/steering products in 6% Neroli allows the greatest versatility.
The scent in some scents like FF/21 Ammo and FF/20 Himalayan are very strong even at 6%. I don’t have any experience with the women’s scent options. Neroli 6% is pretty standard for diffusion and scent. IMO I like the grape a little better as it seems to slightly diffuse better for me. It also settles stronger than Neroli to. Neroli Seems the best way to go if you want a cover scent.
My wife sprays herself time to time and she seems to like the grape and Neroli smell on her.
I found the Ammo and Himalayan to last the longest as far as the effects go but so does the scent. These 2 seem to really diffuse well but the scent can be overbearing to so I find a balancing act between the scent and diffusion.
I actually tested all the men’s scent options in P74 at 20%. I also have a few at 6% in 2.5 mcg a spray.
I would go with the Neroli and down the road maybe experiment with the different scent options at the lower dose like the 2.5 mcg so you don’t waste to much product in case you don’t like it.
Thanks for your responses! I appreciate it.