Hmmm. That conflicts with the points made by some of the posters Here, although I haven’t read the whole thing, yet.
It does sound like an easier method to the madness, though. Your method demonstrates the importance of personality and social skills. Kind of a shotgun approach, covering all the bases and such, and using your personality to change the mood, rather than soley relying on pheros to do the work for you.
The hard part, I’m guessing, is getting the ratios right. Too much A314 can kill all chances of the social pheros working well for you, for example.
Also, don’t you notice different rates of diffusion, though, or do your mixes balance it out? Don’t you notice the effects of, say, androstenol wearing off much faster than some other, more persistent pheromones in your mix?