Dbot's Pheromone Journal

I’ve not abandoned my post, I’ve just been studying the shadows.

Over the years, pheromone users have commonly noted that pheromones seem to work better on them when they are not freshly showered. It has also been commonly noted that the effects of bright, atypical pheromone notes seem to be more roundly received when used in conjunction with a nice balanced pheromone signature, such as A314.

I would like to create a base mix that closely approximates the pheromone output of a healthy adult male. Given the current state of hygiene, this alone should provide excellent attraction and respect hits if done correctly. It could, of course, be tweaked to optimize desirable traits, and used in a dosage which would exceed the average individual’s natural pheromone output but still maintain a goodly approximation of the ratios.

I intend to stabilize this mix using tacitus’ long-time favorite fixative, monolaurin, which is reported to help equalize the dispersion rate of pheromone compounds which otherwise display a high level of variance in this trait. It has the added benefits of being good for the skin, and antibacterial enough to practically eliminate on-the-skin conversion.

The mix will then be suitable as a solid base layer on which to test molecules and mixes. This should help to level out some of the variance that is often seen between multiple applications of the same products, and could even help to reduce variance between multiple testers.

A Healthy Male’s Natural Pheromone Ratios

This old news (new to me) comes from nbully’s pheromone blog. Please let me know if you are aware of any newer data, particularly data which includes additional molecules:

No reports lately because I’ve been couped up inside going stir-crazy. The big blizzard led to what some of my Chicago friends are calling a snow-day-cation. Plus, I’m all finished with interviews now and only working 2-3 days a week, and it’s been so cold I have trouble pushing myself to get all bundled up and endure the arctic wind.

I have, however, taken to applying a single spray of IG to my chest after showering, just for hanging around the house with my girl. We both like the smell, and I find it adds just a touch of extra warmth and security to the environment for both of us. I consider it pheromone replacement therapy.

Man, am I sick of this winter. City’s frozen, nothing to do, and now I’m getting ready for a move so I have to be careful with money, too!

Anyway, I did manage to test some P83 the other day.

10mcg P83 with 2x LS A314

Application Points: A314 behind the ears, P83 to the wrists

Self-effects: None noticed beyond normal A314 self-effects

Other-effects: I noticed a kind of short-range magnetism. People who have I have known for a while but never really talked with much seemed to gravitate toward me and spend an unusual amount of time maintaining physical proximity and striking up pleasant chit-chat. It was an enjoyable effect for sure, but I felt like I needed a higher dosage.

SAM2 Mix

Also, I came across this fun-looking mix from snoopyace that will likely be next on my list to try after A314 + MX301.

Note that snoopyace reported good results with this composite at 3 sprays. So if I were going for a rough mix from the consumer line…

At 2 sprays that comes to (more or less):
2xTUTH + 2xIG + 2xIH + 15mcg P83

If I were going for a higher-end dose I’d probably go with:
1xIJ + 3xIG + 3xIH + 25mcg P83

I HATE the winter! I don’t mind hanging in the chalet in Utah by the fire sipping a warm cognac with a Cuban cigar, watching the snow fall while staying toasty warm by the fire. That I don’t mind at all. You can leave though and come back home. This global warming crap is to far fetched for me. Its colder than it has been in a loooooong time. We already had snow twice this year and normally its snows maybe ONCE a year. At this rate I’ll need to move to Phoenix again. I HATE the winter!

I wanna see how you will do in Canada. LOLL :smiley:
I’m an EXTREME outdoors person, and it’s snowing for about ~9 months MINMUM in here. -20 to -5 during winter all year.

I survived in NY/NJ all my childhood. Cold winters, snow, bitter wind chill that cuts right through you. No thank you.

I can survive and adapt, I’m just not going to like it, nor be very nice to anybody :frowning:

Been time since you last posted man.. are you good?

Thanks for checking in, PheroJack :slight_smile:

Yes, I’m all good. Life has taken on a life of its own just lately, between finishing my dissertation, managing internship applications, and moving to a new apartment I haven’t had time to check in. I’ll be back among the regulars when things settle down some.