How do seasons play a factor in -mone usage?
When I first started pheromones it was earlier this year in the spring and the weather was nice and warm. I didn’t use pheros from spring until now, and it’s now pretty cold and gloomy where I live. Mid fall almost winter..
I just started back up and pheros don’t seem to be doing what they used to.
Could the temperature change have a role in this?
Temperature definitely plays a role. In warmer environment, diffusion is much better. In the cold, you may need higher doses to achieve effects. Your body temperature changes, too. This is probably the most significant factor in diffusion.
Another difference in seasons is people’s attitudes. In the spring, people are generally in a happier mood, and looking to have fun and fall in love. In the fall/winter, people are much more sedated, less outgoing. They may feel less interested in influences they were more in the mood for in spring/summer. You may have to change your signature to account for this.
Thank you Miss Dragon. I was thinking it would have a lot to do with the things you said.
So is this likely what I’m dealing with? Does anybody else have input on this or have dealt with this?
Ok. So I went ahead and checked the forecast for my city back in spring around March and my forecast for the last week and the temperatures seem to be real close to the same. Hmmm..
I’m really confused as to why the pheros aren’t hitting like they did then.
I did read somebody say our body chemistry may be different towards the winter months.
I guess I’ll just keep testing.
temperatures probably yes, to some extent. In my experience, humidity and wind have a greater effect. I’ve been to Alps in winter a couple of time while using pheromones and all the effects were just fine even on very cold crisp days, as long as it wasn’t windy or snowing. Of course I kept in mind to have the app points sufficiently exposed. I’d say the warmth of your body (application points specifically) has much more to do with diffusion than the temperature of the environment.
Ok thank you Marihino, your input helped tremendously.