Different mixes for different cultures?

[renny]

Even better try these threads which take a slightly different look at the question

What works best on older blond Asian women, with a limp?????

Often we report effectiveness of a compound or a mix, and tend to sort our data and perceptions along racial or physical lines. For instance, “it had a strong effect on blonds” or “Hispanics responded strongly to this mix.” There are multiple ways to sort our experiences, and sometimes I think that we may be conceptualizing the observable responses to pheromone exposure in a less than optimal manner. I have a strong suspicion that personality factors have as strong or greater influence than th…

It's time for mixes targeted to subpopulations

This quote from Steve in another thread got me thinking. If anything has been shown from the last few years of feedback on this forum it is that there is no one mix that does everything for everyone. How often have we seen something like Women buying cosmetics know better. They try to get products that work for them. Not “UNIVERSAL LIPSTICK! THE PERFECT COLOR AND SHADE FOR EVERYONE ON EVERY OCCASSION.” Why not market these pheromone products to the subpopulations for which they are appr…