Do cigarettes block the smell of pheromones?

Hey guys, i was just wondering. Since i am a smoker, i was just wondering if smoking will cover the smell of pheromone ?

At least from my rather limited experience, whether a person is a smoker or not doesn’t seem to really make a noticeable difference on whether or not they will be affected. I’ve seen women who have just come from a smoke break come by me and be affected by the pheromones I was wearing.

I smoke and the pheros hit me just fine especially on other people.They also hit others just fine actually I’ve had some circumstances where I swear I got better hits. On myself it does pose a slight delay and helps with the ones that hit me a bit strong like shine but only if I’m smoking right after I put them on.otherwise no difference at all. On some people they even work despite colds and sinus infections according to a few posts on here.
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Hope this helps :slight_smile:

This question comes up from time to time. Here’s one discussion about it - :slight_smile:

Bella

Thats interesting that you sometimes get better hits.

Maybe cigarette smoke, (though stinky), actually aids in diffusion of pheros, like neroli is supposed to do.

Something might not have to actually smell “good” in order to have good “diffusion” properties. Hmmm, interesting.

Then again, it could just be that the chemicals within the cigarettes lead to greater receptivity to pheros, somewhat like how alcohol does.But now, while alcohol is a depressant and allows for less resistant to action on feeling brought out by pheros, cigarettes being stimulants, may actually speed up the processes in the brain leading to a more powerful reaction… Just a thought. :o

Dominick

It wont hurt the mones the molecules will still travel in the air and people wil still inhale them but consider this…

People who dont smoke tend to not like the smell of it and they naturally begin shallow breathing when around it. This could effect the amount of molecules they inhale.

For smokers and people who breath second hand smoke… the nasal passage narrows because it becomes inflamed from the smoke. This is one more issue that can damper the effectiveness of your mones.

In some places its just hard to avoid but whiole it can damper the effectiveness in some situations they will still work. If your target smokes you may need a little higher dosage. My hubby smokes outside and it takes more to effect him then others.

Now keep in mind another thing that effects him is allergy season. Its already starting here and he will be stuffed up until the end of May :roll_eyes:

Tisha

I spend alot ot time searching and reading old threads.

When I grow up I want to be a human search engine like my hero, Visionary.

But for now, I’m too much a slacker to split out all the quotes. You’ll have to follow the links for yourself.

Besides Bella’s link,

Do smokers get less of an effect from pheros than non smokers? (Do smokers get less of an effect from pheros than non smokers?)

Then there are;

Heavy Smoker! How does that effect pheromones? (Heavy Smoker! How does that effect pheromones?)

pheromones and cigarretes?? (pheromones and cigarretes??)

Pheromones and cigarette smoke (Pheromones and cigarette smoke)

Smoke as a Carrier (and other questions) (Smoke as a Carrier (and other questions))

The last thread talks about using smoke as a dispersent and fixative.

In one of these threads the lovely and talented Tisha administers spankings all around.

OoohYahhh

Btw do you know how much a pack of cigarettes cost in NYC now? $14!!!

that is the cost of MX292…quit those cigarettes and grab some pheros instead

not only is the prices ridiculous but you can get so many pheros instead and save your life LOL