Do people notice changing mones?

Hi

I have a big issue!
Do people of the opposite sex notice it if you use different mones?
And will they get suspicious if they notice it?

In my experience, no, people do not consciously notice a change in mones. What they may notice is a change in smell, such as neroli vs. akuto vs. cover cologne, etc.

When you change your mones, depending on what you are wearing, they may simply experience a change in their emotions, or assume that you have had an attitude change. They may notice that they feel differently around you, or they might think you look different (I.e., “did you get a haircut or something?”). The funny thing is, nobody ever suspects pheromones. It just doesn’t occur to the vast majority of people that you might be wearing them. They will always come up with some other reason for the changes, and that’s if they even give it any conscious thought.

Funny enough, I encountered a stranger wearing pheromones roughly a year ago, and I didn’t even realize it until much later, when I sat and thought about it. And I’m an experienced pheromone user. I was minding my own business, when suddenly I smelled the most AMAZING cologne. I nearly gave myself whiplash trying to see who it was. I wanted to find this sexy specimen of a man and do naughty things to him, whoever he was. I never did find him. (<– good example of a wasted pheromone trail. Don’t lay your scent and disappear!) A while later, when I was wondering what sort of cologne that might’ve been, I put the pieces together. I had been in the financial district of a major city, where lots of high-powered business people do unconventional things to get ahead. Of course, it must’ve been pheromones.

Moral of the story: you, as the user, might feel a little paranoid of being discovered, or exposed as a “fraud”. Don’t worry, pheromones are much sneaker than you might think.

Consciously, no - Unconsciously, all sorts of interesting responses that can result in some jockeying for repositioning or minor issues as they re-adjust to your new sig. It would help if we knew what combos you plan to use.

If you are going to be using a variety of combinations around people who know you, you may need to do a transition period between mixes, where you reduce the primaries in one mix whilst raising them from the other. This can be difficult with some products because of clashes or counteractions. Or you could save some mixes for specific situations, like parties, going-out as opposed to what you wear at work/school/hanging-out. That way the situation and the difference in expected response will go a very long way to cover the different sig.