Hi everybody I’m new on the site, i’m a 22 y.o black guy and i’m gonna order the products and try the mixes soon. But i would like to know, since the effects are variable from one to others, if there is any difference with balck guys using it and seeking white or black girls.
IS THERE ANY BLACK USER WHO’VE TRIED THESE PRODUCTS OR SOMEONE’S B. FRIEND WHO’VE ALREADY USED THESE AND TRIED ANY OF THESE MIXES?
and please don’t worry dudes, it’s just for a comparing purpose… because i’m gonna try them and check if there are same effects on different origins as on same origins.
PS: sorry my english isn’t very good. i’m french speaking. but i’m learnin
Whats up man. There have been black phero users in the past, and there were differences in the mixes that they use. A lot of it depends on which characteristics you want to strengthen with pheromones, and which you want to soften. ie, do you want to come off as more aggressive and run with that, or come off as more open/inviting/comforting.
hi dude, thanx for reponding,
to answer your question, i would like to come off more as open/inviting/comforting at bars and clubs, or on a party and also when I have a date with a girl like movietheater and somthing also to finish ‘‘the game’’ when it becomes hotter you know. I would good if i had the good products and mixes for the different situations above(clubs=i’ve heard the smoke worry; bars, drinkng and chiling on patios; date, private party)
Hi johnebong, welcome! We have some black forum members and I hope they’ll show up and see your questions at some point! There’s been lots of discussion about how various races produce and respond to pheromones, in fact there’s one going on right here in the intro forum, in Revo’s intro thread.
For open/inviting/comforting, Instant Shine and Instant Openness come to mind. Instant Female Magic is good for creating comfort for women, but has downer effects on some men, so you’d want to choose your venue carefully with that one. Ammunition is very good all around - it’s a pheromone cologne with romantic appeal, but not so overtly sexual that you couldn’t wear it in professional situations. And then there’s Turn Up the Heat, for when things get really serious …
