I’m a black male and I was reading that eNone based colognes
don’t work well for black males. Is that true or is that crazy
talk? I wanted to try TUTH but I wanted to know if it was a good fit for me.
I’m new so please give me a pass on this crazy question. If you are a black male and having any success with eNone’s please let me know. I’m just a little confused. 
The thing that can cause eNone based colognes to not work with any ethnicity of man is if they produce high eNone to begin with. Men who are more physically fit, produce more eNone. For me, I’ve been working out five times a week for over a year, and when I used ammo (eNone based) I ODed on one spray. Ladies ignored me, and I’m white.
That’s the only thing I can think of that would cause eNone based colognes not to work for males of any race.
Hey chrisepz
That makes more sense. I’ve been working out about four days a week for years and if I use Tuth I would ghost my intended target as well. I guess I’ll start out with IG and IS
also remember environment and how comfortable they are with you plays a role too. At work ammo and tuth sometimes make me ghost. At the bar they bring me lots of attention. I’ve still got a lot of testing to do myself, but try it in different scenarios.
I bought straight androstenone spray @ 250 nanograms for this very reason.
Absolutely it does - and at 37, physically fit or not, you should have no problems using it around similar aged women - just you may need to be a bit steadier on dose/choice of environment and the mood you project when you use it.
If its much younger women though, you may want to consider something more balanced/social either instead of or as moderation.
It does.
We have a lot of healthy black male TUTH users, and them repeatedly buying is one of the manifestations of TUTH effectivity.
Regarding some reports of TUTH not working for some, I personally think it’s actually more of not affecting their target girls, and there’s a variety of reasons for that.