I was reading some information on pheromone dosage the other day and wanted to share this information with you all. It may be particularly useful for newbies who are concerned about how much to use:
As we age, our natural pheromone production decreases, which means that as a general rule you may need to use more as you age. For instance, someone in their early twenties may need only one spray while someone in their thirties may need 2 sprays. Those over forty may need to use 3-4 sprays or more to get a reaction. Of course our body chemistries are different, which means that a 40-something may need less than a 20-something. So take this information as a general rule only and begin to experience with smaller doses to find your right mix.
People with darker skin and hair tones tend to produce more natural pheromones than those with lighter skin and hair. Thus, people of African descent tend to need less pheros than those of European descent. Asians tend to produce little to no pheros, which means that they may be offended or put off by heavy pheromone wearers.
Of course, many women are aware that their copulin production varies throughout the month. It is typically higher right before a woman’s cycle because their purpose is to entice men to copulate resulting in procreation. Thus, it may be more beneficial for a woman to wear little to no copulins about a week or two before her cycle.
You are right, we are all technically from African decent; however the skin and/or hair pigmentation seems to be directly related to pheromone production. I also read that people of European heritage with darker hair tend to produce more pheros. than those with lighter hair colors. The book actually said that this is why many women prefer the tall, “dark”, handsome type b/c men with these features produce more pheromones.
Thank you for this, but I really do need to point out something. Our bodies naturally produce pheromones in the nanogram range. Pheromone products contain pheromones in the microgram range. One microgram is equal to 1000 nanograms. So even one spray of pheromone already contains well over a thousand times what is produced naturally.
Therefore even as we age it you shouldn’t have to increase the dosage based on that.
What you should look for, rather, is results in your intended target. And to find that out you should always start with one spray, repeat to check your results and only then move up to higher sprays if you need to.
If you spray on too much pheromone you get what we call a “ghosting” effect, which is that your pheromone signature is so strong, you end up getting tuned out by your target, and it can be worse than if you had worn no pheromones at all.
More is not necessarily better.
I believe you meant to say that women’s copulin production increases at mid cycle, when they ovulate. That more pronounced scent of copulins is a signal to males that she is sexually receptive.
I’m not sure of your logic behind women wearing no cops before this time, since the whole purpose of pheromone and pheromone-like products is to project something, like receptivity and attraction. To that end, any time a woman projects through her scent that she is sexually attractive would be beneficial. Perhaps you can clear that up for me?
I am just posting info. that I read. But, we have to remember that everyone is different and variety is the spice of life. While some men may prefer blondes (although we must ask if they are natural or not, which could make a difference in their natural phero. production), all men don’t. This could be a psychological response as well since blondes are deemed to “dumb” and “easy” (not my words), this may just seem more attractive to a man out on the prowl. On the other hand, some blondes may be emitting strong natural pheros. or they may be wearing synthetic ones. Remember it is not a one size fits all type of thing. There are many individual differences.
I can see the logic of needing more pheros as one ages if their natural production is low. However, I wasn’t suggesting that older women start with higher doses. I was merely pointing out the fact that they may see better results as they increase their dosage. If someone already has an adequate production to get the results they desire, then they have no need for extra help. However, as we age a lot of hormones and other body chemical production decreases, this is why some women begin to need extra estrogen as they age because their natural production decreases or they undergo a hysterectomy. Thus, I can see how the same theory would hold true for pheromones.
In regards to using less copulins during mid-cyle, the logic is that extra copulins may create a ghosting effect as you mentioned in your previous post. If her natural production/diffusion is high, wearing extra copulins may have an adverse reaction-in essence, turning her target off. This is the same theory behind starting with one drop/spray then working your way up. More is not always better.
Ah, I see. If you are posting what you’ve read somewhere it would be helpful for member to evaluate the quality of that information if you could provide a link.
I think you are confusing issues here. Forgive me if I’m misunderstanding. You are posting about copulins? Or are you posting about pheromones?
When you are talking about applying thousands of times the amount of naturally occurring pheromones, saying that applying more pheromone product is better as you age just doesn’t make sense.
And copulins are not the same as pheromones, even though they are used for the same type of purpose, mainly attraction. Their target action is completely different. They are not single molecules with a binding affinity for a cellular receptor that starts a neurological cascade in the brain the way pheromones do. They are a combination of volatile short-chain fatty acids that have a particular scent that is extremely attractive sexually to men, which increases sexual desire and and arousal.
A woman who naturally produces high copulins at mid cycle doesn’t need to supplement with exogenous copulins… it is a waste, since her scent signature is already extremely attractive.
But, women on birth control pills and women as they age produce less copulins no matter the time of month. And women who are past menopause produce no noticeable copulins at all… and this is because natural copulin production in exquisitely dependent on the amount of estrogen her body is producing.
And most women do not produce as many copulins as the “producers” who produce the maximum output of endogenous copulins. So supplementation even at mid month for most women is a desirable, not a detrimental thing.
The issue of ghosting doesn’t apply, really to copulins. You are not going to overwhelm anyone’s pheromone receptors with copulins, since it is the smell, not a molecular binding affinity or receptor activation potential with copulins.
What can happen, however, with too much copulins is that with too high a dosage you get a gag reflex rather than arousal. Fatty acids are notorious for being extremely repugnant at high concentration.
But all this about copulins and scent attractiveness is moot, imo, because there currently is no copulin product on the market that has even remotely the same scent characteristics as the real thing.
You’re only saying that because you haven’t been around my “beakers”…lool. When I’m talking about concentrated… it’s a little different than when you are talking concentrated.
My growth plates, though… they smell like the real thing.. nom…nom…nom…
Hmmm… Just a guess… Men’s noses are not as good as women’s, but they are very into the visual stimulation? Blond hair is a sign of youth and fertility. Natural blondes have lighter hair when they’re young and the hair gets darker with age.
I’m working my way up on cops when I’ve mastered my covering skills to perfection. Otherwise I just feel selfconscious and that’s not going to help… I’d love to be able to research if there’s a pattern between copulin users, regarding f.e. age, ethnicity, birth control etc. and their various sweet spots. The differences are huge!!
Hmmm… Just a guess… Men’s noses are not as good as women’s, but they are very into the visual stimulation? Blond hair is a sign of youth and fertility. Natural blondes have lighter hair when they’re young and the hair gets darker with age.
Well we have to remember that men are highly visual as a general rule. They have to look first in order to even be interested to enter your orbit (unless they are just close enough by default) in order to even pick up on your pheromone signature. Pheromones are only a minute part of the entire attraction process-if someone isn’t close enough to pick up a scent, then the pheromones don’t even have a chance to work.
