well, Kitten didn’t want to reveal her scary “glass” eye and freak us out 
Data4 calmly walks in and takes off his sport jacket that says “Perfect Gentleman” embroidered on the left breast, revealing a tattered black t-shirt that says McLovin on it, thus temporarily dropping his status long enough to say something to the effect of…
Kitten, you really shouldn’t have posted a picture of your lips like that, especially wearing that lipstick. I’ll leave the “why” to the imagination, because even using the McLovin persona, I simply cannot bring myself to say what I’m picturing right now.
…and with that, he calmly puts the sport jacket back on and leaves the room, a bemused smile on his lips, and a sense of curiosity on when he’ll get to see Bella lips
-D4
Keep your eyes peeled Iron Man. 
The sexiest thing i have seen on a womans body is another woman !!! 2 naked women rolling around is Gods Gift to Men…
Yep Tish is gonna be the diffucult one 
You should dress for the occasion of course but also dress to match your personality. If you wear a trashy outfit or go with a more classic sophisticated look and you are not comfortable mentally wearing it then it will show in your body stance and language. It wont matter how you look it will communicate a lack of confidence. People will pick up on it subconsciously and it will leave a impression on them. Keep in mind that you can look good no matter what you wear whether its cuts offs, a tank and boots to a classic form fitting mini if it fits your personality and body type.
Makeup should enhance ones features and contour the face. Do not go heavy. It dosnt matter what colors are in for the season if they dont compliment your features you will look like shit.
I play with my scents alot, I love pink sugar and although I have heard of men who say they dont like sweet scents I havnt met one yet whose eyes dont roll back in there heads in rapture when I wear it. The key is to not over do scent. If it overpowers its like a smack in the head and it can be distracting. It should linger in the background. It should match your body chemistry. There are some scents that just wont smell good on you no matter how lovely in the bottle.
Just like with pheromones the way you present your self should enhance allure and silently seduce.
Tisha
You’re looking good in that dress girl. Were you offering to loan that dress to she or just giving her an idea of what you wear out for the evening?
That is what I preach - dress for the occasion and once you figure out the “parameters” then show your personality.
Amen.
Tish - one day you are gonna convince me to find a store that carries it and take a whiff.
And again I say Amen.
The fine art of … being a woman. Well said dear.
It’s not your look.
It’s how you look at me.
There are actually many kinds of sweet scents, but for now we’ll consider ones that smell like sugar alcohol/maltitol, and ones that smell like vanilla/coumarin. The maltitol is really a softer middle note and won’t hang around forever, but coumarin/vanilla is quite strong, piercing, and clingy. You just shouldn’t walk around smelling like a vanilla bean or a chemical weapon, that’s all 
(Removed link for perfuming basics in love scent by Drsmellthis) is a great perfume making thread from another place. Lots of recipes and discussion on scents. The recipes are from the creator of Pheros.
Hum…didn’t realize we were permitted to link competing pheromone sites. If we are…there’s a few I’d like to share, as well.
Figured since it isn’t a phero thread…
(I’d never link to a phero thread anywhere but here!)
Ummm Jim come over here and bend over so I can give you a little spank
The link is gone but you should be able to find it with the info I left. Yeah Yeah I know we make you work for it LOL
Thank you Honey
Tisha
Making a fragrance can be fairly hard, every ingredient you add changes everything else in some way and every new ingredient you work with adds more complexity you have to grasp. And, I underistimated how messy/stinky it can be. It’s not impossible of course but I’ve made some fragrances I thought were decent, and yet I always felt like there was something that needed to be tweaked, even though I’ve gotten compliments on a few. In the interests of not taking up too much space in the thread I’ll just refer you to my posts in the Parfum section of the forum some of my thoughts on fragrances
Oh god, I just spit my tea all over my keyboard. 
It’s not just a myth or theory that most men like a scent that evokes consumption. A sweet scent on a woman combines the thought of eating something delicious (and probably not good for you ) with the thought of having, or consuming, the woman. This is why flowery scents really don’t do much as far as attracting a man goes.
The whole “men usually prefer sweet scents whereas women prefer flowery scents” is another example of how women usually make choices for their look and adornment based on how other women will react and not men.
Yup, Heinz 57 steak sauce always gets me going..
Women are a consumable? Actually I thought women wanted to be consumed. or is that consummated. I always get those mixed up. 
Actually I prefer light scents, ones that are more subtle and lightly tilt the Scent of a woman, over completely consuming her fragrance. Either way want to come over and let me smell you?
If we really were so psychoanalytically into consumption, all men would be like Jeffrey Dahmer I think Ariadne is onto something, though… for some people food scents suggest decadence or indulgence, and they are smells that are more familiar to them. There are non-food scents that can suggest indulgence, however, and sophistication.
Actually, on the subject of sweet smells, the first synthetic ingredient in perfumery was coumarin, which is normally found in tonka beans. It is an extremely sweet, piercing, grassy vanilla smell. It was used, along with oakmoss and lavender, to suggest an impression of a wild or feral forest. This style of perfume/cologne eventually became assosciated with men’s fragrances, almost exclusively. Canoe and Brut are good examples of this style of perfumery called fougeres.
Yeah, guys are a bit slavvery and bitey. I mean, look how many of you have wolf avatars.
“Oh, Grandmother! What big teeth you have!..”
“The better to eat you with my dear!”
I also have this one male friend who constantly teases me for being “bite sized.” Maybe men really are cannibals at heart. Hmmmmm.
What does it say about me, psychoanalytically, that I like my men to smell like a forest? Not a jungle or a garden. A forest. Yet I have no fetish for trees…
Kitkit
Sometimes that is a good thing, I have been told. as long as you don’t leave a permanent mark or break the skin, it is all good.
Fine I changed mine. I hope it is closer your view of me.