In this colder period of the year, I’m wondering how deep the effects of pheromones are in areas where it is quite cold 365 days a year.
For example in Normandy,France, the sun shines a few days a year, and so, should it mean that people are not used to smelling pheromones ?
If so, it may mean that not being used/usually reactive to pheromones, people have a more important reaction when facing artifical pheromones ?
I’m not sure to be clear enough…
I’m wondering that because I’ve noticed that in my area, I just need 1 or 2 (at most) to-go sprays for people to react.
Hey magic, I would say that the temperature doesn’t really affect the effect of pheromones since people would be indoor if it is cold outside. However, wearing many layers of clothes can prevent the mones from getting out.
temperature also affects the rate of dispersion. now I don’t know too much about -mones, and I ain’t no chemist, but from what I learned in highschool chem, the higher the temperature, the faster a gas/vapor evaporates and disperses within space. i guess the same would go for -mones esp. since it is airborne. higher temps might not neccessarily affect potency, but has more to do with getting it to spread around you more evenly
sorry.. just dropping by…
a bit curious…
so if we are wearing a layer or two around our body … does that effects the dispersion of pheros? like a long jacket and scarft?
Yes, well basically, at increased temperatures, molecules can move around more freely, therefore releasing the scent more easily.
I am new to pheromones, so I wouldn’t be able to tell you how significant a temperature difference is in this case. Every material reacts differently.
I suppose, from my opinion, if the temperature is lower, having a greater surface would help it release quicker. So, you could probably mix it with some cologne. Again, I suggest you inform yourself about mixing with cologne…