Hi guys! I saw a post where someone was asking what type of “Instant” formula to get, and a user replied asking for his age, race, blood type, and other stuff. How do these factor in?
Also, anyone have a suggestion for a 28 yr old, male caucasian with blood type A-positive? Any other info needed? Thanks!
Not an exact science, it merely helps point you in the right direction. You still gotta test extensively to best complement your persona, body chemistry and goals. Your target goals are probably the most crucial. I mainly wear mones for better professional relationships and interactions while on the job. Some guys want to make more friends while others want nothing but one-nighters. Many of us want it all and have different mixes for specific situations and goals.
Yeah I thought it would be more trial and error, gotta complement your personality type! I’m a guy who jokes around, sarcastically, ALOT. Wonder what I should get? I got Phelure prior to me knowing about this site, bought it today. After reading different posts, it appears Ammo is a big hit with people, so I ordered it also.
I’m hoping some freak accident occurs and DHL shipping gets it here tomorrow (Sunday)! I assume today and tomorrow are not business days, and I’m meeting a female acquaintance (ex-girlfriend carrying my baby) on Monday. Nooooo! She’s just got a good “situation” down there, if ya catch my drift. 
Similar to something I posted in another topic (or rather tried to), I was thinking more along the lines of pheromones working, not based on your race, but on your individual personality. Not what the person above me said either. But, for instance, Pheromone X will have whatever effect on most “gangstas,” where Pheromone Y might have the same effect on most “authoritarians.” Or that a person who is more insterested in sex with random people he’s never met before would be affected by Pheromone B in a different way the Pheromone B would affect someone who prefers to cuddle when having sex.
Though I am not sure about the person who is wearing it, because I was thinking more about the person whom the pheromone was supposed to affect.
hhhmmm…
i’m not a ‘super phero’ in the world of phero konwledge .. … i do agree that a person ( wearer n the srounding poeple ) own body is what drives the effects of the phero…but i cant help thinking of a theory…
it’s about the difference in skin colour… i’ve been testing this with a few friends ( yup .. we’re crazy !!!)… we’ve soon to come out with a report ( not yet though ) about the usage of pheros with skin colour in different climate ( hot and humid country and the four season country ) and different people
right now … for us there seems to be a bit of a difference ..
u see … a person with lighter skin tones tends to be easier effected by the pheros ( surrounding people) and lighter skin tone user also do not have to wear that much of pheros that the darker skin tone user… but i guess that this ‘little’ experiment still needs a few ‘brushing up’ before a make any report… i’m so if this experiment might offended any of u but no harm trying…
any feed back and info from any of u r welcomed…
thanks..
(still new and experimenting with the pheros… hihihiiii.. sometime i got so dozed by the pheros…)
You need to read Kohl’s book, Scent of Eros. It details differing pheromone production and reception from various age and racial groups. The basic research has already been done…
Alright, but just something to think about, Wanda…
you say “lighter skin tone” and “darker skin tone” rather then black and white… is everyone in your group black, but with different skin tones, or do you have different races in your group? (Yes of course I am aware that there are other “races” besides black and white, but Middle Easterns, Native Americans, and dark-skinned Mexicans tend to have less variety in skin tone then black people, and Asian and “light-skinned Mexicans” have “white” skin).
The second thing to think about, if you do have different races, is the personality of these people… are there all different types of personalites among all the different races in your group? Or do the black people in your group tend to have one type of behavior while the white people in your group have another type of behavior, and the other races in you group have more different types of behavior? What I am saying in this paragraph (if you even understood it) obvioulsy does not happen this concretely within the larger group of American society, however if the mixed-race group of people you tested on has racial divisions like this, then it may still be possible that it is not race but rather personality which determines how a pheromone will affect a particular person.
Of course if everyone in your grop is of the same race but with different skintones, or if everyone in your group has the same “type” of personality, then the idea I just mentioned does not nneed to be factored in.
Mods, I guess this post might seem offensive to some people, but I am not trying to imply that all people of a certain race act a certain way or anything of the like (I don’t even belive that, actually), but sometimes these divsions do occur, especially in medium-sized groups (groupd of maybe 30? I dont know), and if they do then scientifically the question about it being personality rather then race that determines this would need to be considered. (“Personality” may include things such as whether you view sex as loving, playful, purely sexual within relationships, or full out “playa” idea about it. It may have to do with whether you are an authoritarian, or whether you are a cuddly person with family. It would not nhowever ahve to do with specific political views, such as gun control. Basically any personality trait that a pheromone can affect, would affect someone with a different “version” of that trait in a different way (most easily explained by the sex exampleas, a sex pheromone would affect each of these types in a different way, and that much we already know is true), with the theory I am proposing. So if the divisions do exist I feel it should be considered as a possibility when recording their effects vs. people ‘types’ (whether ‘type’ is personality, race, gender, sexual orientation, or something else).)
In my experience the color of your skin has no real impact on pheromone reactions. That is, a Korean with a dark suntan–and they get really dark–reacts no different than when her skin was pale.
I live and work among folks of every hue from moon white to brown to purple black. Even among the same race and nationality, e.g., Filipinas, skin color ranges from pale to extremely dark and I can detect no consistent difference in pheromone reactions between light skinned Filipinas or dark ones. However, Filipinas react to pheromones differently than similar skin toned Jewish, Greek or Korean women.
Now I do see pheromone reaction patterns emerge between different races and cultural groups. For example, Koreans and Japanese react somewhat different than Vietnamese or Thai. Perhaps it’s a difference in body chemistry or, more likely, a cultural based difference. I have also noted Hispanic (mixed Indian & White) women tend to be attracted more by androstenone than dark skinned Asians, although skin hue is very similar. I don’t think the amount of melanin in your epidermis is a factor in pheromone reactions. Race, yes. Age, yes. Cultural experience, yes. But not melanin production.
Agreed! I got my 2 strongest hits from MX203 - dubbed Instant Caucasion Magic, from black women. While I do agree that it’s likely that different races can produce and respond to pheromones differently, I think there is a high probability that varied responses are due more to culture differences, individual personality and self-esteem.
As a general rule, I think asian culture dictates that women are somewhat subordinate to men and are taught that it’s not ok for the woman to make the first move or to be sexually agressive. I feel it’s possible that over thousands of years, as a race, the males may have evolved to produce less Androstenone than caucasions, as it’s role in the mating ritual is of less importance.
In contrast, I think asians tend to place a high value on respect, stability and status. Therefore, I can see it possible/probable that asians produce higher levels of Androsterone than caucasions.
Another example is the hispanic culture. At least in mexicans, I have been told that bearing many children with their women is seen as a sign of masculinity in the males. I can see the possibility/probability that through the course of evolution/procreation, hispanic males may naturally produce higher levels of Androstenone. It has also been my experience that hispanic women do respond well to higher levels of Androstenone.
If these thoughts were to prove true, I also believe that it’s likely that those racial/cultural differences in pheromonal response would become less significant or lost altogether, in for example: An asian female adopted at birth by an american family and raised in the american culture. Conversely, I believe that an american female adopted at birth and raised in an asian culture would also respond to pheromone signitures as a typical asian female raised in the culture would.
Geogi - okay, first question… Purple???
Other then that… I think your experiences agree with my theory, though it looks likely that someone else’s experience didn’t agree with my theory.
And I have honestly never seen a dark-skinned Asian, unless you were being very specific by meaning “a darker tone of white skin,” (sometimes referred to as olive, I think). I didn’t talk about variations in white skin color though because they are much less noticable then brown or in-betweenish variations.
Cultural differences between a Mexican from Mexico, an Asian from Asia, an and Asian raised by an American family or an American himself are more pronounced in some ways then those diferences within America (or Canada or any other country that has “subcultures”). It’s true that a stereotypical “gansta” is going to have nothing in common with a stereotypical knitting, cookie-making grandma, however most likely they will still both think of marriage of something that only involves two people and also invovles fancy dresses and rings. So your theories about people from that culture or coutry producing different amounts of pheromones sounds very plausible, but within America only this is less likely to have happened. But the grandma might still be very upset when she finds out that the gangsta has seen a woman’s breats and he is not married, she might also be very upset when she hears him swear. If these were both men, they might produce similar amounts of pheromones, but, because of their personalities, react to the pheromones in a different way. Even if they do not produce similar amounts of pheromones, they will still be “used” to different amounts of various pheromone types, because they have been exposed to people of a lot of different kinds.
I’m not sure exactly what my point was in everything, but one of my points I just deleted after realizing I misread something… sorry.