First test of IG.

I tried my first spray of IG yesterday. Unfortunately i didn’t test it right, i tried spraying it on my wrist twice, but nothing came out of the bottle, until i sprayed again, only a little came out (1/3 or 1/2 spray) so i decided to spray again, but i got a full spray this time. Anyway i went out to the shops, nothing much happened as far as i could tell, although not many people were there so it wasn’t a very good place to test the stuff. I got my shopping, left and headed back home feeling a little disappointed, anyway got back home, came into the kitchen and thought i got a hit maybe. We have an old family friend living at our house at the moment, although being very friendly most of the time, he said your’e looking lively which wasn’t quite true. I’d been at work all day and wasn’t in an especially good mood, but he then went on to saying about my hair and how it looked good and how it was better than when i had it short. He doesn’t often comment on my appearance. He also was somewhat mimicking me a tiny bit, for example there was a youtube video that i thought he would want to see, so i took a seat and started to show him the vid but halfway through i decided to stand up and a few seconds later he did too. I thought mimmicking was a sign of instant shine not IG. All subtle but i think i got some tiny hits.

P.S. I’m thinking of trying 2 full sprays next instead of only one, because i think that i would bennefit from a bit more.

You might have had trouble getting full sprays at first if it was the first time you tried the bottle. Needed to prime the sprayer. I’d definitely say that was a hit. The compliments and the mimickry are both signs of respect. :slight_smile:

So, Pheros effect the same gender as well? I was under the impression that they only effected the opposite gender of the wearer…

Pheromones communicate human to human. A314 works in all male business environments just as well as in mixed ones. The ladies often report of other women treating them differently when wearing pheromones oriented to attracting men.