Im new to the whole mone thing but I figured I’d give it a shot. For starters I wear pretty much only Amarni Code, I absolutely love the smell of it. But I’m wondering what would be a good mix with it? I was originally gonna go with a Ammo and IO combo. But was wondering if they would mix well with my current cologne? Or should I be looking at getting a straight phero thats unscented? I should mention I’m looking for a bar/club mix to go with my code. I wont be using them at work as there is no need.
As an avid user of Armani Code, and having experimented with a few pheromones, I can tell you that if you apply almost anything Neroli scented, wait ten minutes, then apply Code directly over the pheromones, the Neroli scent almost completely vanishes. However, I’ve had a lot of compliments on my cologne when I was wearing only Instant Shine (neroli).
Didn’t work too well with Ammo, but then Ammo didn’t agree with me, period. Your mileage may vary. I believe that the Ammo didn’t work well with my body chemistry, so you may get fantastic results.
However, if you’re hesitant, give Steve a call. He’ll explain it better than I can. Don’t forget to do your introduction and get the $25 gift certificate.
Alright, forgive the stupid question but which pheromones are neroli scented?
When you look at a pheromone on the website, it should have the scent listed. Some you can change, some you can’t, and not all are offered in neroli. But by far from what I’ve seen the majority are either neroli by default or can be ordered in neroli. Ammo comes in two scents, but I think the original has been discontinued and neither were neroli.
I’m gonna go ahead and order my Ammo with a tester of IO and see how it goes, I’ll make sure to report back on it.
Forgot to mention that Code seemed to cover the scent of Ammo initially with no problem. My body chemistry just overloaded both I think. I noticed the same strong BO smell with more than one spray of Turn Up the Heat.
Neroli does indeed work well with code but I’ve had my strongest and most favourable reactions with Akuto, which seems to complement it excellently.