Ok so in two of my classes a girl in front of me and a girl next to me twirls and play with their hair. Is this a coincidence of are they interested? I just find it funny. I just noticed tonight this girl did so I kinda broke the ice and asked her about her phone because we had the same one.
Or they could just be “distracted”. Have you seen any other ioi’s?
do a search for hair play, focusing on older posts by Jasmin and MHarris. shifting to a state with greater hair play is almost a physiological response to pheromone use. it doesn’t mean necessarily she is attracted to you. (and even if she is, she might not know it exactly). but the chances are pretty good that if you say hello in a socially calibrated way the response will be more positive than it might have been otherwise.
The statistically significant behavioral affect we observed: “hair flipping” was not statistically significant in and of itself when we repeated the study with fragrance added to the mixture of putative human pheromones. It was statistically significant when combined with other measures of behavioral affect: eye contact; laughing; touching the lips. A search for “Monica Moore” will turn up articles that describe the changes in non-verbal “courtship” behaviors she observed during social interactions that were not controlled for by study design.
James V. Kohl
http://www.pheromones.com