Has anyone read the book ‘Scent of Eros’?..I was just curious to know whether it was worth reading. I’m thinking of trying the scent by that name too.
I’ve heard of other scents like ‘liquid love’ or something. Are there any products made by love scents that would work well with the products from Smartmones?..I’ve bought and am experimenting with various Smatmone products and was just curious.
I have not read the book, but if I remember correctly Scent of Eros is a Heavy Alpha Androstenol base, with an Androsterone kicker. I think it’s 100mcg Androstenol:25-50mcg Androsterone but don’t quote me. It’s been over a year since I’ve read that info.
It should blend nicely with several of the Androtics products, but using instant openness or instant gentleman with scent of eros may be redundant.
I’ve read the book. It’s not too long, and it’s more scientific oriented but readable- it’s not a “pheromone manual” or anything like that but I’d recommend it if you’re at all curious about the subject. It’s not really marketting the Scent of Eros pheromone product from what I remember (I read it a few months ago), it’s just a general overview of the sense of smell and pheromones.
Scent of Eros is somewhat like an oil version of Instant Openness and Instant Gentleman, being largely alpha androstenol with about 10-20 mcg of androsterone per “dose”, and it doesn’t contain androstenone. It’s not dosed really as it comes in a roller-top bottle. It can be used with Androtics products, there’s no law against it, but you might not know how much total pheromones you are wearing.
I use 5mcg/spay androsterone or Instant Gentleman sometimes to boost Scent of Eros, or Instant Openness to regenerate it later in the day sometimes. I wear a small application to the tops of my wrists and behind my ears or on my neck, about the same amount as would be in 1-2 drops of oil. It’s my default product right now that I wear every day, but I’m not sure I’d buy it again. OTOH, oil products are convenient and it wil resist washing/rubbing off quite well.
Scientific mumbo jumbo… but it works..
Thanks lone wolf! Appreciate the tips/advice. I think, by the sound of the book, that I’ll read it. Are there any other good, informative books on pheros for the lay person/general reader?