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Welcome to the forum, June! Thereâs lots to learn here, and more to come when you start experimenting for yourself. Anything in particular youâd like to explore?
Thank You for the welcome. I am new to pheromone therapy. I am a manufacturer of oraganic and natural body moisturizers and oils. and thought it would be perfect to learn more about pheromones as to give my product the edge it needs. I am thrilled to see so many people are into this and are knowledgable. I am trying to read everything I can get my hands on. Care to guide me?
Thatâs really interesting that you refer to it as âpheromone therapy!â
Pheromones are a means of communication, and synthetic ones do seem to have an effect on the wearer as well as those around him or her. I sometimes use pheromones to affect my own mood and the moods of people Iâm close to.
If you want to learn more about pheromones in general, Iâd recommend JV Kohlâs book âScent of Erosâ - your library may have it. For general information on how to choose and use synthetic ones, the sticky threads at the top of the menâs and womenâs forums are great.
Thereâs another member here who mixes pheros in lotions and so forth - I think itâs ash - you may want to PM him or do a search for his posts about that.
COOL intro here, Ms June!
Do dip into Ash and some of Carries posts. Hop into the womenâs forum and post about mixing up your concoctions as well. Weâre all a bunch of mad scientists here. I think youâll fit in quite nicely, mâdear!
Iâm interested in your calling it âpheromone therapyâ, too! Curious to learn your thinking behind that. Pheromone therapy -> Aromatherapy? If so, you hit it right on the head. Think of phero usage as souped up Aromatherapy. 
Welcome to the forum!
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