Busy as hell, that’s where! Work has kept me running hither and yon, unable to collect thoughts enough to post. But now I am back!
So I got my hands on some EST (thanks you generous souls!) and I’ve been using it pretty much daily on my TG and coworkers.
EST, unscented (I think? I detect no scent in it, myself), 50mcg per spray, but out of a To-Go bottle approx. 40mcg per spray.
**4 sprays @ 40mcg per spray:
1 spray to the chest, 2 sprays to the back of the neck, 1 spray to the head for a total of approximately 160 mcg
Tested in a general work environment, but that not only encompasses our office but being out and about as well, eg. in vehicles, in client offices, etc.**
I noticed no self effects.
Effects to others? Oh my. My my my. Affection, smiles, protection out the wazoo… Basically everything that’s been said about a man’s reaction to a woman on EST times 11.
I noticed that EST lasts about 5-6 hours on me.
I’ve pretty much stuck with just EST for about a week, so no mixing reports yet.
So, specifics of a sort. There were several instances over this past week when TG could have (maybe should have) lost his cool with situations, but when he was around me it was as if he was working double time to make everything copacetic. He made great pains to maintain an even, upbeat attitude, and I could see that at times this was taxing him a great deal. He was doing a lot of nervous things, like rapid-fire clicking pens, messing with his hair, fidgeting, etc. I don’t think the EST itself made him feel this nervous, but rather his urge to suppress negativity when around me. He came to my aid/defense several times, trying to take care of bad events for me when it was clear I could handle things on my own. Not that that’s a bad thing. 
These reactions were not only seen with TG, but also in other male coworkers. It was almost as if I had my own little guy army lined up behind me to do my dirty work. I like this very much! 
EST is definitely on my list for the next big purchase, when it is back in stock. This is a must-have!
I think next week I’m going to employ Kitten’s idea of an “OD-level” dosage ( EST Communist Revolution at Borders Books, and I Smelled Like Miss Piggy Pink Banana ).
