Hello, Bunny! Welcome!
I can help you out! I’m very passionate about the uses and effects of pheros worn by women!
IS/A vs. IS/B - For starters, if the product just says “Instant Sexiness”, then it is version A by default. The two of them are nearly the same ingredients, except that version A has a molecule called TAL as the primary ingredient, and version B has TAH. The other molecules are sexual steering pheros. Generally, IS/A gives a confident, sexy-vixen vibe. I love it, it’s my favorite AD product. It makes me feel like I am on top of the world, and every man is putty in my hands. IS/B is a much softer product. It’s still sexual, but much more sweet and adorable. Very beta.
I would caution you if you’re considering wearing an Instant Sexiness product to work. You really have to think about what sort of workplace you are in. If you are in a position of authority over others, or some place where sexuality would add drama or compromise your respect, it’s best to steer clear of it. Buying some straight TAL (without the sexual steering pheros) would serve you much better. But if you are in a workplace where seducing the customers a bit would help you (perhaps bartending, waitstaff, etc), then go ahead and give it a try!
When you ask if shine really works, that leads me to wonder what assumptions you’re making about it. For example, I think somewhere in a description, it says it gives you “rock star status” or something like that. I find that to be completely untrue. It definitely does not fit my definition of rock star effect, and it is not a status enhancer. The official description says:
“A key to Instant Shine, when used in moderation, is that it gives you that kind of aloof confidence that’s so powerful and appealing, it just sucks other people in. The kind of confidence that doesn’t just make you feel good, but also allows you to better do as you please. The sense that you will succeed, regardless of real or imagined negativity around you. It really helps you to express yourself more freely.”
Personally, I don’t find this to be true. I wouldn’t call it confidence as much as happiness. I also don’t think there’s very much that’s aloof about it. And I don’t know that many people would use “powerful” as a major descriptor. This is definitely not a status mix, it is a social.
I do love IS, and I stand behind the actual effects. It is an excellent mood enhancer. A great social lubricant. It helps people see the lighter side of things. I’ve used it in social situations where people were getting frustrated and upset with each other. I went into the bathroom and coated myself with 6 sprays. Within minutes of returning to the group, the situation diffused. Everyone decided to just have fun and be friends. It’s a wonderful product for lightheartedness. Some people use it for attraction, but I think it works for that due to the fact that it’s attractive for a person to be happy and pleasant.
By default, AD products come scented with Neroli. That’s the oil of orange blossom, which adds a light, citrusy smell. Now, the actual mones in each product will contribute to the neroli smelling slightly different. For instance, IS/A smells sexy and musky. Shine smells sweet and bright. With some products, you can choose what scent to order it in. My personal favorite is grapefruit. If you want to wear your own perfume, that is generally fine. Just don’t spray the perfume directly on top of the pheros. Neroli generally blends with most fragrances, and it doesn’t take too long for the scent to fade, anyway.
Let us know if you have any more questions, and we’re looking forward to hearing about your experiences!