Newbie here, 26 years old from UK and looking to experiment with pheromones. I have never really tried pheromones before but I am a huge Oud fan. Wear Oud regularly, both in pure oil form and EDT. Always get compliments from men and women alike. They find it sexy, intriguing, and mysterious.
I will be honest and say I am a skeptic, when it comes to pheromones and so I want to try and experiment and see if they actually work and hopefully be proved wrong!!
I would love to find out if pheromones can be mixed with oud, natural aromatics and other perfumes and see what the result are like. I would love to hear from other who regularly mix pheromones with perfumes and see what kind of results they get.
Being skeptic is a good thing. And it’s a good thing that androtics allows you to get a $25 GC right of the bat by introducing yourself. Just give us a little more information about yoruself, like what your personality is like and what you are trying to achieve from pheromones. Are you looking to use it in business or just to see if you can mix it with other perfumes? Are you looking to attract women?
Let us know if you have any questions. I don’t have experience mixing with “oud” or other perfumes so maybe someone else can chime in
A good place to start when you’ve no experience with pheromones is with a goal or two. Knowing where you’re trying to get to is part of knowing what to use, and thus what to buy. Tell us a little about your habits or social interactions so we can get a feel for what’s best for you.
The beauty of a vendor like androtics is that they offer pheromones for a variety of uses, not a one-size-fits-all approach. Ammo and IG can be equally attractive to the opposite sex in the right setting, and IO, IH and IS each have interesting and unique effects. Not to mention the putatives.
As to your question about Oud, I’m not familiar with it, but I’m assuming it’s a perfume/cologne with attractant powers associated with it. “The Axe Effect” so to speak.
If it has a decent smell you could probably use it as a cover scent; cover scents are widely used by the phero community if they want a consistency to their scent signature while they test pheromones. They can also cover bad smelling putative pheromones (unscented pheros can be strong!). Luckily the consumer line of products are all excellently scented on their own. Neroli is pretty dope.
Hope this has answered some questions. Feel free to ask more as you come up to speed!
