I am a 30 year old female from Georgia. I recently began investing the significance and use of natural pheromones after doing a research project for an assignment. I read so many diverse things about what pheromones are and their usage. During my research I discovered that synthetic pheromones were available for retail. Therefore, I decided to try them out for myself, mainly out of curiosity.
I purchased some pheromones from another company initially and did see some very positive results. The first day I wore them, men actually stopped in their tracks and turned and came to talk to me when I was walking down the hall at work. The second day I wore them, my boss actually hit on me, which is very unusual because he usually all business and no play and very reserved. Every time I wear them around my husband he becomes very affectionate and loving and is willing to give me almost anything I ask him for. I am pleased with the results so far.
After searching the internet one day I came across this website and I was very intrigued by a company that allowed and actually wanted customers to post reviews of their products (the good, bad, and ugly) in order to further their research and development. I was also pleased to see a company that makes pheromones for use in a variety of social situations (not just for physical attraction and sexual arousal). Right now I am mostly interested in products that will help me feel more comfortable in social situations since I am a bit of an introvert. I also want some products that will add some spice to my marriage.
I spent about two weeks reading people’s journals and other basic information about pheromones before I decided to purchase pheromone products from the company. I really love Tisha’s post about what pheromones can and can not do because I have found this to be so true in my research and in my personal use of pheromones. It is important for companies to be socially responsible when selling such products by helping consumers understand both the benefits and limits of the product instead of just trying to make a hard sell.
Thanks to all of you, looking forward to sharing information!