The grand problem is achieving uniform diffusion
I’ve worked on this by using a thick leather substrate that the mones in question were diffused into for 48 hours before wearing, and waxy binders like monolaurin have been successful too… the “industry” has a few possible equalizing solutions that may or may not find their way into moneland. Fine spun wool layers might be excellent, there are now merino shirts that are as fine as cotton, a touch scratchy so a superlight layer under them would be nice… although wool excels at holding and releasing a wide range of molecular structures… absolutely ingenious engineering from a fiber design standpoint… there are a host of polymer binders, encapsulants, varied sticky glops that try to hold everything down 
… they so far seem rather mediocre, better than no fixation… monolaurin works as well for me as anything and it has the advantage of being antibacterial, odorless, and good for the skin… -none in general isn’t my favorite thing to use in a general setting 
… P79 plus P83 carefully applied might get you more of what you want and less of what you don’t want.. which is the “out of the blue” androstenone jackass syndrome… or the “let’s get it on baby no I changed my mind you have to leave now” 
schizo move… If I were a devoted -none user, I’d sure think more about the kindly, softer, empathetic balance of a P74, estratetraenol (a real goodie), maybe a touch or two of the humorous TAC which can have a Santa Claus joviality about it… and that odd ball P86 that has, or so far seems to have, kind of a childlike wonder inducing quality… 