I have read conflicting answers about where the best place to apply mones are, inside or on top of clothing. I am in the UK and basicaly all washing powder has mild bleach in it so removing smell will be no problem.
The reason I ask is because I went out with a girl last night (the same girl I have talked about many times in other posts) and applied normal cologne to my chest, neck and one wrist. Usually this would be enough, but we were outside and after a while I was not even sure that the smell could be smelt! I am not sure whether this was because I got used to the smell or it wasn’t strong enough.
Taking this into account, if I sprayed mones onto the inside of my tshirt, I should imagine the particles would have a much harder time being released? Also, with just 2 or 3 sprays, how effective are the mones at being released into the air/her nose/olfactory receptors?? Once they have dried, does the effect diminish? Also, I’m guessing the wind will have an effect on the efficiency of the mones? Very windy = all the mone particles blown away!?
I have read the newbie posts about this but would like a few more thoughts.
I never use a cover scent and I always wear my mones on skin that exposed, or in my hair.
to me it’s just physics that they diffuse better on exposed skin and I don’t like wasting my money.
I asked about the wind when I 1st got here too. Since I work outside, i was the perfect candidate. I’d spray on some p74 or A314. Let it dry to “seal it on my skin” and then go out…I found that, depending on which way the wind was blowing the scent, would show it to be effectiv…now as for it “blowing the mones off” …seemed negligible to me.
I’ve found that with a LIGHT breeze my range can be extended upwards of about 15-20 feet in the direction the wind is blowing. I don’t obsess over it but when interacting with people outdoors I’ll try and position myself so the wind blows my cloud toward whoever I’m talking to. I do seem to notice that when wind is a factor it can actually become LESS effective at close range and better at a distance. Almost as if the wind is blowing away my signal before it can act on the person I’m talking to.
Under higher winds however it seems to move the signal and disperse it too fast for it to work effectively on anyone. Whoa to he who tries pheromones in Chicago.
I wouldn’t know I don’t wear cologne. But i cant see how it would effect it in any negative way. I mean if cologne is sprayed somewhere else, its not even a variable then