How much body heat is necessary to diffuse pheromones?

I always spray on the neck and chest, as those are the warmest spots. However, they often feel slightly cold. Are a few degrees in temp that much of a difference?

It can make a difference. while the wrists do have pulse points, they’re generally not the warmest part of the body. The chest cavity is the warmest place as that’s where the vital organs are. As the neck is closer to the chest, this does seem to help, at least as far as I have noticed.

I find diffusion makes a huge difference unless your right up ontop of your targets. Most people use mones to effect people within a certain range of them and without diffusion thats just not going to happen. Sillage is important as well but this occurs more from the scent you use with your pheromones. Sillage is a vapor trail of scent that we leave behind that leads right back to you. Still without diffusion of the pheromones the sillage wont carry anything but scent.

I cant say how many degrees of temp make how much difference but in the winter I get less diffusion then in the hotter summer months when my body heats up more. I spray more in my hair and chest areas in the colder months and in the summer may try less heated places like wrist forearms etc etc… to slow the diffusion you get in the hotter climates.

You just got to mess around and find out what works best for your body type and environment.

Tisha

For me during wintertime

I use TAA/Instant Shine on the head during the colder months. Everything else I layer on my neck, there are no other places to really put em on. I’ll put some tuth under my shirt on my chest at times when I’m going with a more sexual mix.

During the summer, I rarely put anything on my neck/chest cause of the heat, I just found once I’m in the humidity, the sweat just starts and that’s it for the mones. Most of my application points are forearms/wrists and I tried spraying it on my shirt a few times when I wear an undershirt, and some putatives/Androstenone get a but funky at the end of the night. The key for me during summer months was to keep a to-go of IS and reapply. Especially when you change venues during the night, that helps out a lot.

I’m starting to notice my doses for almost everything are WAY lower than everyone elses. I’m wondering if it’s because I live in Hawaii and it’s always 80 degrees with high humidity here. I’ve been spraying most of my stuff on my neck lately but I think I’m going to start using the forearms wrists/more. I’ve also noticed that not only are my doses lower, but it seems things wear off around 3 hours or less. Nowhere near the 4-6 hours other people claim.