Let’s say - you applied some sprays to chest area and wrists. Is it important to give pheros make friendship with your body for 20-30 minutes or that’s depend on phero? I mean should I macerate anything from instant series on me before exposure to my target?
And second question - if you apply pheros to the chest area, does it work under the shirt (2 shirts in winter)? Concentrate it below adam’s apple or all the chest area is good?
yeah and the last one - What about wind? Is it enemy to pheros?
clothing does cause a barrier for diffusion, but that can be good as well as bad.
Higher doses are needed under clothing to achieve the same effect as a smaller dose sprayed on exposed skin. However, the under the clothes application lasts longer, and the effects are more difficult to localise and just seem to emanate from you in general rather from the back of your neck or wherever you sprayed it.
I used meet a GF at a mall parking lot (didn’t want her neighbors or husband to see us). Each time I’d park, spray a mix of Burberry Weekend and NPA and 30 seconds later jump in her car or vice versa. Her reaction to the NPA was always immediate and apparent. It seemed the fresher the application, the wilder her reaction. If I met up a few hours after an app, she was far less excited so the pheromones obviously get weaker by the hour.
Gegogi has a point, it can depend. I usually let my applications “dry down” for about 45 minutes to an hour so the cover secents blend and weaken a bit. I don’t like smelling too strongly of a cologne. But that’s just me.
Applications under clothiong probably do need to be heavier, or it may slow diffusion. Whatever I apply does seem to work it’s way into whatever clothes I am wearing and that seems to make it last longer (at least I can smell the scents longer, if not even the next day).
Wind can work to you advantage or disadvantage. It can “direct” the pheros to your chosen target, or away from it. I got some good results by making it a point to stand next to someone once to insure they got the benefit of the wind-carried pheromones. They were a bit more affectionate than usual. (Just a bit.)