I think I've ruined my sig

Hopefully I’m not stepping on any toes by mentioning this but I noticed something interesting about p102.

I wore at least 30mcg of it on Monday before settling down to do some work.
On Tuesday I went about my day as usual but when I got showered and put on my work mix A314 - IG - IH (usually IS in there as well but waiting for a new order)…I went to work and something strange happened…

The A314 - IG and IH were both still active but there was another side to it this time…there was an overly ‘nerdy’ vibe…

this of course confused people because for the past few weeks my sig has consistently been a314-ammo-IH-IS so all the people at my work have come to associate this with me and somehow even trace amounts of p102 seems to have destroyed this

I try to be very careful when it comes to switching up my sig too much because that can be disastrous and I fear that may be whats happened here…

the thing is I only applied p102 to my face for self effects…and it could also be that I am currently out of IS…when I would wear this in my hair I would notice an increase in traffic coming by my desk for all kinds of bullsh*t reasons and I can hear people sniffing audibly around me…

anyway any and all thoughts are welcome…have I actually ruined my sig or is this all in my head?

I’ve personally seen this as well. Shine goes well with anything and when I am used to the glowing touch it adds to a mix I miss it when it’s gone.

Did bringing shine back in the mix take care of the problem?

Well, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it, right?

Like everything else, sometimes we have bad days and good days… mones or no mones…

Don’t take it so hard. You need to continue with a your sig for a few days, keep your attitude in accord with it and you’ll be fine!

Keep it up! :slight_smile:

1Alpha

Good point, Alpha.

Let me know if you notice anything else with p102. For a while, I was consistently wearing Shine with p102 at work. I’m certain that the shine probably wore off before the p102 did, so I’m curious about what the p102 may have done by itself. I no longer work at that job, so I can’t do follow-up tests. And it was a pretty stressful job, so by the second half of the day, everybody was tired and cranky anyway. I wonder if the p102 contributed negatively to that environment in any way.