Improve and protect YOUR natural mones (scent)

Field Reports & Anecdotal Experience Men's Pheromone Advice & Field Reports
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Hey All,

Many say that pheromones are the icing on the cake. The cherry on top.

I ask you this…

You get a sundae. Normally a delcious pillowy mound of ice, cream and sugar, drowned in pitch black chocolate, topped with airy whipped cream. This one doesn’t look right though…

However, on the very top is the most perfect cherry. You go for the cherry first…It’s shiny and delectable. You relish the taste on your tongue, dreaming of how good this sundae will taste.

You dig that spoon in and bring the godly combination to your lips.
What is this?
It’s cheap. Tastes faintly like plastic. Leaves that coating on your tongue.

You’re turned off now. The taste of that luscious cherry now long gone, your left with this pile of plastic to dig through.

If we are covering our bodies with artificial chemicals and additives, the battle is tipped against us.
Take a look at your deodorant, soap, and shaving cream.

Tell me how many words you can pronounce.

Here are some natural solutions to our modern chemical world that won’t mask your natural scent profile and will leave your skin healthy and glowing.

Here we go…

HAIR
Aveda - products that nurture. hair care. shampoo. shampure™ shampoo

This is an excellent shampoo for both men and woman that enhances your natural scent by supporting it with natural oils and extracts. It smells great, contains no harmful chemicals, and makes your hair feel great.

SOAP
The Honey Oatmeal Soap Shop - oatmeal soap, handcrafted soap

The best soap out there to keep you clean, hydrated, glowing, and smelling good. Glowing healthy skin is a great side effect that definitely helps attract woman. Combine with Instant Shine and you might as well be the sun.

SHAVING
Organic Shaving Cream to Remove Facial Hair Naturally.

A barely scented shaving cream free of unnatural chemicals that doesn’t alter your natural scent or your skin. Provides a great shave.

DEODORANT

It may seems like snake oil, but this thing works. To be honest, there are so many natural deodorants out there, I don’t understand how these chemical deodorant racquets stay in business. The chemicals in synthetic deodorants have been found to cause cancer.

This stone WILL elminate smell. If you don’t want to use the stone, I would also reccomend using Apple Cider Vinegar.
Here is guide for apple cider vinegar deodorant.

Popular remedies from the Earth Clinic community to Cure Body Odor.

Check out this website for many more natural cures for problems.

A caveat: I am not supporting any of these websites individually, I am simply giving a guideline of products that I use personally that have greatly improved my natural scent and body image.

I think providing a clean and natural base for pheromones is the best delivery system. Your natural pheromone profile will come out, your natural scent will emanate, and you will glow…

So

Give em a go, see what you think. It may seem crazy, but remember we all used to live without the chemicals we have now…

Later

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Rad. I’ve used the stone - after a few apps I stopped sweating.

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Actually the cherry is usually the worse part of a sunday: grossly preserved in chemicals, artificial red coloring and injected with high furose corn syrup.

Personally I prefer the scent of a freshly soaped and showered woman and most women I know (Koreans & Japanese) like their men the same. I didn’t care for oatmeal soap but like Dead Sea Mineral Soap and Dr Bronner’s Organic Hemp soap. Sit in the tub, smoke weed and soap up with hemp. What I hate are those hairy all natural hippie types that scrub without friggen soap. They actually think they smell good. Talk about stinky privates! Argg I almost hurled!

I’ve never needed to use deodorants as I’m a organic veggie ingesting near hairless East Asia. In fact deodorants don’t sell too well in Korea. Plus, when I tried them, I got a rash in my pits. Better to lay off the red meat (makes funky sweat) and let air air circulate naturally around your pits.

Forget about shaving creams. Just use a damn electric shaver. My Braun 360 is kickass.

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Urgh electric shavers, I thinkt liking the effectiveness of an electric shaver might have something to do with that hairless asian thing.

Electric shavers give me ingrown hairs and a shitty ass shave that lasts all the way to about 2:30pm.
(I bought a 200$ electric razor, fought with it for 2 months and gave up)

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I have never found an electric shaver that works for my beard. I need a 5 blade battery powered fusion from Gillette and sometimes I have to shave twice a day to avoid irritated skin on my face.

When I was in puberty I thought facial hair was cool, now it’s just a pain in the ass.

Good point on the cherry, I have to think my metaphors through a little better.

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Mine was always a pain in my ass… Try switching to a safety razor (1 blade double-sided)

It’s a little easier to cut yourself than the 5 bladed version but I find the shave is much better and I don’t have to pay a fortune for blades

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can you buy these at walmart or cvs?

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In that case it might be easier to pay for permanent beard removal…

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My beard is a pain in the ass as well. Though I find a little bit of scruff is attractive to some women. In other words, I shave every other day instead of every day.

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Straight razor.

Am I the last man in the world to shave with a straight razor?

OK, there is a little skill to shaving with the thing. And you do need to work at it to keep it sharp. But keeping an edge is half the satisfaction.

There is just something about having held a paper sharp blade to your throat while you look yourself in the eye that will make you stand a little taller. Make you ready to face the world.

Alright, I admit that when I need a really close shave I use one of those 5 blade vibrating things. Shave twice. Second time against the grain. Smooth as a babies ass.

Still use the brush and cup but I’ve never found a bar soap that I like. I’m using the canned gels. Anybody know of a really good shaving cream?

On vacation a few months ago I used www.ShaveSecret.com. No lather. Just a little bottle of EO’s. Mostly clove and a little menthol. I’m sure there’s more but my nose is not educated enough to pick them out. Actually works pretty well if you wet your razor every stroke or two. Good travel gear.

I like the idea of Organic Shaving Cream to Remove Facial Hair Naturally.. Great ingredients but likely not unscented with bay leaf and cinnamon way up in the ingredient list. But I don’t think I’m ready to spend $17 for 7oz of shaving creme. So does anybody know of any other good shaving cream?

What I usually do is flick off the cherry, suck up the whipped cream till I get to the nipple.

OoohYahhh

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If you want a good shave soap. Look for Tabac Shave soap.

You will like it.

Also try double edge razor shaving. It will save you on the blades and give you a nice smooth irritation free shave. (I switched to it, and wont look back)

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You sir are impressive.
I actually wanted to get myself one about a month ago. But then I look at the Costco-bunch of razors my mom got me and decide I might as well use all of those up first. I’m supposed to come clean-shaven to work… but my hair grows pretty fast and thick, so I have to shave up (against the grain) every time. It can be kinda ouchy.

How well does the straight-razor work?

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Damn man, I’m sold.

Where do you get a good ole fashioned straight razor these days?

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You can buy a straight razor at barber and beauty supply stores. Also some graphic supply and hobby shops carry them. I use one for craft tweakin.’ I wouldn’t let one near my face or neck…