Instant openness review

Field Reports & Anecdotal Experience Men's Pheromone Advice & Field Reports
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I’ve been using Instant openness for a,litlle over a month now and have definately noticed its effect. I usually use from 2-4 sprays per day (2 on my neck, one spread on my wrists and spray some in my hair for good measure lol). And here is what I’ve noticed

1.) Even people who I’ve seen as being the shyest people will turn into blabber mouths :stuck_out_tongue: Everyone just wants to talk, about anything, and not stop. lol The closer the people are the more they seem affected.

2.) When i’m around people I interact with daily and know well, Very indepth convo’s are started and they seem to not want to stop either. When it comes to girls, two have actually followed me just to keep talking to me as I needed to get back to my work.

3.) it also seems to put me in a much better mood when i have it on. and I’ve heard others around me saying how they seem to get cheered up when I’m around. But maybe thats just me :roll_eyes: lol

Let me know what your experiences are with this too. I just ordered some a314 yesterday so i cant wait to try that. and of course I will be ordering more TUTH once i run out. That sure is a fun one :wink:

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I don’t have that kind of luck with IO. Maybe it’s an age thing…it doesn’t do much for the 25-35 group of friends I hang with.

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i havent got any thing yet. but i also havent tried it anywhere else except my wrists, should i try it on the neck and anywhere else?

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try spraying the sides or back of your head, or both. also try your chest and the backs of your hands.

i haven’t sprayed or applied any oil to my wrists for years now, way too easy to rub off.

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can do.

whats the diff of wrists and back of hands?

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well, office workers for example will spend quite a bit of time with their wrists on a desk/keyboard so unless you are trying to get your desk to mate with the stapler i think backs of hands are the better choice.

having said that, i think the inside of the elbows are a better choice than either the backs of hands or wrists, if you are lucky enough not to be forced to wear long sleeves.

the main advantage for backs of hands is that for me, i can find a thousand different ways to deliver the pheromones residing there to a targets nose.

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Good point Josef has there. In fact I believe the actual tech sheet says the wrists are only for slow diffusion situations. The scent has to waif its way up to the nose. The neck is close to the nose so bang, instant effects.

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I imagine back of hands would be REALLY slow diffusion… not much body heat there.

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Hmmm, Inside of the elbows is a new one…

I’m going to try that one today :cool:

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speak for your own hands, mine are typically very warm. and I am not sitting on them.

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Your hands are warm compared to your neck, chest or face? especially the back of your hands?

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When ive used different pheros i experiment to see where the different ones work best.

Instant openness-- Itried on the wrists, the front of my neck, back of my neck, chest, and in my hair. I’ve noticed more reactions to it when i spray 1 to 2 sprays on the back of my neck or hair than anywhere else. Mostly its probably because of it blowing off towards people. But i dont really notice much of a reaction to it on my wrists or chest, though the shirt probably gets in the way :wink:

TUTH–I notice the best reactions to this one when i spray 2 sprays where my neck meets my chest in front, right around my collar bones. Very good effects there

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i use backs of hands for several reasons, i sit at my desk or drive clients around in my car for a good part of each work day. i’m not concerned with slowing down diffusion of a spray, i’ve already got some on my hair and or neck.

my clients need me to point out things for them on a map, or identify houses or land from inside the car etc.

for doing what i do, wrists are the worst place to put a spray, imo.

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good point. Different situations call for different ways lol. At work i’m standing around people and at work i walk past alot of people before i sit, so thats probably why it work on the neck better. I can see why it would work on the wrists if driving people alot. Kudos bud

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as for body heat on the backs of the hands, i wish i could have taken a picture and posted it after i made that last post. that post was written within ten minutes of waking up and as i don’t turn on the air conditioner in the morning since i don’t spend any time at home, before i could finish my cup of coffee the backs of my hands had beads of sweat forming.

if i had sweat on the backs of my hands within 15 minutes of waking up, imagine what must happen in the time it takes to walk from my car to the office, or my car to a clients home etc.

i wear slacks to work so my hands are never in my pockets. if i had any spray or oil on my wrists it would be gone in very short order. either stuck to my desk, my shirt or slacks etc.

living in the tropical jungle has one or two drawbacks.