Does one honestly have to worry about this? I am in the 2-3 shower range daily I cant see how this can stick to your body with effects that only last 4 hrs anyway. Thank you
It’s a risk, not a sure fire thing. I would imagine it’s less likely during colder months when you sweat less. None is sticky and the products I imagine are dosed factoring that into account. Effects can be more subtle but last longer during colder months, much more obvious but shorter in duration during warmer months.
Now here is what you have to consider…as None is sticky it’s always a risk that the carrier diffuses off a little faster than the total mone content itself. Soooo say you apply a spray of Instant Jerk, but after the carrier scent and other molecules wear off you still have a little None left on your skin, a small amount to be sure…but still there diffusing at a very slow rate…now you reapply a fresh dose, well now that left over none not only got re enforcements but some more carrier scent and alc to help it diffuse faster.
I realize you shower a lot but consider this, even if you use an anti bacterial soap and hot water you can never say that your skin is 100% sterile and bacteria free. Even if you use an abrasive scrubber and a soap with a gritty exfoliating soap you can not truly say you’ve eliminated all the dead skin cells. Molecules are smaller than cells btw. The best option to avoid buildup is some witch hazel soap that will break down the mones at a chemical level.
If washing away pheromones was that easy fugitive criminals would only be one quick shower away from fooling police dogs…and that doesn’t work.
If you apply more product more often, then you have to buy more product more often…which means more money for AD. Why then would they give precautionary advice against using too many None products when the results of doing so would be beneficial or at the very least harmless?
Answer? Because it’s not the case. They know from studies and reports that buildup can occur and the effects are often times less than pleasant. If you get negative effects from products due to buildup without being aware of buildup then you’ll likely blame the product itself and not the incorrect use of it…which is bad for AD’s business.
When a company tries to tell me more is always better I’m skeptical, but when they tell me to use LESS of a product…I’m inclined to listen.
If you shower that often then yes, buildup is unlikely to be an issue.
However its not just that the effects last four hours or so, it is also that the effects decrease because the pheros break down into other chemicals or pheros that in conjunction with your own profiles/body chemistry, may be counterproductive with later applications, or may simply smell quite rank to everyone around you.
Yes with anone its very real but it doesn’t happen as easy as some people tend to think. It takes weeks and weeks of using anone and not being hygienic enough. Water will wash some away and diffusion will take care of some.
Build up OD is more for those who keep applying frequently between applications. You can do that with some mones but not with anone. It also is harder to get out of your cloths.
Its not something to be afraid of. Its something to be aware of. If suddenly your anone mixes start getting the opposite reaction then you usually see then build up is a very real possibility.
Tisha
Nice Radman you are a pro!! I never knew they sold witch hazel soap I will have to pick some up. I’d rather be safe
LAst time I didn’t shower when I added a big mix and added more the next day, I got VERY lightheaded and so did EVERYONE who sat next to me.
Don’t underestimate the power of them mones 
As far as mones lasting 4 hours, I disagree. I spray a mix of a spray of IG,P74, TAC P75(2.5mcg) rest 10 mcg and 2 drops A314. Do this at 7am before I head off to work. I still get obvious hits after work. I have had hits upto 12 hours after application.
Its not always 4 hours and not every molecule has the same length of effect.
Keep in mind that pheromone molecules (even synthesized) are extremely variable across the board.
A314 is oil based. Oil based products are more subtle but last longer because they diffuse slower. Your A314 will last generally 12 hours
When people ask and we say 4 to 6 hours for alcohol based and 12 hours for oil based thats just a general answer so people will have some sort of ideal what to expect and when to reapply.
As John pointed out different putatives and mixes can last longer or shorter then others. Its good info to include in your reports for AD.
Tisha