Isn't mixing all in one bottle simpler?

Hi guys,
i’ve been wondering isn’t it faster and simpler if you add those pheromone you always use together in one bottle (like Instant openness with A314) and just use that bottle every time you wanna spray on that particular occasion (Eg.working) rather than spraying different bottles one at a time?:frowning:

Or is it because the properties of the pheromone will change if i mix it?

I mix my pheromones together all the time. You can follow my posts to see the results I get from mixing them.

All right!! Thanks alot!!

I have a half dozen pocket atomizers premixed loaded with my fav pheromones and colognes. Makes for fast application and easy transport, especially on the run. Of course you’ll want to experience with single apps and combos before commiting to custom atomizer mixes. It’s hard to fix a a bad mix, so test small batches before topping off the bottle.

I’ve been testing single pheromones and my own custom mixes for about 2 months now and I feel confident enough to begin experimenting with a few pre-mixed custom mixes. I’ve bought some 4ml bottles with roller balls expressly for this purpose. I just bought Essence of Woman so I know that will be an easy one to mix with say, Instant Sexiness. I’m going to continue testing single note and multi-note mixes on my skin before committing them to bottles, but I see this as the next phase of my testing and use evolution.

I would like to add that I think it was Ail who made a fabulous post about the dangers of mixing too early. Since reading that, I have gone back to wearing a SINGLE pheromone or SINGLE product, without mixing, for the last week or so, and will become more disciplined and test ALL new products for about one week SOLO before I start mixing them. It is imperative to know what something does and how it reacts with your body chemistry ON ITS OWN before you start mixing things. Otherwise you have no baseline and will not have clean data.

The more I learn, the more I think it’s essential to have a firm understanding of what individual products do and how they behave. Metaphorically, it’s the basics of ballet: a good turn out, a good plie, position 1, 2, 3, etc. You must have these things SOLID and continue to practice them always or your finished product will be a house of cards.

edit: resposting Ail’s thread here about mixing before you know what individual ingredients do. I think its sound advice. don’t mix before it’s time…

Yeah, I have some crap mixes from 3 years ago. I should dump them down the sink (I foolishly tested a wee bit of EW). You must also test to understand how your fav scents mix and dilute your pheromone products. Some products utterly destroy the cologne or the cologne is unable to cover it well enough. Of all the colognes I own, only a few are hardly enough to survive dilution and cover androstenone or androsterone.

I’d be willing to buy some of these :wink:

So any successful mix yet? Anybody?
Cause it kinda sound interesting

Enco:

Here’s what you should do: Go to the last page of the forum and start reading forward. The End of the Forum . Look for posts, by catlord17, tacitus, pheroquirk, examine, nbully79, visionary7903, dancing_joker and a few others who I can’t think of their names right now.

These guys have been doing it forever and ther all have posted many a thread on mixes and results. I think you will find it very interesting.

Read back all the way forward. There are lots to skip so just pick those that seem good and go from there.

I learned a ton by doing that and I still go back and read every week.

I change my phero sig more often than my underwear. Seriously though I will wear different combinations for day and night and adjust the components depending upon my mood and who I will be seeing. So for my massage class (which is mostly women) I will turn down the none, amp up the IFM and add a touch of betanol.

Ail is so right about not mixing too early. One way to become much more aware of what each note does is to spray them mid-interaction (during a meeting or date) and observe the changes.

Best not to mix oil + spray products (so MX102 + openness might work though I think A314 is way better than 102). Also bear in mind different rates of diffusion - by the afternoon your 102+openness mix will be mostly 102 because androstenol evaporates so quickly.

I actually very rarely mix - so easy to get doses correct with the technology here and it doesn’t take very long to spray from a few different bottles if you have them lined up.