Make pheromones last longer on skin?

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To all the chemists and mad scientists out there:

How do you make pheros last longer on skin? I have tried rubbing macadamia nut oil after spraying my neck - does this help reduce diffusion?

Also, the to-go sprays are alcohol based; is there any way of err… dispersing? diluting? them in the macadamia oil? I just feel weird reapplying every 4 hours or so - paranoid about ODing, and my togo bottles are going down rapidly as well :frowning: Takes a month to ship to aussieland.

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Good question :slight_smile: I notice most of my mones work about 6 hours or so. Cops will work till you wash them off and sometimes even a little after that. There oil based but I am not sure if that has something to do with it.
I do recall one of the mens products coming in oil to slow the diffusion but I dont know if you can add to a bottle that already has alcohol in it.

Tisha

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If you want to use oil on your skin to prolong diffusion of pheromones in an alcohol base, let the oil absorb into your skin before applying alcohol sprays. Jojoba oil is great; coconut’s good, but any vegetable or nut oil would do.

I would not mix alcohol sprays with oil - they’ll separate.

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My post went into moderationland but the gist is this: oil your skin before applying pheros if you want, but it’s not a great idea to mix the oil and the alcohol in a bottle.

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hahahahaha

i have lost a few to moderationland too,i feel like pulling my hair out because im thinking that post took me 10 minutes :smiley:

this may sound weird but i dust myself with powder and notice the 'mones last a bit longer.

probably because its all rubbed off into my clothing? :o

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Before or after spraying?

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i dust myself with powder after a shower,so skin moisture helps that to cling, and then i mist with pheromones.

unless of course im using EW, that always goes on first, and JJ vanilla powder makes a nice cover depending on application point.

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It’s not a good idea to make pheromones stay longer on skin. The possibilities of build-ups due to frequent use, improper washing and re-applications are there The alcohol based pheromones are designed to dissipate the molecules quickly to take effects, the oil based will be slower and lasts longer on the wearer. The effects are normally strong on the first hour or two, so there’s no point for it to stay longer on the wearer bcoz it has ‘lost’ its “effectiveness”

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I think I read in the love-scents forum that pheromones will last on clothing until they are washed out. Has anyone tried that?

However, that may not be such a good thing once it’s time to take the clothes off. . . if you get my gist. . . :o

It would probably be a good idea for the more social pheromones though.

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How about body lotion? I remember Tacitus mentioned Monolaurin gel as very effective for giving a nice release curve to pheromones while simultaneously preventing conversion (through anti-bacterial action). You can give that a shot.

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I always apply on my clothing and hair, where it lasts longer, in addition to applying directly on my skin…it helps the pheromones have more staying power.:wink:

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I remember reading that putting lotion over EoW is a bad idea. Not sure about other copulin products.

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Damn! I really hate this!! Almost all my posts disappeared!!!:angry:

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Hmmm. . . this is an interesting idea. . . I may have to try it on the nights I shower right before going out. I usually shower right before I go to bed. They seem to relax me more than anything

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Some people actually add EW to their body lotion and they say that it works well.

I have added EW to practically everything. Homemade scented soaps, perfume oils, perfume sprays…everything. :open_mouth:

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i think the fact that it melted part of my cap has made mine funky.
i need new goods.

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Oh my God soap http://smileys.smileycentral.com/cat/11/11_1_217v.gif I know what my project is for this coming weekend.

Tish