Here are some of the places I discussed it:
But, to recap, I usually describe TAL/TAH as making me one of the sorority . Women just treat me like one of their sisters. That male-female tension seems to just go away. The best I can tell, in small amounts, TAL/TAH do not make me seem effeminate or gay or anything. Tisha says it adds a princely quality. I would tend to agree. Now, this would generally be in combination with some more masculine pheromones. I usually wear A314.
I take a bottle of 2.5mcg TAH and mix it with a bottle of 2.5mcg TAL. I then have a mix which consists of 1.25mcg each TAH and TAL in each spray. Three sprays works well for me. That’s 3.75mcg each TAL and TAH. For a massage with a female therapist, I might use four sprays.
I think that TAA (or Instant Shine) is also particularly helpful. It reduces personal space. That helps eliminate the sense of inappropriateness that tends to go with touching a stranger.
SoE and/or TAF directly on the sore muscles seems to focus the massage therapist’s attention there without being told. Seriously. This one very good massage therapist spent the whole hour (deeply) massaging my TAF anointed left shoulder before she checked the clock and was shocked to see the whole hour was already gone! (She had told me she intended to focus that session on my legs, but she never got there.)