Hey so while I was thinking up everything I can understand about these pheromones, I came up with an idea. I’m not sure whether this had been addressed, but I’m itching for an answer.
Would mixing the pheromones be more effective.?
If I spray 1 spray of a (pheromone A) to the left side of my neck and 1 spray of (pheromone B) to the right side of my neck.. Wouldn’t there be times when the molecules of one of these are “recognized” more than the other?
I feel as though if the pheromones were premixed prior to spraying, they would be distributed evenly wherever they were sprayed. So now pheromone a and b would be both equal on each side of the neck, causing both to be “recognized” by the individual at any given time.
For example: if I had 1 phero sprayed on my neck, and another sprayed on my chest, chances are the one on my chest won’t have any effect until I take my shirt off, but if it were premixed then it would.
That molecule in your signature has a huge Oxygen atom with many electrons and a strong charge. It has “H” hydrogens and tends to attract other molecules that have H’s and a charge to lend. Experimentation with placing dissimilar molecules very close to one another could yield interesting results. It could “fix” or hold a substance. In practical application, placing P74 spray dried under A314 gets rid of the light but apparent odor in the oil. If you dare. Or I might have drawn that pic with crayons as a youth.
Mixing is effective - All the consumer line and MX products are mixed.
However, for day to day use, layering is a better option because its repeatable but variable every time you use the mix, or adjust components as you go.
This spray here - spray there approach is verging into overthinking IMO. Which is the death of phero use anyway. They all layer fine, except oils.
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And at 26, you shouldn;t be wearing pheros under clothing, except for very specific purposes. That’s a young guy’s thing, to slow diffusion greatly.