Excuse me for asking, but I did a few searches and couldn’t find any info on this. From what I understand, -nols can break down into -nones due to bacteria, sweat, etc. Does this mean that if I’m wearing -nol heavy socials, go for a 4 or 5 mile run and drown in my sweat that I’ll be covered in -nones and possibly at risk for an OD?
This is true. Wearing moans during intense workouts is a waste. Besides, with all that sweat, you’re cranking out plenty of the natural stuff. By wearing artificial moans during passive activity you get the “just worked out” vibe without the sweat 'n funk.
… so that said, does that mean if I go out to say a party wearing heavy socials eventually over like a 4-6 hour time frame my socials are gonna turn into none and I’ll be oding at the party???
I’d say so, but showering thoroughly should reduce some of the bacteria on your skin I would think, and slow down the development of -nols into -none. Also you can top up with more -nol.
I would imagine it depends on diffusion. 15 mcg of IO won’t become 15mcg of none on your skin. I’m not sure how much would be there but assuming you’re clean and not sweating a WHOLE lot, they could likely last long enough to be diffused away before they convert to none.
lets hope..
so what about that 16 hour odor blocker mens shower gel? if it really blocks odor for 16 hours that means it would extremely hinder bacteria of the skin, thus your mones would last alot longer!.. it’s worth a try I think