Finding your sweet spot with each phero takes a little trial and error. Starting with two sprays may be counterproductive, because you don’t really know if you need two. Start with one, try that a few times, then move on to two sprays, then three. You’ll know when you’ve reached the ‘sweet spot’ because you will be getting ‘hits’ from the people around you. When you’ve gone past the sweet spot, you’ll notice that the hits drop off and people tend to ignore you instead. This is because the pheros you’ve used are too much, and it has overwhelmed them so that they can’t figure out how to respond to you. it’s called ‘ghosting.’
Here is a thread that explains it so much better than I can.
When using EOW, you’ll notice that smell immediately. Let it dry down on its own for about 20 minutes, then cover it with a scent of your choosing. Sweet smells work better than floral or woodsy smells, and I’ve learned that oil based perfume works better than an alcohol based spray. It slows the diffusion of the copulins, though, so be aware of that if you want to switch to oil.
Covering the EOW is exactly what it sounds like..covering it up. Apply your scent directly over the EOW, otherwise it won’t counteract the smell, you will just get a weird blend of stinky cops and your perfume. Blech!
P130 is an experimental pheromone, not in the store yet for sale. It is sent out free of charge so that you can test it, report your findings and be part of the field work of getting new pheros released for sale. Start a journal and record your experiences.