Ok so i got my pheromones last week (took forever because DHL is really a bad shippe and lied about dropping it off). With my new pheros ( Shine, IO, Ammo, and IH) i decided to test them off at school (im 18) using IO Ammo and Shine i got good results and was happy but was afraid about putting too much ammo on so i only put a small dab. But upon taking a shower and returning the next day i saw that they had less of an affest and maybe even a negetive one this kept happening throughout the week… was i ODing from buildup. So my questions that arose were:
Whats the range on pheros?
where i should apply them? ( have been using the wrist then rubbing on kneck like colone (wondering bout hair etc for specific ones)
How much should i use? i dont want to d on ammo and dont know how much to use
How long do hey last? 3-4 hrs i hear?
Will water/soap wash them off? they weren’t as effective later on in the week and im afraid of buildup…
i notice after an 2+ hours the smell wears off so i have been dabbing a little water on my wrists and knext and rubbing it in to sortta reinvigorate the smell/ effect… is it helping?
thanks for anyones help
Well the range is is about 4-10 feet and depends with a few things going on.
Apply them behind ears, neck front and back, wrists, and hair but not none products too sticky.
Use 1/2 spray of ammo and go from there you are very young and produce a good bit of it yourself. As the rest start with one spray and work your way up more sprays to the results you want, everybody is different so no magic number for everyone.
As for how long they last 4-6 hours for most and any that has none in it 6-8 hours.
Water and soap will wash off most, but not the none as easy it is to sticky.
Even though the smell wears off the Pheromones are still working for you and can not say about adding water to make them work. But water does dry so it might help but not long as the water is gone it’s not going to keep the phero’s jumping off you.
I hope I helped some and do a search for more info, there is alot on those subjects.