New Oriental Pheromone Cologne?

[SwingerMD]

@MHarris

Yes, some -none is definitely in order. It’s a question of how much. (of course, if A314 or even plain rone is incorporated, that will help to temper the -none)

Which brings up another issue… A314 tempering the -none too much. I’ve actually been designing a “Great A314 Experiment” recently with different spray versions of A314, to see if we can make a variation that’s a little more crushy, and a little less serious.

I’ve traditionally been against incorporating any molecules which aren’t very well studied (i.e., the putatives)… In fact, I usually like to see at least 2 years of data on them. However, I’ve been reminded recently that life is really short, and you’ve got to make with as much deftness as possible.

The only real risk in life, is leading one that’s boring and/or unfullfilling.

For this reason, I’ll strongly consider your suggestion about the putatives.

From how we’ve been discussing this so far (reference my reply to Rbt, if you would), which putative(s) would you want to be considered for incorporation?

Hmm . . . I was actually 1/2 joking about tossing in the putatives. After thinking about this a bit more I would like to have these putatives with your upcoming oriental fragarence:

Mix of p74 and p75 - p75 has a very strong sense of “magnetisim” with the opposite (female) sex. Couple that with the very strong boyfriendish connection/empathy that p74 seems evoke, and you may have a very powerful mix. Of course arriving at the perfect ratio of the two (provided that the two are compatable at all), needs to be worked out (I’m thinking of working with mixes of the two after I get done with p79.)

p75 - Alone it has a very -none/A1 qualities to it.

p78 - This one seems to have some of the magnetisim of p75 and some of the empathy of p74 coupled with the openess of -nol.

p76 - I think you mentioned that this and p75 are very -none like. Unfortunately I have yet to stumble on the sweet spot for the dosage for this. I’m thinking that it may be on the low side.

-SwingerMD