I’m going to start interviewing for a new job in a couple of weeks. I will do anything I can to skew things in my favor; the market is really competitive right now.
I am not a good interviewee, as I get extremely nervous. I’m working on that part.
I started out today reading up on Pherlure (I’m new to the dating scene and self conscious about everything!). Then I ran across Liquid Trust and that got me thinking… Then I found this site. Now I’m overwhelmed.
Here’s my question: If I can only afford one product to start with, which should I get? I don’t know the gender of my interviewer(s). I would like something that would endear me to new coworkers, who will mostly be men. And then there’s that dating thing…
Thanks for any help you can send my way. I’ve been reading a lot of posts and am excited to dig deeper, but my wallet’s light until I land that awesome job.
Curious if anyone here has experience with those other products I mentioned above?
Or read this post Womens Pheromone Guide
read it fully and see what product fits your desires the most. People often find their desires they want though a combination of the listed products.
IMO, I would use MX 134 as it is a pheromone that demands respect to the wearer and is a nice mix for work. I would also use Instant shine which would also help with the endearing you to coworkers and gives you confidence. but you asked which one product so I would have to go with MX134. However, if you take a look at this post you can best decide for yourself which would better suit you.
I am sure many of the wonderful forum members will give you even more pointers.
Wish you the best of success in your interviewing.
djacquelyn
hi i havent personally tried MX134 myself, but from what i hear it helps u get more respect. to be endearing, i think anythng that contains TAH would be good. (eg. instant sexiness B, MX135, or just straight up TAH)
Hi Cat,
If you have time, check out Kitten’s mixes and the stickies in the top part of the forum. For a beginner, it proved to be invaluable advice for starting points and good combos that work, even if you don’t have all the products.