Newbie question on pheromone smell and how long does it last

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I recently been using A314, Instant Shine, & Instant Female Magic. The very first time I sprayed, I would smell the scent.

However, now whenever I use A314, I would get the initial musky smell, but it would fade away after 15 mins.

Does this mean that the pheromones are not working any more or does it just mean that the musky smell is gone, but the pheromones are there and working behind the scenes?

Same situation for the Instant sprays. Could someone explain this to me?

Thanks

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This is a great question NightHawk. Glad you asked.

I don’t have scientific proof behind this, but I have come to understand it through personal use.

The pheromones have an average life span of about 4 hours on skin before they are broken down and dissapated. When I first started wearing my pheromones, the same ones you wear + more, I could smell that musky scent almost the entire time. I got hits and IOI’s from the ladies constantly the entire time. As I progressed in my use of phero’s I too noticed that the musky scent became less and less. The phero-signature however continued to result in IOI’s from the ladies so I knew full well they were working.

The way this is explained in other posts is that your smell senses become acclimated to the smell and eventually blocks out the smell, not the actual phero’s though. It’s like working in a very smelly environment. After a few days you get acquanted to the smell and it is more bearable to you. A new person comes around and says PU this stinks, how can you stand it. You reply, you get used to it.

Same concept, you get used to it. Yesterday was the first day in 3 weeks I didn’t wear any pheromones. Today when I applied my beloved little smelly friends I can smell that musky smell for about 3 hours now.

It’s not the smell of the pheromones that count though it’s the chemical reaction in the brain that matters.

Great question and check out this post *(I smell my Donkeys shit 1 mile away)

It explains this theory better than I can.*

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I think it depends on your sense of smell, pheromones applied, body chemistry and the weather conditions (!). Hot humid weather means more sweat and bacteria action and therefore shorter life for some pheromones. I’m wearing A314 right now and can smell the slight musky scent of rone, and it is 3 hours after application. However, androstenone heavy products I can smell on my skin for a couple days, even with 2 showers daily. If I apply to clothing, the scent lasts for weeks…

Personally I’ve found both A-1 and androstenone last a really long time on skin. Dab a little straight on your arm, stop showering and you’ll smell it for many days. Put it in your pits and look out! Alpha and beta nol seem to break down after a few hours especially if you’re sweating (converts to androstenone).

As for smell, women tend to have a higher sensitivity than men, so just because you can’t smell it doesn’t mean your GF won’t think you reek.

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I see now, so now my body chemistry is somewhat used to A314, does this mean I should cut back or stop using A314 for awhile?

It would be ashame cause it’s working wonders for me at work.

Here’s the question for veterans, should I stop with the pheromones (of any kind) or keep using A314 on a daily basis ?

Thanks

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Why would you stop because you can’t smell the pheromones? You are obviously getting results, great ones at that, so stopping wouldn’t make sense. You might take a day or two off if you feel you need to, but from reading mine and Gegogi’s reply I don’t see either one of us telling you to stop :confused: Just remember to be aware that if you can’t smell it others may be able too.