Welcome to EoW. The women here love it, but Diane is working on a better version check out her journal. There are women here that wear 8-10 drops of it.
The current version isn’t bad compared to the original beta version that had to be diluted 300:1 to be usable.
LMAO! You should have kept some on and covered…well…nvm it probably wouldn’t have helped. Get something like Pink Sugar or a really sweet smelling perfume to cover the scent. That’s what we all do.
How old are you? If you around my age you probably will only have to use 1-6 drops
The smell of copulins is quite a shock the first time you smell it. And the thought of spilling it on yourself due to the stink, then having to live with such a HUGE smell…
You poor dear.
Copulins are fatty acids. To remove them from the skin use a fat based soap or cleansing agent. No I do not mean lard, although that might work. By fat based I’m talking about cocoa butter, shea butter, etc. In a pinch some coconut oil or olive oil would work to loosen it from your skin.
Then wash well and calm down. You should be fine now.
Next time, moisturize the area of application first, then apply. It makes removal easier.
Now, to deal with the problem of smell. First of all, don’t spill it. Sorry, still laughing about that one. Place a drop or two on your skin, then allow about fifteen minutes for ‘dry down.’ This allows the scent to mellow a lot. Then cover with the perfum of your choice. Very sweet smells, vanilla or fruity smells work best. A lot of ladies here use Pink Sugar by Aquolina to cover the cops.
You may have lingering smell issues for quite a while as you adjust. Don’t worry, it is not nearly as noticeable to others as it is to you.
Diane has got some killer research going on right now to produce natural copulins that do not stink like the synthetics. She is testing her product out now, so we may have a better alternative soon.
If you can’t make yourself start up with cops again right away, order some Instant Sexiness. No stink, it smells floral and musky. It does not have cops in it, but it is a lovely turn-on pheromone, you’ll like it.
It is the benezenethiol that smells so horrendous in EOW. That is a mercaptan, the same type of odor molecule used to tell you if you have a gas leak, or that lets you know your septic tank is about 5 years past its “please pump me out” date and is overflowing.
It is not a copulin molecule, but was added into EOW’s formula for its stench and probably other properties. It is sticky and hard to remove with just soap and water. To remove it spray yourself down with one of the oxyclean products, like Kaboom!, wait about 10 minutes and then scrub it off. It should come out of your clothes with a good detergent.
The fatty acids will rinse off with plain water… no need for lard or coconut butter, or even soap.
Yes EOW does stink but works like a charm. Hopefully Dianes new formula will solve the stink problem and work as well or better. Until then its all we have to work with.
I take it off with soap and water but my soap has shea butter in it so this is why it probably comes off easy. Never tried kaboom but heck maybe that would work.
I found oxyclean gets other mones out of cloths but not copulins. I have had to use lestoil on occasion if I accidently got it on my cloths. lestoil is great for breaking down oils and works fantastic on stains as well.