Nol reacts with bacteria on your skin, so the Nol converts into None after a while. But how is it with oil-based-mones? Do oil-based-mones have really skin-contact or lay it a faint shift about the skin, so that that mones have no or only few contact with the skin?
So with oil-products: Nol remains Nol even after several hours?
If I am not mistaken…Oils are absorbed into the skin much easier… So people have to Scrub and scrub to get them off…idk about the breakdown part, but I know that it certainly just doesn’t lay on your skin, if anything it gets into you sooo yes… lol you can figure out the rest. You referring to A314?
It converts just like alcohol based does. Actually probably quicker because the alcohol helps ward off the bacteria. Oils do break down much quicker then the alcohols. Oil only absorbs into the top few layers of the epidermis but coryneform has been shown to do the same so absorbing it wont make a difference.
Tisha
Thank you Tisha! 
This is why it’s good to shower with hot water and an anti bacterial soap before applying mones. You’ll NEVER totally get rid of skin bacteria but reduce them enough and your mones should last longer in the form you want them to be in.
I also suggest using something like a Loofa or the Axe Shower Detailer or any product designed to scrape away dead skin. Dead skin is the other food source for bacteria, remove both the bacteria (with anti bacterial soap) and the dead skin with some vigorous scrubbing and you can maximize the effective lifespan of your mones.
Whew… a man who uses a scrub. Be careful Rad I might fall in love. Everyone knows what a bath diva I am LOL. 
Seriously though using a suger or salt scrub, loofa any product designed to remove dead skin is a great ideal. I never thought about its effect on bacteria but Rad is right they do feed on dead skin. Great advice.
Tisha