# Nome behavorial studies - Special Report 3: The Mating Dance & P93 of Power! **URL:** \ **Category:** Men's Pheromone Advice & Field Reports\ **Created:** [July 7, 2012, 11:26am UTC](https://pheromonetalk.com/t/nome-behavorial-studies-special-report-3-the-mating-dance-p93-of-power/56062 "2012-07-07T11:26:47Z")\ **Posts on this page:** 3\ **Page:** 1
**Author:** ![Professor\_P](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/p/dc4da7/32.png) [@Professor\_P](https://pheromonetalk.com/u/Professor_P)\ **Post date:** [July 7, 2012, 11:26am UTC](https://pheromonetalk.com/t/nome-behavorial-studies-special-report-3-the-mating-dance-p93-of-power/56062/1 "2012-07-07T11:26:47Z")
**The Mating Dance** It’s a warm summer day. The birds are out in force. The random animals frolic throughout the land and those that don’t frolic in the wrong places (ala the street!) might make it long enough to take a mate and see the miracle of life occur. What does this have to do with [pheromones](https://pheromonelabs.com/) or “nomes” as I so delicately call them? More than you think. Let me explain. While most nome users will probably be wiser in their street crossing habits and likely not experience being hit by a car in broad daylight or otherwise (and we hope not), animals in mating season share some key components with you. (Ok, ok. Us! Happy! :/) When animals look to attract a mate often there are two notable elements that we will examine for the purpose of this discussion. First of all, there is scent. We refer to them as pheronomes…er…mones. The females in their species not only respond but also can tract the male through these. Another key element, though, is often some sort of color change or display. Many animals change color at mating time (some more slightly than others) to signal that the animal is available. Likewise, when dangers arise, they are angry, threatened, etc. we can notice such pigmentation changes in many different species. So how does this relate to the average pheromone user? I’ve discovered (at least for myself personally) a most interesting effect. For a long time there have been debates as far as what counts as a hit. How far away was the person? Where they there long enough for your nomes to reach them? Was it really the pheromones creating the hit? How do you know? The list goes on. But I suggest that this line of reasoning is partially under a faulty assumption to begin with. “Huh?!” you might ask. Don’t worry. I’ll explain. You see, for such determinations we are assuming that pheromones work in an extremely simplistic way. In otherwords, that they only act on other people but not the person using them. However, while you might become or feel “immune” to the effects, it is well documented by plenty of users that self-effects do exist. Taking that element into account, then, we have to reexamine how we look at them in general. In otherwords, what other sneaky self-effects might we be experiencing that others might pick up on but that we ourselves might not notice. How long and often does any average person really look in the mirror? That’s a good question to contemplate in light of my next suggestion! To this I point to the most visual one of all. “Color change.” Think about a gathering. Often you can tell who the cool and the alpha and the easy person and the weak one and the horndog and the blah blah blah guy or girl is from across the room. A lot of it can be body language, but people give off signals in many ways and often our brain processes most of them without us even realizing. Furthermore, nomes like IS (Instant Shine) are often said to make you look vibrant and younger. But how does one “look younger”? It isn’t some special anti-wrinkle spray or weight-loss, body sculpting super formula. “Hey! Look mom! No old!” No, no, no. Not at all! (Otherwise, it would never be in stock.) Rather, the key is your pigmentation variation. Yes. I said it. Pigmentation! (Not to be confused with general skin color or some racially biased effect or something.) Now some might be skeptical but think about it. Your body already makes obvious pigmentation shifts. Paleness can often denote fear or sickliness. Blushing due to arousal or embarrassment is natural. Redness because of rage or anger happens more often to some than others. The point is, it happens! But do you realize pheronomes do that too! That’s right! Yes, they do! You might not notice it at first and some effect you slightly different than others or give you a much more subtle pigmentation shift. But at least some of them do exactly that. I first realized this over the winter months when most remnants of a tan fade away. Over this period of time I was shocked to began to realize that I had more pigmentation than was usually to be expected at that time of year. Over time, I began experimenting a little. I noticed very small shifts with certain pheromone usages. Of course, they were easier to detect with the naked eye the tanner I was. A seeming no-brainer, the revelation made so much sense! It explained one of the big questions I had. Pheromones can often have an almost instant effect. In fact, I’ve had people that I’ve known give me compliments right off the bat or come from the other side of the room or event/building where they could not have been effected by my “aura” at that distance or that quickly. It also explains how people (and this is BIG) DON’T CONFUSE WHO IS PUTTING OFF THE PHEROMONES! No, I’m not saying that still doesn’t ever happen. I think I remember hearing someone complain about it to some extent. But it usually doesn’t. And if you have two people using the same product (or you are competing with someone else’s natural phero output), one person’s scent will overpower the other persons. That happens in nature, too. But haven’t you always wondered why people don’t confuse who is wearing the nomes when you are at a party or large place with a lot of people. After all, if they did the whole idea would be useless. Especially when using scentless mixes/nomes. So how do they know then? Because their brain (and it would logically make sense when you think about it) is designed to attach visual ques with smells so that like other animals we can know who is giving off what “vibes.” Conjecture maybe somewhat? But I great one if you ask me! (Hehehe.) My mixture may have been good, but how could they know? Or what about those videos of people on busses or checkout lines where the girl was far too far away to be getting hit by the pheromones but was clearly giving off signals of being effected? What type of hits were they experiencing? **Residual nomination!** You heard it hear first folks! (The term. Not necessarily the idea. Someone else may have said this before for all I know.) While not necessarily as powerful as your “cocktail” aura, residual nomination is very important for one reason. Just like the birds who flash their colorful feather patterns, it gives you an initial attraction edge that can draw people to you. Their brain registers on a visual level that you are vibrant, attractive, powerful, influential, an alpha, or whatever the case may be. I know some people may fight me and say that’s all self-effects on your body language. But I don’t think the two are mutually exclusive. They are part of the same effect. Just like the colorful birds also do a silly dance to draw attention to themselves, the slight pigmentation variances draw attention to the users and their body language and so forth. It’s simple logic. You look first and watch if interested. So if you look attractive or interesting or like a certain type of person because of the vibrancy or pigmentation hues of your skin, that person might watch you to see if your body language and demeanor backs it up. If both click than your brain immediately classifies that person before you’ve ever even made a move to meet them. Once they do come into your aura your nomes can get to work and it’s now up to you and your charming personality (hopefully you have one) to do the rest. I will clarify that by pigmentation I’m not referring to skin color or racism. Such classification can take place but that is a whole different mental calculation (a sad part of the world we live in). I’m referring to the natural ranges and variations in your own base pigmentation that each person naturally has. Just like someone can often tell they are sick by those shifts, you can unknowingly send off signals about yourself as a person by them too. Things so subtle that while our subconscious readily diagnoses others by them, we don’t even necessarily realize this but still form judgments about the people based on them before we ever meet them. Call me crazy, but I have noticed some subtle but even some VERY visible pigmentation variances with certain mixes and levels of pheromones. It exists. But don’t worry. It’s your friend. Because let’s face it, you normally would have no control over those (unlike your dress, body language, etc.). However, with pheromones you can now cheat not only our sense of smell but also sight! How about that?! (Cheaters can prosper?) Anybody else noticed anything? I’d love to hear it. Feel free to experiment with this yourself. It’s easy to miss because we often think that this or that nome has no self-effects, but who is actually going to see themselves visually after the nomes have set it? Unless you are carrying around a full-body mirror with you all day, this self-effect will usually go unnoticed. Well… enough rambling on that. We have one more piece to go! **P93: I may have… hey! Wait! Stop Bo** ld… There. Stupid bold button. Wait. I’m sorry, bold button. That was uncalled for. Ok. Where was I? Ah! Yes! P93! A magical substance that grows in the deserts of the gobi… Ok. No. Well, maybe. But I don’t know. Maybe that’s why it’s almost always out and so hard to get ahold of! (For something this great it’s a travesty!) But in all seriousness, P93 is as good as people say! And it’s usually not available at the moment which saddens me greatly! What is P93? CoolKat described it well. I’d say is like a finishing touch pheromone. That is not to say that it can’t be used alone. It gives you that regal “1000 dollar suit” feel. But not aggressive like A314 or something. It’s more like an 1000 dollar suit you bought from the Rico Sauve collection. It’s a subtle kicker. “You look nice. Is it the hair? New shave? New watch? New outfit? New shoes?” It’s like on that subtle level when you know someone has changed something and they look nice but you just don’t know what it is. But that kinda hooks you that much more. To me, that’s p93. It’s pretty much an upgrade to almost any mixture and (in my humble opinion) can be somewhat of a buffer to the harsher nomes. I’ve used this one extensively because I bought a big bottle when it came back on the market and still have a little left. I’ll be heart broken when it runs out. It would be hard to imagine living without. This one is the perfect mixture of light but elegant. Mixture suggestions? I’m sure others might have some. Coolkat’s threads do, too. I personally find that I love it’s effect when mixed with IH (Yikes! Are those two going to be forever expensive?! It figures that as soon as I like them and start buy big bottles the prices goes through the roof! SAD FACE). Two sprays IH, 10 to 15 mcgs of p93 is probably by favorite. But truth be told, p93 works well with just about anything from what I’ve seen. And it can be good by itself. It’s one of those that if you are in a hurry and going somewhere nice or dressed up or to a club or whereever, (and maybe don’t know what to use and don’t want to risk a bad reaction or poor mixture) spraying on 5 to 15 mcgs is rarely ever a bad idea. More like, genius! 😛 THIS POST’S INTERESTING THREAD NOMINATION: [Lacosteboy](https://pheromonetalk.com/u/Lacosteboy)’s tjread: (Especially towards the later parts) > [@record hits from pheros with spycam](https://pheromonetalk.com/t/record-hits-from-pheros-with-spycam/52268): > > hey everyone! well, im gonna buy a spycam “dvk 808” next week, and in some days im gonna record every hit/reactions i see/(maybe hit) from girls with different sprays/combos! everyone who think pheros are scams, i can show them the proof with videos places i have in mind are: crowded trains crowded shows train stations underground malls supermarkets coffee shops and yeah! im also gonna edit and mark in the video parts i think its a HIT. suggestions are Welcome stuck_out_tongue than… P.S. I know I’ve been gone. And I’m not back per say. But I had to report. Life… omg… yikes. Let’s just say. If I ever get to my next report. I have some things to say about dangerous pheromones. And one in particular that I’ve discovered to wreck havoc on almost a supernatural scale on relationships. It’s insane! But if you are looking for world-win romances with quick turn around, crash and burn for no logical reason potential. YES! I may have found the nome for you! How about that for a teaser! 😉 ---
**Author:** ![cjw255](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/c/45deac/32.png) [@cjw255](https://pheromonetalk.com/u/cjw255)\ **Post date:** [July 7, 2012, 9:18pm UTC](https://pheromonetalk.com/t/nome-behavorial-studies-special-report-3-the-mating-dance-p93-of-power/56062/2 "2012-07-07T21:18:35Z")
for me at least 20 mcg of p93 paired with ammo and p75 at 15+ mcg was a sure fire mix for me. I’m also waiting for it to come back. I guess theres some people who thought it gave a person a gay vibe…but in my opinion if that was happening the p75 squashed it easily since that seems to be pretty manly. The pigmentation sounds interesting. We haven’t come up with many logical explanations on how women are attracted to us from far away when wearing pheros ---
**Author:** ![tisha23](https://avatars.discourse-cdn.com/v4/letter/t/53a042/32.png) [@tisha23](https://pheromonetalk.com/u/tisha23)\ **Post date:** [July 7, 2012, 11:20pm UTC](https://pheromonetalk.com/t/nome-behavorial-studies-special-report-3-the-mating-dance-p93-of-power/56062/3 "2012-07-07T23:20:08Z")
Basically what your saying is pheromones causes a signature change not just pheromonally but visually. In my experience the visual chemical signature cues are mild and secondary to olfactory chemical cues. Those changes are a pleasant side effect in a way. That chemical change has both direct and indirect effects. The direct effect is the pheromonal signal and release of the neurotransmitters. This is the effect you need range for. Pheromones are the **catalyst** that triggers the chemical reaction. The indirect effect occurs as a **result** of those neurotransmitters being released. Depending on which transmitters were triggered different emotional states occur. The change in aura is the **residual effect** of the first two processes. So metaphorically compare it to the car. Pheromones would be equal to gas and engine and the residual effect would be related to exhaust. That “exhaust” is called the “aura” and it is readable. Usually not consciously by the naked eye although there are some who have the ability. You can actually have your aura visually recorded using Kirlian photography which records the waves of energy coming from the human body. Each energy wave has its own pigmentation or color. I dont feel its an actual color as much as it is an energy wave but the only way to understandably translate it and describe it is though color. However you have to keep in mind that pheromones in themselves have there own energy signatures. So suppose you sprayed it on an object. You could use kirlian photography to see where it has been sprayed. So yes your changing your signature more so from the outside in then the inside out. Now the color pigmentation of skin is also caused by emotional and health states. A flood of certain chemicals in the body occurs when your happy or sad and these can cause that grey pale effect or that glowing effect. So I agree that while mones can not change your actual visual appearance they can enhance it whether you feel the self effects of them or not. By the way its not that people dont get self effects. They become conditioned to them thus they dont consciously feel them anymore. This was also indicated in the astrid jutte studies on copulins. Men rated women more visually appealing after being exposed to copulins as well as having a chemical change in there own bodies. Its more prominent with P86 and P102 as well. I think the change in physical pigmentation in animals is so prominent during mating season as opposed to the change in human pigmentation simply because we are so much more evolved. But there are remnants of that form of communication still within us. Pigmentation is less likely to cause a emotional response from others anymore but it can enahnce visual attraction. So sorry cant call you crazy. Its all part of the pheromone signature. Its all related in some way yet to be fully understood but most pheromone experts and formulators are aware of it. I know AD is aware of it. Thats why they call Ishine… Ishine 😉 Tisha