ok guys, thanx so after 3 month or so of experimenting i came to realize i need to know the name and the job of the pheromones, cuz in some posts ppl talk about none or andrestanole and much more that god knows what… and when i dont know i feel like a newbie (which i am 
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so if you guys can help me out with a list of their names and their effects, e.x. if they are for social use, or for sexual, it will be wicked awesome .
thnx and rep to u all!
cheers
Here you go, this should help. -none, -rone, -nol explained
It’s definitely good that you want to try and get to know the basics down and try to learn as much as you can, this will definitely help you understand how each product works so keep up the learning.
thnx buddy repps to u .. cheers
Don’t worry awesome_nerd, I’ve been following your threads and I know that you have been struggling and/or close to giving up so anything to help. It really isn’t as easy as it is for others, some learn how to get down pheromone hits (and be able to tell pheromone hits) way faster than some. Some unfortunately never get to tell the difference, or maybe don’t even get to benefit from pheromones so don’t fret. You’re not alone.
If I can give you one word of advice that advice would be to definitely get to learn the basics down, search and study what the effects of the more known pheromones (Androstenone, Androstadienone, Alpha Androstenol, Beta Androstenol, and Androsterone being the most researched ones) are and how they affect the wearer and their targets.
Start with one product at a time, play with doses, and always remember that just because you can’t smell the fragrance package in a pheromone product doesn’t mean that the actual pheromone/s isn’t/aren’t working anymore. So don’t fret if you can’t smell the package scent, chances are the pheromones are still there doing their thing.
Occasional pheromone mixing on your skin or AKA “pheromone baptisms” is OK, but only if you continue to study each product by itself and continue to find your “sweet spot” for each individual product while striving to get to know what each pheromone/product does effect wise.
It’s definitely a hard thing to do, but it gets easier if you really make it fun. So good luck and keep it up!