Okay, I’ve given people plenty of time to “borrow” LS user gfunk’s thread topic and start it here. Since no one has, I’ll do it myself! (Cuz I’m curious to get some sneaky ideas myself!)
By “Phero Tricks and Delivery Tips” I mean I’m looking for ideas or techniques others have used to do “stealth mode” delivery of various pheromone products to their “targets.”
A prime example in my mind is the use of the Oust room deoderizer fan as developed here at Androtics. I’ve considered, but not as yet tried, to expand on this by using some common household items like small squares of flannel cloth (militay surplus rifle bore cleaning patches that I use for all sorts of things), cotton “makeup remover” pads, and/or medical gauze, apply phero products to them, then leave out or suspend on something like the Oust unit or a room fan. (I suppose I could even tape a pad to the top side of a ceiling fan blade…).
I’ve even considered applying to the gauze pad of a Band-Aid that I could wear on my hand or wrist that I could position more closely exactly where I wanted it to be, and it could be removable/disposable if need arose.
I also “doped” an article of clothing I was giving as a gift to a female target with a shot of Pheromax (this was before I got Androtics products) so she would get the effects when she wore it, and would also hopefully associate the good feelings with the person who gave it to her (me). There was not, nor has there been [yet] any bone jumping due to this, but I think it has helped create some positive “anchors” (to borrow some speedseduction terms) that have helped solidify our growing relationship. I continue to “dope” about two gifts/items I give to her a year with Pheromax to renew that anchor (or in leiu of an item, I’ll wear a bit of Pheromax myself). But just a few times a year at most. This is intended as a LTR so I am happy with going slow.
I have more ideas, but It’s your turn! Let’s hear 'em!
Applying a drop of Seduction secretly to her collar, I caused total havoc all day long. Muah ha ha! If you have access to her clothes, this is a good idea for the ones that don’t stain. She might notice a scent.
If you have access to her bed, try applying to her pillow… this of course only does much good if she’s taking a nap while you’re around, or she sleeps with you.
I’ve even gone so far as to apply it directly to my subjects’ faces. That gets some interesting results, but it’s not exactly stealth.
You can apply to an air freshener you hang in your car…
I’ve found that if I appy IFM to my wrists, I can often discreetly blow over them towards my subject. This single approach has resulted in more hits alone than all other things I have tried. I am still relatively new, though.
Has anyone tried applying pheromones “below the waist” for a social activity? I’m wondering, for example, whether I should consider applying SPACELAND to my ankles, so that I’m literally standing in a “pool” of phero.
I’m also wondering if the -none effect is tempered by wearing it on ankles, calves, even at the bellybutton level … and if the location signals anything specific. (Noticing copulins on the top of a guy’s head might not create the same message as sensing them on his pants/legs – -none coming from one’s ears might be more easily noticed, but the location itself could produce a strange message. Yes? No?)
A guy wouldn’t normally be wearing copulins, unless he was experienced with pheromone usage.
They are ONLY found naturally in women, and if you look in our forum, you will see that when we use them to attract men, they are fail-safe, as they actually DO raise the male’s testosterone level by approx. 130% within 20 minutes of him coming into contact with a woman wearing them, but men get VERY different results, and not always as they would expect, or would like.
If you wear pheromones on your ankles and they are covered up, you’re not getting good diffusion, but if your ankles were bare, that would work.
Ach, oi, lassie, you said it! Perhaps a poor example to make a point. I’ll try again.
Let’s say you meet three guys all radiating the “freshly sexed” message
in pheromone language (copulins) but
Guy #1 radiates the pheromonal message from his head
Guy #2 from his chest, waist
Guy #3 from his feet.
Assume for a moment that none of these guys applied the chemical messengers from a bottle … that leaves pretty much one way for a guy to be “wearing” copulins …
Would it be reasonable to think that Guy #3 get a “blank” look? As in “No way!?”
The reason I’m inviting this thought experiment is to probe the question of whether the specific location that a pheromone is applied may make a big difference in how the message is received… (not just who receives the message.)
The distance from the application point strongly determines the strength of the pheromonal signature. It’s just like how light falls off at the square of the distance from the source. Only, it’s also got to factor in wind and motion.
Applying to your ankles would require much more to get the same effect as if you applied to your hair. The goal is to get it up her nose.
That said, it would be much more psychologically natural to apply copulins to one’s nether regions to simulate the results of sex. I couldn’t tell you what an appropriate amount to wear would be though, but I have used pheromones to the nether regions before, and with great results. I only so it when I know it’s likely to be exposed, though. Otherwise it’s effectively wasted unless you apply to your clothes, which has it’s own set of problems.
You want to go for maximum dispersal and maximum inhalation.
All right, catlord, thanks. I’ve identified a few “design principles” so far, and you articulated the “economy” principle perfectly: maximize dispersal vector to utilize all product and reduce total cost. Get it close to the noses.
The “target” principle refines this and suggests wearing the products you want to affect yourself right under your nose (chin, upperlip, front of neck, jaw, chest at top of sternum) and those you want to only affect others away from your own nose (wrist, middle of back, back of head/hair ,etc.)
Delivering product in oils tends to have a “timed release” effect while an alcohol spray will be prominent immediatelt and then decay in intensity over time.
I’d like to get a good sense of the thoughts about applying product on clothing versus on body only. On washing pheromones off versus a cumulative effect .. on the body, on clothing, on bedding!
I’m still going to be thinking about applying product between the navel and ankles – perhaps the answer to -none OD is to wear it behind one’s knees, where it may filter up discreetly UNTIL you have your pants off
I find that applying pheromones for personal effect is MUCH more powerful and MUCH less expensive. I apply oils to my chin/goatee (If I have grown one out) and alcohol based pheromones to my upper lip, directly under my nose. It only takes a drop or two of the oils, and a single drop of the alcohol based ones… be careful to avoid the mucous membranes and exposed lips, because they don’t taste good and they tend to feel like a burning sensation.
One thing you may want to consider is that women seem to have an unerring accuracy for kissing the application point if they really like what you’re wearing. Neck, forearms, wrists, whatever… if they like it enough, they’ll kiss it. So you might want to avoid the bottoms of your feet, etc.
Whether you were serious or not, you hit the nail on the head.
I’ve used phero’s on skin for long, then for longer on clothes, then switched more or less back.
I’ve used many methods and ways to apply on both, but I’ve started to isolate a difference in using either method.
Phero’s work differently applied to skin, than to clothes. In many cases, that means better. The carrier, oil/alcohol, mix, straight, scented or not, those factors still do not explain it. But I’ll try anyway;
There is a voodoo to it. Those molecules work best in their natural environment, on skin. The skin is alive … heat variations, sweat, body reactions to molecules on skin, those are the factors that pheromones are made to interact with.
Don’t discount cloth applications ..they still work, but not as they’d do on skin.
