The great thing about the neroli smell is that it fades so quickly. Within 15 minutes or so it has become much less noticeable. I don’t like that at all, because I love the scent of neroli, but if you’re looking for a very light scent, or no scent at all, this one is the one.
Plus, it’s unisex. It doesn’t smell too masculine on a girl, or too feminine on a man. Don’t be deceived by the name neroli, it is not an orange smell, but the scent of the orange blossom, and it is musky. I really like it a lot. It blends well with many different scents and is easily covered by a good cologne, if you prefer.
My husband is extremely sensitive to scented products. I cannot burn a scented candle if he is at home, and have to be careful about what soaps and creams I use, because a lot of smells give him a headache. But he is not bothered by the neroli scent in the pheros I have. Most often the scent has faded enough within 15 minutes that he doesn’t even notice it, even if I’ve used a combination of products for a total of 5-6 sprays. He DOES notice the pheros, though, with great results. 


About unscented products. I have not bought any pheros, here or elsewhere, that were unscented. The idea of putting something on that smelled like BO or worse really turned me off. You can buy pheros that are unscented, but that does not mean that they do not have any odor. Pheromones by themselves have a smell, depending on the phero, and most of them aren’t particularly pleasant. But to each his own. If you were to wear them unscented, you would still have to cover for aesthetic reasons, and also to help the pheros disperse correctly. Otherwise they will not disperse very far from the application point and the only person who will be affected by them is yourself. Kind of misses the point of wearing them.
I always feel like warning the married folks who come here, because we had such a long adjustment period. Any spouse is very familiar with your natural pheromone signature, and any changes are bound to evoke suspicion and confusion. It is in our female nature to wonder ‘who’ and not necessarily ‘what’ caused the change. So please be patient with your spouse and give her lots of time to adjust. She may not respond well at first, or not respond at all. This is normal. She is already used to you and has a pre-set idea of who and what you are, and how she should react to that. Sexually charged pheromones may make you appear more masculine, more alpha, more sexy, more lusty…but she may not react to them the way you hope. I went through a period of about a month with my husband before he relaxed and gave up the idea that I was up to something. Then we had a LOT of fun!!
So hang in there.