Hi everyone
I smoke sometimes, specially when i go out to clubs, parties or bars. I wanted to know how does smoking cigarettes affect the pheromoes? do they amke them less effective?? thanks a lot
jose
I actually posted this and NO ONE really replied…
I smoke all day every day and was wondering the same thing. Basically, the only thing you really do have to consider is that smokers’ noses are like those of elderly people, they can’t really smell as potently as non smokers. What I have done is actually doubled the usual amount of mones and that seems to be effective. Because think about it…if you’re trying to get attention from a smoker, she/he is going to have to be able to smell your scent. If you are trying to get the attention of a non smoker, make sure you’re not RIGHT ON TOP OF HER until after she’s noticed you and you’ve made contact. Otherwise, the outcome will be different. I just began experimenting with mones and haven’t really attempted the club/bar scene yet. I want a bit of a challenge like walking past someone on the street, ordering my coffee in a cafe, or even a book store. I’ve gotten several hits already and know that they were no coincidence. Good luck friend and let us know how you do!
Heavy smoker here using 'mones to influence another heavy smoker. I dose heavily.
I’m working on a signal to noise ratio theory. The more other smells and the stronger they are, the less chance your pheros will find a receptor site. Sort of like they went to the mall and all the parking spots were full.
The environment is full of smells and so are you. What scent is your bath soap? How about your shampoo? Is the conditioner a different scent? Do you put the deoderant smell in your armpits right out of the shower or do you let it go ‘au natual’ for a while? Don’t forget that minty cool mouthwash. Laundry soaps have really strong, persistent smells. And then we throw in the perfumed dryer sheets. Wait! I forgot the fabric softener. Your shoes are like minauture perfumers organs with every step you take. Puff, puff, puff.
And we’re going to worry about one more smell?
Don’t let it blow back on you. You’ll probably be OK.