Now first off I apologise if this has already been discussed.
I was thinking of the ‘variables’ that can be controlled when using pheromones. Along with dosage which can be changed, their is also the location of where one would apply the pheromone.
I often read that people apply it to the neck, chest, arms, back wrists etc. These sound like all good areas, along with the pulse points.
Given that the human bodies sweat glands are concentrated under the arm pits, and human sweat has often been considered to be a natural pheromone (before the bacteria sets in), what would be the implications of leaving out your usual under arm deoderant and instead replaced it with one of the phereomones.
Are there any advantages of applying it to certain parts of the body than others?
I would appreciate if anyone could enlighten me on this.
There’s a thread somewhere where someone, I think either Mark in Dallas or Bosshank says whatever you do, don’t ever put pheros under your armpits. Given their huge credibility in this field, I trust this advice implicitly.
Given that pheros are broken down by the bacteria on your skin and, as you said, armpits are a prime breeding ground for said bacteria. I would imagine that either:-
(a) your phero cloud will be almost visible in it’s intensity and you get gang raped by every female within a mile or, more likely,
(b) you will end up smelling like a skunk has rotted and died in your ass.
Either way, I will take their advice and would suggest that we learn by other’s mistakes
Yes, this has been an oft discuss topic over the years, both here and at LS. When still young and dumb as a stick, I tried applying mones in the pits. I live in the tropics and within about 30 minutes the mones had been converted to something too rank to describe.
Nope, they join forces and create frankenmones so stinky it could gag the dead.
But, diamond and the others have hit the nail on the head! Pheros applied to the armpits would quickly be broken down by bacteria.
Additionally, even if it weren’t for bacterial breakdown, unless you were running around shirtless waving your hands above your head, they probably wouldn’t have much of a chance at diffusing.
I’ve actually been testing this out for several weeks. In my opinion, under the armpits is the ideal place to apply pheromones. Armpits are a natural diffuser, is the issue I think. Anyway, they seem the most potent when applied here (as opposed to the two other areas I tend to apply them, my hair and my inner forearms, sometimes clothing).
Note that I cover my pheromones with a GOOD cologne and refresh the cologne after several hours. Polo Safari seems good for this task as it tends to be non-allergenic (as is normal Polo) and applying it here can be irritating to your nose if you are allergic). Other good colognes I use are Aramist, and Calvein Klein. These are more irritating but much more strongly scented.
Typically, I will use 4 drops A314 on my inner arms. Two sprays under each armpit of Ammo, double strength. Two sprays of safari under each arm and a couple more sprays rubbed on the inside of my arms. VERY effective combination.
Sometimes, I’ll spray a mixture of Aramist and NPA under my arms or The Edge.
I really wish that things like A314 and alpha 7 came in a spray bottle form. Application under the arms is just better.
Its not suggested that you spray them to your pits for a few reasons. But remember there your mones so these are just guidelines.
Arm pits are rich in the bacteria corneyform. This bacteria will convert some mones. Some mones it just distroys into a stinky mess once distroyed they do nothing but others mones like anol it converts into anone very quickly.
So when you spray something like AMMO to your pits it converts. There is arone and anol in AMMO and both will convert quickly. Its said in under a hour but that was speculation from experienced members so I cant say how quickly. Now this may be fine despite the pissy smell but anone is sticky and over time you will OD much easier, you may even OD the first time you try it depending on the amount of conversion going on and what your wearing.
Due to proper hygiene and the openness of it, the skin has very little corneyform on it. Its needs dark confined places like the pits and groin to breed. So you get very little significant conversion when used on the skin.
Now I want to stress that conversion is not a problem with normal applications. Its just when sprayed to the pits so as long as you keep this in mind when choosing what your going to spray there you should be fine, stinky but fine
