When you mix them, does that mean you spray the mones, and then cover that with the cologne on top of it? Or do you spray the mones in one place and the cologne on another? Won’t the mixture produce an unpredictable scent?
btw im asking because I recently received my mx353 and dont really care for the smell.
When u cover with another cologne its justed called cover. when u spray say IS and then CTTM2 on the same spot its called Layering some people wait for it to dry a little before layering. mixing is usually done by mixing say 1/4 togo bottle of IO with 1\4 togo bottle of IH and maybe 1/4 togo bottle of p83 and so on this way u get a small personal test mix u can try and see if it works for u. a good cologne will generally out power the mones on smell but they work behind the scenes.
Save the cologne strength products like Ammo, most dosed AD products only have a light citrus EO to enhance dispersion. Most of the actual scent is that of the mones themselves, and mones smell like sweat, pee and other natural body fluids. Most colognes go well with natural body smells. In fact, it’s a good idea to cover them so folks won’t think you neglected to shower or recently pissed yourself.
It’s okay to spray the cologne right on top of the pheromone application if you want. The Neroli scent seems to mix well with many colognes.
What I like to do is to buy cologne that says, “Au De Toilette” which means that it’s very strong. (I find that one spray of cologne at this strength is very strong and overpowering by itself.) I then take a togo bottle and fill it up about 4/5 with Andriotics neroli scented pheromones. Then I fill the last 1/5 of the togo bottle with the cologne.
I’ve gotten plenty of hits since I’ve started doing this and I’ve received complements from women about the scent I’m wearing. Mixing neroli scented pheromones with cologne seems to produce a good scent.
Confusing isn’t it ? 
Its always best to ask when your unsure so you dont waste product.
You can spray the cologne over it or near it, that’s up to your preference.
For future reference
I used to get a lot of “I thought I was supposed to mix them together” PMs from people and once you do that your guarantee is void.
In most cases when someone say “a mix” or “composite” they are talking about mixing mones in one bottle. If you notice they are saying something like
“I wore a mix of 2X ammo 3X IO and 4X IH” The #X means the number of sprays they are using of each product so they are misusing the word Mix.
If they say 2X strength they bought it in a higher concentration.
If they say “combo” or “layered” that means applying them separate from different bottles.
Composite is to mix in a separate bottle with a cover scent.
Hope that helps a little.
Tisha
I’ve experimented with a massive number of fragrances in every imaginable combination with pheromones.
The MOST important thing, by far, is a top quality fragrance. People can smell quality. The second thing I’ve found is that pheromones and great fragrances work beautifully together… they actually come together in a “bigger social message”…
Choose wisely, displaying differences in fragrance is akin to which level of credit card you pull out or cut of suit you are wearing… a little social signaling goes a long way…
The microsecond somebody smells cheap or run of the mill they put you in a box, unconsciously… may actually set up the interaction MORE than the pheromones…
I really like some (definitely not all) of L’Artisan’s fragrances, they are so obviously made to a higher standard than most of those frag. bar abominations… One excellent choice is Timbuktu for colder weather, very rosinous and sweet w/o being cloying… has a subtle mango think going on… you might be thinking… wow, expensive… but look at it the other way… you’re knocking yourself out, spending $$$ for drinks, trying to generate an impression… your per event cost for even a top dollar fragrance might be around $5… and you don’t want to be taken for a schmuck…
One other very important thing to keep in mind is to become aware of how long a cologne lasts. Some colognes last longer than others. Pick a cologne that is long lasting. If you google various colognes, you will find reviews where you can find out how long the cologne lasts before it needs to be refreshed.
Cool thanks everyone. I have all the burberries, 212, cool water. I hear hanae mori is nice too.
Having the credit standing to get an Elite or Platinum Select CC is pretty ordinary. The real deal–wad 'o benjamins–tends to perk up the ladies more than plastic. But, yeah, bad fragrance as well as too much fragrance shouts dork loud and clear. The problem is, even if you throw a lot of money a cologne, liking the scent is still extremely subjective. And given the typical level level of drug, alcohol and tobacco use in clubs, bars and casinos, you’d be lucky to find a fully functional and/or discerning nose. I was just in a casino where half the players were smoking friggen expensive cigars. Millions of dollars on the tables and my eyes were burning and the only scent I could distinguish was the burnt fart scent of cigars.