just got my first order. and been asking a few my self a few questions
been looking around and found the ans to some of my questions but not them, and i only found them through the search botton. so maybe it might be a good idea to have them all on one post or maybe some one can just help me ans some of them, like
how close do you have to be to be affect by some one wearing pheromone?
how long do they last before they wear off,
can you sparay them on your clothes?
how long before they take effect on people
where is the best of all the places to spray them on your body
can they be covered up if you spray your self with you perfumes
can they be sprayed on top of each other.
i know that there is no one ans for some of the question, but any help would be great. i’m only starting off so i’ll have loads more question like this
Honestly, the best way, IMO (and I’m not trying to be a dick) is to search and reread the discussions involving those very concepts. There is a greater depth of information in these discussions. How the situation arose, why they came up with the question, and how it was resolved/answered.
People have tried spraying it on their clothes, you should read about their numerous reports. I think tacitus used to spray pheromones on a specific belt he had.
Look up ‘distance’ and ‘diffusion’ for threads on how far away, how long they last, clothes, how long effect…
Yes tacitus did spray it on his belt but like both him and Harris pointed out. Leather is skin its not absorbant like cloth.
Once you have been useing mones for a while and have seen the hits and got them working for you then if you want to spray on cloths its fine as long as you know you need to be closer and work with it a little. New people who tend to use cloths application tend to return the products saying they dont work without realizing why they are not working till they are told.
Certainly, that’s why I suggested that he read the full discussions. It would have come up that the reason why the leather belt worked, because it was essentially dried skin, not cloth.
Either way, for all topics involved, reading through the development of the thread is always helpful.