I wanted to know if anyone out there that has faced the similar situation that I’m facing right now. It’s been almost a year since I’ve been using Androtics products, but during this past week I’ve been getting skin rash and irritation on the application areas (neck and wrists). This has never happened before, so it’s kinda puzzling.
I know I’ve been washing the application areas, so I’m not dirty or anything. Perhaps its the dry weather? For wrist applications, I’ve been mainly using Mutant A314 for the past several weeks. I don’t think its an allergic reaction either since I’ve used normal A314 without any problems.
Well, allergic reactions can spring up at any time…
If the weather has been dry, use a good moisturizer and allow it to absorb before applying anything alcohol-based, including colognes. Drink lots of water.
Has your diet changed recently? Increase in sun exposure, perhaps?
Hello… Just to piggy-back on this topic, I have been using pheromones that come in a ‘roll-on’ type of container; to use them, you put a ‘swipe’ above your upper lip (which is also right below the nasal passages). My eyes have become very puffy and despite everything I’ve tried to get rid of the puffiness (except surgery), nothing seems to work. Could breathing the pheromones, given that they contain alcohol, be the culprit of the puffy eyes? Anyone heard/know anything about this?
Yep, it is true allergic reactions can spring up at any time. They often sneak up on you as you age. A couple years ago I had a terrible episode of skin rashes. Any contact with plants, cologne and EOs made me break out in nasty red sores. Needless to say I couldn’t apply any colognes or pheromone products to my skin. Even soap with fragrance irritated me. Exposure to sunlight made it even worse. It gradually faded and after a year or so I can apply most pheromone products and colognes to my skin. Can even brush against plants without breaking out. Pure EOs are still rash city, especially clove and citrus.
Also, some herbal supplements can make your skin prone to rashes, e.g., St. John’s Wort.
No way. When I had the rash problem–and it was intense–I started applying to clothing. And, hot damn, it was a little different but worked just as well. In fact, clothing apps last much longer I suspect because there is less bacterial breakdown and sweat. Now I apply to skin, hair and clothing for ultimate diffusion.
Is it red, dry, scally, flaky or is it red, raised, puffy like hives?
Is it only happening with A314 or with all the pheromones ?
It could be the EO used in A314 that is bothering you since you used the mutant without a problem and that one was lacking the EO.
If your rash is like the first I described above its most likely dry irritated skin or contact dermatitis. Use a good unscented skin lotion.
If its like the second one I desribed it a allergic reaction. Take some Benedyrl and see if it dosnt start to clear or not. If it does then you know. Benedrrl comes in a lotion as well.
You can apply on cloths like Gegogi mentioned but I disagree with the effectiveness of it. It does smell alot longer and is harder to get out of your cloths but the effects of the pheromones seem less to me when I spray on my cloth. Cloth is to absorbant and hangs onto the molecules to well.
Tater gets acne on his application spots if he doesnt wash thoroughly. Pimple City. In fact, his hair and skin seem to be finding renewed youth, in both the good and bad aspects. Some of his co-experimentors are seeing the same things, including hair follicles that no longer emit grey hair. Drink lots of water, and heavy doses of androstenol/MX102. Might keep you young-looking. No, im not joking.
It’s the mutant A314. I have also had irritation in the pulse points behind my ears after multiple days of wearing mutant A314. No such problems with any other Androtics products including the normal A314. Incidentally the only other product that I have had that reaction with is Alter Ego.
I put on a thick cream to moisturise and protect the area before application and after washing the points and that has solved the problem.
So there won’t be build-up problem if you dry clean your clothes? I heard -none sticks to your clothing and its hard to get it off. I’ll give it a shot just to test it out.
A little bit of both. On the wrist pulse points, where my mutant A314 has been applied for almost 4 weeks, it is red, raised, puffy like hives as you described. So I’m guessing, as you and nibbla stated, is an allergic reaction. On the neck pulse points, where most of my spray pheros are applied, it is red, dry, scally, flaky. So that might be attributable to dry weather. I’ve started applying some moisturizer, but I guess I gotta go fetch some Benedryl.
Interesting though, I never had problem with the normal A314 but this reaction started to occur during the past few days when using the mutant A314. I’m guessing EO used for normal A314 is different than mutant A314. Thank you guys!
Why the hay would you want to apply pheromones on your face, especially directly below your nose? That’s really cruisin’ for bruising’! Facial skin is delicate and your eyes and nose are extremely sensitive to harsh chemical substances like alcohol, EOs, etc. Besides your diffusion to targets isn’t the best from under your nose and, worse yet, you’re basically “drinking your on poison.” Apply away from your face and at lower points so heat will diffuse it upwards to the nose of your target.
Incidentally, are you using Scent of Eros? It’s the only product I know that uses a roll-on bottle. It’s an oil based carrier, not alcohol. It was one of the products that gave me a rash when my skin got extra sensitive. Smells kinda bad. I wouldn’t want that under my nose…
I am curious as to why you would use them under your nose as well. The ladies will dab a little tuth under there noses to effect themselves and if they want to use very little anone but I never heard of any other mone being used this way.
It could make your eyes puffy, I suggest stopping use for a few days and see if the puffiness clears up. Drink alot of water duing those days to flush your system. If it go’s away you will know for sure. Just apply away from face after that.
I have been using A314 for the past one week. Even I felt itching feeling for the first 30 mins after the application. This happened only for first 3 or 4 days. Nowdays I don’t feel anything.
Just to piggy-back on this topic, I have been using