Hey guys:
I’ve been playing around with Ammo Shine and A314 and noticed that after 1 or 2 hours i cant really smell it on myself anymore.
I was wondering when the scent wears down, if I should reup or or if its still workin.
I really have only been using about 1 spray of each (drop in a314 case)
The neroli scent usually does fade, you might be able to detect the pheromones smell after the fade if you sniff closely.
They are still effective in my opinion, I wouldn’t add more unless you want to up the amount. There is a risk of od if you continue to re-apply in a short amount of time. Does it seem to you that the effects are wearing off?
Even if youre wearing the most awful perfume you start getting used to it after a while. Ask a friend you trust whether you reek.
I’m not really sure if the effects seem to be wearing off because people are pretty friendly to me to begin with. I have noticed the effects immediately after application when I leave the house but as the day goes on I sort of forget about them but was just wondering if I couldn’t smell it anymore if it had worn off. When I say I cant smell them, like when I spray the inside of my forearms with a spray of ammo after a few hours i could put my arm to my nose and not really smell it.
The smell of IS actually overpowers everything else, but it might be because I spray it on the bottom of my chin for the “self effect” even though I haven’t really noticed one.
I do have allergies though so my sense of smell is probably a little off so I was wondering how strong/long a drop of A314 lasts because on I think my third day I was bored so I put on 2 drops of A314 2 sprays of ammo and 2 sprays of shine and I was probably bangin’ but couldn’t tell.
I’m also the type of person that uses like 4-5 sprays of cologne (which I have stopped wearing since I started using pheros just to test it better)
Oil based products have a slower diffusion so I wouldn’t re-apply them with out showering or intentionally going for a larger dose.
If you’re not able to detect what exactly they’re doing for you mixed, perhaps re-testing 1 product at a time until you have learned what to expect would help.