I was led to believe in the beginning that if you put pheros on your clothes, they won’t diffuse as fast, and therefore last longer, but with a maybe lower radius.
And if you spray on the skin you get better diffusion with better radius.
And what about skin under clothes, do you have to put a little extra there to get the effects?
MadisonTate said in his rediculously long, helpful, and funny post that for most pheros, putting them on clothes doesn’t work.
I would just like to get this cleared up, and Tater if you’re out there, hook it up. which ones do mean when u say MOST doent work? and why?
I’ve used mones on my clothing everyday for the past 4 years. And I assure you they work great and last most of the day. Besides, when I’m at work hardly any skin is slowing save hands, face and a bit a neck, terrible places for mones (too near your nose and gets washed off quickly).
During days off I wear short sleeves and have no increased results by applying to nekid arms. In fact, the mones seem to lose potency faster (sweat & bacteria?).
Works for some people if like Gegogi you have really no skin exposed all day but its less diffusive according to MHarris. (He is the maker of the mones )
I have been trying it out here and there and I still notice some effects with it. maybe not as strong though.
I just threw on a sweatshirt today that still had the residual smell of ammo on it from about 5 days ago. Not cool for today when all I wanted to do was put on a warm and snuggly sweatshirt to battle a cold… So beware if you get it on something that you don’t always wash… I’d imagine jackets would be bad too.
Don’t go applying ammo to your clothes, it’s got -none in it. Well, you could, but then it would be a lot of effort getting it out (normal wash doesn’t necessarily do the trick), you might also run the risk of an OD if you end wearing the clothes at a later date without having taken the appropriate steps to remove it from the clothing. To cut a long story short you’ll just be making work for yourself by applying none to clothing Mr. Quench. But I guess it works for some people.
Nope, Shine contains TAA - that’s the sorta stuff you could spray anywhere if you want. You’ve read all the stickys?
I’m not saying that it’s bad to apply androstenone based products to your clothing, I don’t wanna come across as pretentious or anything, just from what I’ve read you’d be making a lot of work for yourself to try and get rid of it etc.
I spray straight chemset androstenone covered with cologne on my my jeans all the time and it drives the girls wild. Great for crotch shots. She gets a sniffin’ down there and -none seems to really encourages her to go down. No problems with build-up whatsoever and only good shit after all these years. I don’t spray my leather jackets, silk shirts or suits but most other threads are fair game (easy to wash). I highly recommend clothing apps (head hair is great too).