After reading around I do see that a lot of you spry this stuff all over your upper bodies. However I am wondering just where is the most effective to spry is?
That depends on what you are spraying and your intended dispersal area and rate.
Typically where you can find a pulse, but normally on softer skin areas of the body, where your blood supply is the highest, and skin is naturally moistest. These areas are where typically you would find the most natural Pheromones, So added synthetic ones are best applied to these points on your body. Normally this is where a doctor would look for a Pulse; wrists, neck, chest and ears are most common. Armpits, Knees, Ankles and groin are not.
Armpits and groin - to many natural pheromones and bacteria make their own scent there, so additional supply would be wasted.
Ankles - to low to the ground, not much dispersal area, might work if you were after very short people, and normally have your feet up where people can smell them (for example, behind your ears).
Wrists, forearms, and backs of the hands - will disperse faster and further than the neck or chest. These places are easier to get closer to or into a person’s “personal space”, so they will pickup the scent trail better.
tops of the arms are used for faster disbursement. I would usually use social Pheromones in these areas, as sexual ones will draw a much longer range (at a bar or a club this might be the desired effect, in a social or work setting this may cause undesired tension)
Chest - good for close-up intimate pheromones. (often I have had girl or female friend sitting on my lap, laying her head on my shoulder twirling my shirt or chest hair when I sprayed my chest with something good to smell)
Neck - Good for long dispersal wear. will disperse better than the Chest, as it is typically not covered with a shirt. Also remember that the neck is front (Adam’s apple), sides, under the ears, and back or nape. when layering you can add a different phero to each spot.
Ears and behind the ears - similar to the hair, but with longer wear down time.
Hair - good for dispersing Pheromones most rapidly, due to the extra surface area provided.
I understand that hair is a good dispertion location but is it really that effective results wise? Hair (head hair) only covers the back,top and a little of the sides of the head (not including side-burns here) so would your target not need to be either behind you or above you in order to sense the pheromones seeing as heat rises? This may just be a stupid question…
The only thing I would say a little different is that the pheromones can last a long time in your hair - especially 'none. Same for clothes.
This is true, because your hair is not as warm as your body and does not have the same sweat or moisture to disperse the scents with.
but then the Scents do not have as many of your natural smells to mix with to tag the scent trail to you.
Slightly similar to putting pheromone scents into a vaporizer and filling a room with them.