Hi,
I just got my Ammo, Turn up the Heat and Instant Honesty in the mail. These are the TOGO style so I can test them out. I sprayed each one on to test it out and the smell was amazing. But I have a question on how to apply them properly for added affect 
Can you use your normal fragrance with these as I have Dolce and Gabbana? How do you mix each one up correctly to achieve maximum results?
Thanks.
Alright, what you just did is called the “newbie baptism” in which you rip open your package and spray a little (or alot) of each product on at once. We all did it, no shame in it. But the best way to start is to try one product for about a week, starting at one spray for a day or two, then two sprays, until you find the amount that works best for your body chemisty with that product. Then move on to the next one. After you get your “sweet spot” for each product is when you start to layer them together. It takes awhile, but it saves you alot of phero’s in the end.
Yes, you can use your cologne over phero’s, since it’s not actually the scent that makes them effective. You don’t have to consciously recognize them in order for them to work. If you’re going to spray a cologne over top of them though, its probably best to spray whatever phero’s you want on, wait 10-15 minutes for the notes to die down in the Neroli scent, then apply your cologne. Otherwise you’re gonna have an extra orange note to that cologne! Ammo is a bit harder to cover, since it comes with its own cologne scent. But if you wanna try it, go for the gusto!
As far as application points, any diffusion point on your body will work (where there’s lots of heat). Things like wrists, inner elbow, throat, upper chest, behind the ears (usually for oils), hair (don’t do it with any -none products, such as Ammo, since those are sticky and will build up over time), back of neck. If it’s really cold and you need long sleeves, maybe gloves, it’s usually best to leave out the wrists and inner elbows though.
Did that help? Any more questions, feel free to shoot away!
It certainly did help. Cheers for that. You saved my day 