A buddy & I went to go see Ferry Corsten…world top ranked dj from Holland. I wasn’t expecting too much as far as meeting the ladies as this was mostly about music and I’m a fan of Ferry Corsten. Plus these type of concert…the crowd usually just pay attention to the DJs.
Application: I put on a drop of A314 around under my chin and two sprays of Ammo on my T-Shirt.
Reaction: This one guy who I briefly met in line was following me & my buddy around and he ended up buying me a shot of tequila…that was weird. I wasn’t interested in talking to him so I let him get acquainted with my buddy instead…the guy gave my buddy his business card, but for some reason I think he really wanted to talk to me.
As for the girls, I was in the crowd watching the DJ and (through my peripherals) I notice a few girls on the side, and in front of me who would look at me on & off…like they wanted me to say something…I was uninterested so I didn’t say a word…my buddy noticed the situation and talked to one of the girl and got her phone number…interesting indeed!
Now I just need to try more of this stuff at different places & quit being so lazy with the ice breaking!
Great report. Glad you had fun. Heads up though, don’t spray mones directly on your clothing. They can’t diffuse from there. So the 2 sprays of AMMO were kind of wasted.
I did noticed getting red rashes from A314. Hopefully, it’s minor and shouldn’t last once my skin gets adjusted to it. I think I was rubbing it in too hard instead of just dapping it.
If you rub your wrists together after applying, you should do so very lightly. Doing it hard can irritate the skin as well as ‘crush’ the molecules too much.
A314 does seem to cause rashes on some people. It may be the oil that it’s disolved in. I can’t wear it behind my ears for that same reason. I wear it along the sides of my neck ant it doesn’t irritate the skin there.
Its possible. I also hear a lot of people saying they rub it into their skin, they may be doing so too harshly and causing irritation - or they already have dry/cracked/broken/unbalanced skin, in which anything would irritate it.
Everybody’s skin is different, though. I had never experience allergic reactions to laundry/dry-cleaning but I had a job where I had to wear wardrobe that was cleaned at a facility. I ended up getting rashes on my back so I then got permission to take wardrobe home and wash it myself, then had no problem.
I wasn’t interested in talking to him so I let him get acquainted with my buddy instead…the guy gave my buddy his business card, but for some reason I think he really wanted to talk to me.
