apologies for the above response for some reason when I posted I lost my post and end up duplicating someone elses post will respond later today.
Oh ok I see.
From my point of view:
I had hits AND misses with TUTH. Good examples of the effects of TUTH:
My sister: Did not flinch, did not get sexually attractive, didn’t even react on it. She hated the smell though.
Unknown couple: Got lovey-dovey suddenly with each other (but that was in combo with ammo).
My ex: Got angry. Not sexual, but angry and pissed off at me. I have never seen her so pissed off after I used TUTH. Basically a full rejection…
Friend of mine: Got more outspoken about sexual topics, no “sexual” behavior.
My current gf: Instead of just getting lovey-dovey, she starts to get horny and craves for sex…
Note that I am caucasian, my ex is Balkan, my friend is from east-europe and my current gf is asian. So, it can either be steered into something sexual, or it can turn into a big “pain in the ass”.
I think all of that can be avoided by buffering it with a social or one with disinhibition effects.
True - but that tends to be the exception rather than the rule and IME often there are a few other influencing factors present as well which helps tip the response balance and makes the wearer’s life a lot easier, so anyone new to pheros buying with the expectation that these are normal effects is likely to be sorely disappointed.
I’d say its more the opposite - Social conditioning in the UK is IME often a lot more in-line with/tolerant of an overt phero sig in a wider range of situations compared to the US, where even the most down-n-dirty places can be surprisingly prissy about overt Androstenone!
Nope, skin colour/race can have an influence on what phero proportions to use in a mix but not on overall effectiveness.