Went clubbing last night. Wore 2 sprays of AMMO, one on the right side of neck and one in middle, and 2 sprays of TUTH on the left side of neck. They were both regular strength. The neck was chosen as it was quite chilly and no other body part was exposed. I was actually just experimenting as I have had the sprays for 2 months now, but sweetspot testing still hasnt stopped. I noticed no hits whatsoever, positive or negative. I actually was going for negative hits due to TUTH just to test the power of pheros, as I am a 22 yr old indian male targeting the same age group of women, but all ethnicities. No male friends was pissed off around me in even the slightest form, and as for the women, nothing whatsoever, not even any stares. Am i doing something wrong? Could be that the dosage is too less or did i OD? Could it be that im immune to pheros? In all this time since ive had pheros(TUTH, IG, AMMO) which is for almost 2 months, honestly ive had no negative or positive hits of any kind that make me explicitly see the power of pheros. What i did see is that i was constantly smelling my own smell, which ended up giving me a headache. I have tested different amounts many times and in many situations, mainly being clubs, gym. college and malls. Any suggestions, comments or advice?
Are you outgoing ? Do you interact with the ladies when your clubbing. Approach them …ask them to dance ?
TUTH arouses it doesnt draw them to you. Ammo has much more draw but you still have to work with it. If you standing there waiting for them to come to you thats the problem. Thats not likely to happen as much with these two. So these girls are possibly becoming aroused but some other guy who is out there interacting may be the one getting lucky.
You need to combo with something that will pull them to you then let the masculine and arousing mones sneak in under the radar and make them hot for you.
Try some Ishine or IO at a 3 to 1 ratio
Tisha
Thats right i guess. I actually didnt approach myself. Im gonna order the IS, IO and MX297 and keep trying