My understanding of EST is that it is produced by pregnant women and it makes people want to treat you very delicately and take care of you. With larger amounts, Diane thought people were very patronizing and treated her like a child (certainly not the “ice queen” image). EoW, of course, is copulins and is going to draw a much more sexually aggressive reaction from men.
Being a man, I really doubt I could adequately test this combination myself – nor do I have and desire to – but it seems to me that these are very different reactions that EoW and EST elicit. In my experience, when you wear pheromones that pull in different directions there are different possibilities. Sometimes you just get both effects at the same time, a smooth additive effect (e.g. TAA & P86). Sometimes you get a rapid, uncontrollable and miserably distracting vibration between the two effects (e.g. TAA & TAC). Sometimes you seem to have a choice as to which effect to go with (e.g. TAA & TAK). And, of course, there are always individual differences.
From what Tisha says, I trust that EST and EoW combine smoothly with additive effects, though you probably want to do a lot of testing with different proportions. TAL is more in keeping with what I think of as the ice queen image. With great individual differences, women seem to give a lot of thought to the correct balance of TAL to TAH. TAH strikes me as more EST-like. You may want TAL to balance the EST or you may prefer more TAH to complement the EST.
P88 turned out to be a less pure (and unreproducible) form of P93 synthesized by an alternate lab. I’ve been trying to figure out what the impurities might have been. I believe the P88 effects were very, very different from what we know as P93.