I’m not complaining or anything because I shower twice a day, in the morning and after my workout, but I was just curious as to why it was so important to scrub the mones off if they only last for a certain amount of time. Wouldn’t it really not matter after like 10 hours if you scrubbed it off or not?
I’m new to these forums but my best guess is it has something to do with getting the pheromone molecules off completely so that it the chances of OD are lower. The time frame that the pheromones last is probably different depending on the climate and humidity and it might last longer in certain temperatures. Again, I’m not one of the experienced users but that’s what I’ve gathered from reading some of the posts here on the forum. Hopefully someone more experienced can shed more light on it. 
Most mones build down to -none.
And -none is is sticky one.
None stays much longer than any other pheromone.
Thats the reason you shouldn’t spray -none to your hair.
There is always a little residue left over and frankly it makes you stinky just like your natural mones will when you dont wash over a period of time.
When you sweat you release your own natural mones. They dont smell then. The bacteria on the body converts sweat and mones into BO and sometimes other mones. Washing helps keep the bacteria at a minimum. This helps prevent the synthetic mones from converting rapidly.
Tisha