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Q: Do pheromones have a range?
A: Yes, but only in the same way a cologne has a range. It depends greatly on whether you are indoors, in a hot place, etc., but generally 5'-10' is a good outer limit estimate. However, the closer you are to your target, the better.

Q: How long does it take pheromones to affect an individual in my presence?
A: The scientific evidence in this area can be misleading. For the record, this states that the actual pheromone-hormone-mood axis takes about 10-15 minutes to work, but a conditioned response can be instantaneous. All you need to know is that the longer you stay around a person, the more likely it is that your pheromones will affect them, but strong reactions can happen very fast.

Q: Will wearing mones cause the mones you produce to decrease?
A: There is no feedback process that controls the amount of pheromones present on your skin (i.e. when there is lots on your skin, your body doesn't stop producing). However, it has been suggested that detection of sex pheromones causes an individual to react by secreting more of their own sex pheros as a response, for example, to an individual you want to attract. There is also a possibility that the increase in sex hormones in the blood (induced by pheromone exposure) will result in a spike in pheromone production.

Q: I've just bought my product, what now?
A: If it's a scented product, you should consider testing out the scent by applying a small amount to your wrist and smell it every 10 minutes or so. If it's unscented, doing the same thing can be useful for two reasons:
a) You will know if you can smell pheromones (very important if you don't want to be a walking stink bomb without knowing it)
b) You will be able to test if your cologne can cover the pheromone smell well.

The key with experimenting with a product is to be thorough and persistent, and to test in a variety of situations. Certainly don't just apply some and sit back and wait for a bite. 9/10 hits don't happen this way, so as a newbie just trying out his product your chances will be very slim. Try walking around, make eye contact, smile, and talk to people to see if you notice anything different. Don't become disheartened if you don't see anything, the explanation could be as simple as you missing a signal of interest.

Q: Will pheromones work for Asians?
A: There is no difference between the pheromones of an Asian person from anyone else, except perhaps in the natural levels of some of them. There may also be a difference between the amount of pheromones produced with Asian people. 
Q: Do pheromones really work a long time after I initiate the touch and conversation?
A: Yes. If you make an impression on someone, all of your contact/ communication will be slightly enhanced (why they call it an 'edge') depending on person/situation. It’s like making a really good first impression. She’ll be more likely to remember you and more likely to talk to you if you run into each other again.
Q: How much should I use? Should I just dump lots on me?
A: Absolutely not! Pheromones are not more effective the more you wear, if nothing else you will be wasting money. You may even notice that you get less reactions if you wear more, because you could be intimidating the women you are trying to attract. Try starting out with small amounts and working up. It might be better to put more on your clothing.

Q: Does it work on the people that we meet for the first time without knowing each other before?
A: Yes, this is the time to use pheromones to create a very good first impression.
Q: What about people I know already, will pheromones work on them as well?
A: Yes. For example, many people report female friends getting touchy all of a sudden. It should also be noted that people in marriages and long term relationships have reported an increase in intimacy, interest and sexual activity from their partners.

Q: Should I apply to my skin or my clothes?
A: The general consensus is that applying to skin is better, simply because that is the way nature intended it. It increases dispersal because of the body heat, and some feel that the products harmonize with the skin somewhat. Clothing applications can be more convenient, can last longer and can help avoid buildup, but pheromones have a tendency of staying on clothing even after washing. A common answer to this on the forum is that clothing applications are all well and good, but what about when it's time for the clothes to come off? ;)

Q: Can I use pheromone products with my own Essential Oils?
A: Absolutely, certain EO's can even enhance the effects of pheromones (e.g. Sandalwood for men). 

Q: What about pheromone releasing pills, are they worth a shot?
A: In short, no. The effects are not as strong or noticeable as with regular pheromone products, but the basic concept is good, even if the actual pill based products currently available are over priced and rubbish.
Q: Is there any difference between scented and unscented versions apart from the scent?
A: No.

Q: Do unscented pheromone products actually have no scent?
A: No. Most pheromones have a musky smell which ranges from pleasant to stinky. -none is one of the worse smelling pheros, while -nol is more tolerable. Incidentally, it is reported that 1/4 of men can not smell -none, so if you are one of these men, be careful about how much you are applying, you may stink and not know it!


Q: How long will the pheromones last on my skin?
A: The short answer is about 6 hours. The long answer is, as usual, somewhat more complicated  You may find that the optimum wearing time is much less than 6 hours. Pheromones work better in closed air conditioned area.

In general, most products will be WORKING for a maximum of 6-8 hours, but:
some pheromones will be absorbed into your skin and stay there for longer (buildup)
smaller than effective amounts of pheromones will be present on your skin after 8 hours
bacterial action will cause some of the pheromones to be changed into other compounds
The optimum working time for the products will be around 4 hours.

Q: Does anything happen to pheromones when they are on my skin? Do bacteria change them into anything else?
A: Yes, but you don't necessarily have to do anything about it. One thing that happens is that some pheromones get absorbed into you skin, which may or may not be a bad thing  Another thing that happens is that bacteria begin to metabolize the pheromones. This means that they will change some of the pheromones on your skin into to something else, i.e. performing a bacterial conversion. Conversions are one of the main reasons for pheromones lasting only a limited time on your skin, and they can also lead to certain applications turning quite stinky. -nol is considered to be most at risk from being converted. Bacterial conversions are actually what makes sweat smell, so you can imagine what applying a product with lots of -nol in a bacteria rich environment must smell like.

The answer is quite simple; if you want to prevent conversions (you might not want to all of the time, but that's a separate issue) don't apply pheromones to areas rich in bacteria. These areas are usually the hairier areas, which is where your body naturally releases pheromonal compounds. Don't let this completely put you off putting pheromones in your pits or crotch area, you just have to be a bit more careful.
Q: What are the best application points?
A: Generally, anywhere that creates a good rate of dispersal is considered good. These also happen to be where you would normally apply cologne. Your neck and wrists are good, and you should also think about places where your target's nose might end up, if you see what I mean.


Q: How do these pheromones work with my naturally produced pheromones?
A: Your natural pheromones exist at levels many times lower than the quantities you will regularly be applying with your
products. However, if your natural pheromone output is very high (like when you are young), you may find it easier to OverDose.

Q: How does a person know that you are the one wearing the pheromones?
A: This is the same as asking "how does everyone know it's me wearing the great cologne". Hopefully this will shed some light (e.g. the concentration will increase as a person gets closer to the source), but there is an extra twist that is an advantage pheromones have over regular smells - as long as you know how to take advantage of it. Because pheromones are associated with various things, alphaness and approachability are two examples, acting the part the pheromones you are wearing portray you as is very important. If you don't, you might find that the guy near you acting like an alpha male will get all of the hits.
Q: Why can't I smell the typical pheromone smell in one product when I can in another?
A: Not all pheromones smell the same. Androstenone is typically the one associated with the urinous/BO smell. So, because not all products contain androstenone, or even the same concentration of androstenone, different products will have different "pheromone smells".

The fragrance of a product will also help to cover up the pheromone smell.