Combining Scents: Mixing Pheromone Spray And Cologne

Mixing pheromone spray with cologne is a topic that has been widely discussed and experimented with. Pheromones are chemical compounds that animals release to elicit specific responses and reactions from other animals. In humans, pheromones are believed to be present in bodily fluids like sweat, urine, and breast milk, and they may play a role in sexual attraction. While the existence and impact of human pheromones are still debated, some companies offer pheromone-infused perfumes and colognes that claim to enhance one's natural pheromones. These products have gained popularity, especially on social media platforms like TikTok, with users sharing their experiences and reviews.

How to mix pheromone spray with cologne

Mixing pheromone spray with cologne is possible and can even make your pheromone spray last longer.

Step 1: Choose your products

Firstly, you will need to choose the pheromone spray and cologne you want to mix. You can either use a scented or unscented pheromone spray. If you choose an unscented spray, you can add your own cologne to create your desired scent.

Step 2: Prepare your pheromone spray

If you are using a pheromone spray that comes in a vial, you will need to transfer it to a rod bottle for easier application. You can order a rod bottle from the pheromone spray manufacturer.

Step 3: Mix your pheromone spray with cologne

You can now mix your pheromone spray with your chosen cologne. Watch a video or read the instructions provided by the pheromone spray manufacturer to ensure you are mixing the products correctly.

Step 4: Apply the mixture

Apply the mixture to your skin by dabbing a small amount above your upper lip and on your cheeks. You can also apply it to other areas of the body that produce a lot of heat, such as the neck, sides of the jawline, chest, or back of the neck.

Step 5: Clean your skin

Remember to clean your skin properly before applying a new mixture, as pheromone products can be very sticky and may affect the performance of new applications. Use an exfoliation scrubber or a product designed to remove dead skin cells to ensure your skin is clean.

Notes

• Mixing pheromone spray with cologne can make it last up to 4-6 months.
• Applying the pheromone spray straight without mixing it with cologne will make you use the product up more quickly.
• Do not mix pheromone spray with non-fragrances like isopropyl alcohol or water, or with lotions or oils, as it may not dissolve well.

Where to apply pheromone spray on the body

When applying pheromone spray to your body, it's important to find your "sweet spot" – the areas that will allow the pheromones to "diffuse" properly. These are usually places where body heat is sufficient, allowing the pheromones to spread out and work their magic on you and those around you.

• Jugular or Adam's apple: The neck produces a lot of heat and provides great self-effects. It's perfect for a date when someone leans in closer and can help avoid negative self-effects from certain mixes.
• Sides of the jawline: This area is close to your nose, providing great self-effects. It's also easy to clean, as you can simply shave off the application spots.
• Hair/scalp: This spot works well if you have a close-cut hairstyle, a bald head, or an exposed scalp. The head produces a lot of heat, but avoid using hair products like gel or wax, as pheromones may get trapped inside.
• Chest: The chest provides a large open area for pheromone dispersion. It's ideal if you're wearing a button-up shirt or a t-shirt.
• Back of the neck: Applying pheromones to the back of the neck can help avoid negative self-effects from certain mixes.
• Elbow pit: The small crease between the arm and forearm is a great spot for diffusion. It's easy to test the effects of different combinations by using different products in each elbow pit.
• Under light clothing: Pheromones can diffuse through light clothing, but the range of effectiveness may be reduced. This is useful for creating a pheromone signature tied specifically to you.
• On clothing: Pheromones are sticky and will adhere to fabrics, extending their life and helping to spread them more effectively. However, you may need to use more product to achieve the same level of effectiveness.

How long does pheromone spray last when mixed with cologne?

Mixing pheromone spray with cologne is possible, and it is even recommended by some pheromone product manufacturers. However, it is important to note that the effectiveness of the pheromone spray may be altered when mixed with cologne, and it is always a good idea to test the mixture on a small area of skin before applying it more liberally.

When mixed with cologne, the duration of the pheromone spray's effectiveness may be extended. According to one source, mixing pheromone spray with cologne can make it last up to 4-6 months. However, this duration may vary depending on various factors, such as the concentration of the pheromone spray, the amount applied, and individual body chemistry.

It is worth noting that pheromone sprays are designed to be carefully balanced to provide a specific effect. Altering this balance by mixing it with cologne may affect its effectiveness. Additionally, applying too much of the mixture can also be counterproductive, leading to confusion, irritation, or distant behaviour from those around you.

To get the most out of your pheromone spray and cologne mixture, it is recommended to find your "sweet spot", or the optimal amount of sprays or drops that provide the best effects. Applying the mixture to areas of the body that produce more body heat can also enhance diffusion, allowing the pheromones to project outwards and work more effectively.

Do pheromone sprays work?

Pheromones are chemicals that animals use to communicate via "smell" or chemoreception. Non-human animals contain an organ called the vomeronasal organ that contains receptors specifically for pheromones. There is evidence that pheromone products such as dog appeasing pheromone and feline facial pheromone work to calm anxious pets.

However, there is debate over whether humans have the vomeronasal organ at all, and if it is functional. One source suggests that there is no evidence that pheromones have any effect on humans, and that any perceived effects are simply a placebo.

However, some sources suggest that pheromone sprays can have an effect on human behaviour. One source details a personal experiment in which a man tested the effects of pheromone spray on his interactions with women. He found that, on the occasions he wore the spray, he felt more social and talked to more people. He also had a successful date, and received a text from his date afterwards telling him how much fun she had. He also noticed that he received more attention from women at a club and a house party. However, he acknowledges that it is hard to rule out the placebo effect, and that the spray may have simply given him a confidence boost.

Another source details a similar personal experiment, in which a woman tested a pheromone perfume. She wore the perfume to the gym, the bar, the office, the grocery store, yoga class, work events, and a night out with friends. However, she found no evidence that the perfume made her any more attractive. She chatted to a man in a bar, but he was more interested in the TV than her. She also tried the perfume at the gym, but the trainer did not seem to notice her. She concluded that the perfume did not work, and that she felt sexiest when wearing her usual perfumes.

One vendor of pheromone products recommends mixing their products with fragrance, as this is how they test them. They also recommend applying the product to the skin above the upper lip and on the cheeks. They advise that the product should be worn regularly, as the effects are cumulative.

How to remove pheromone spray from the skin and clothes

Pheromone sprays are designed to be long-lasting, so removing them from the skin and clothes can be challenging. Here are some methods to remove pheromone spray from your skin and clothes:

Removing Pheromone Spray from Skin

• Wash the area with soap and water, ensuring you use a washcloth or scrubber for a more thorough cleaning.
• Exfoliate the skin with an exfoliation scrubber or a product designed to remove dead skin cells. This will help remove any remaining pheromone molecules.
• Use witch hazel, which is known to be effective at cleaning off pheromone molecules. You can find pre-soaked witch hazel pads at many pharmacies and stores.
• Apply hand sanitizer to the area. This method can also help tone down the scent if you have applied too much.

Removing Pheromone Spray from Clothes

• Wash the clothes multiple times, as pheromones can persist on fabric even after a single wash.
• Add a cup of hydrogen peroxide to the wash to help remove the pheromone molecules.
• Try using a laundry detergent with "oxy" in the title or a light peroxide-based detergent. These types of detergents can be more effective at removing pheromone molecules.
• Avoid applying pheromone sprays directly to your clothes. Instead, apply them to your skin, allowing them to dry before putting on your clothes.

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