There has been a lot of talk over the last few years about the power of pheromones and how we should all be buying them out of a bottle from a perfume shop if we want to attract the opposite sex.It is important to note however that this information is usually produced by the companies who make and sell pheromones and so is usually very untrue. Lets take a look at the true information and clear up some of the confusion.

Only your own work. You cannot buy a bottle of either someone else’s pheromone parfum or synthetic ones and expect them to work. Each pheromone is unique to one person and represents their body. If you cover yourself in someone else’s pheromones it will not be a match and the positive effects will not occur. Further to this your own pheromones will mix with the fake and create a very unattractive pheromones product

Don’t sweat it. Thinking that you are producing lots of attractive pheromones when your sweating more than ever is quite frankly dangerous. Sweat glands do produce a number of the bodies pheromones but they are certainly very different bodily production.Bacteria in your sweat gives of that unpleasant odor, but many people still mistake this for pheromones, which do in fact have no smell of their own.


Deodorants mask pheromones
.  A problem that a lot of people have is that they want to use their pheromones to attract others but don’t want to sweat or smell so cover their bodies in deodorant and perfume fragrances. The time when most pheromones are released is just after showering. Thus, waiting a good 10-15 mins before sticking on your smelly products will give the skin time to cover itself fully. Also, try not to apply a strong or overpowering deodorant or perfume that masks your natural pheromone production

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