Post: #1

I just saw the post over on Facebook that LP has a retail store now and they're announcing the grand opening. It looks beautiful! Just thought I'd post the link here so no one misses it.

Post: #2

It looks beautiful indeed.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who thought that this will make pheromones more mainstream.
I hope they improve their site though. It's really not well organized that it turned me off from buying.

Post: #3

(05-31-2015 1:07 PM)Cornfed Wrote:  I just saw the post over on Facebook that Love Potion has a retail store now and they're announcing the grand opening. It looks beautiful! Just thought I'd post the link here so no one misses it.

No fair lol open one in NJ nyc area

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(05-31-2015 1:25 PM)ShadowX114 Wrote:  I hope they improve their site though. It's really not well organized that it turned me off from buying.

try using it on a cell phone lmao

Post: #4

(05-31-2015 1:25 PM)ShadowX114 Wrote:  It looks beautiful indeed.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who thought that this will make pheromones more mainstream.
I hope they improve their site though. It's really not well organized that it turned me off from buying.

Agreed with the beautiful shop and website re-design. Hope someone from LPMP is watching this thread.

As for making pheromones more mainstream.... well, I guess it may be possible. But will wait and see.

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(05-31-2015 1:45 PM)flacowww Wrote:  try using it on a cell phone lmao

Post: #5

It looks great!

I'm not fond of the hocus pocus stuff. It gives the place a witchy look.

Perhaps this is the dawn of a new day where stores have both a brick & mortar store and an online presence.

Seems to buck the trend of big stores closing their brick & mortar stores and maintaining only an online presence.

You can buy something and get to chat with it's maker...in person. Way cool!

I can only imagine how good it would be to smell their custom fragrances first before I buy.

Good Luck~!

Post: #6

Physical space is always needed, and time spent there will be plenty so why not put up a display and a checkout.
Some of the most successful online stores are 1 store/website.
I think its the best model.

As for LPMP, are those daggers for use in case pheromones dont work?

Post: #7

(06-01-2015 6:47 AM)Paradox Wrote:  I'm not fond of the hocus pocus stuff. It gives the place a witchy look.

I got the witchy vibe from them just from the word "magickal" in their name. After dating a wiccan chick for years, I pretty much learned that if you see someone put a 'k' in magic, you can bet it's neo-pagan related. I'm not religious, but I think it's kinda cute.