Post: #1

What's up guys?
It's been a while that I posted stuff in the forum. I've been busy trying to get my transfer issue sorted out. I still have some more left to do, but I now have some room to come here and ask more questions.
Well, winter's coming, heck, winter's come in the Twin Cities, MN. I was wondering how effective the mones are in the winter, and if the usage should be different from non-winter time. For example, I was wondering if I need to be applying mones on clothes, instead of applying on the skin, or applying mones on the clothes as well as applying them on the skin. Thank you all in advance for whoever answering my thread!

Post: #2

SW,

Personally, I apply mones regularly during the winter time as I do the summer time. On the skin. The only difference is that I use a cologne that lasts longer on me, and has a greater sillage. The trick is to get the mones to the receptors and to stay warm. Because the skin dries up much faster, I would suggest using lotion prior to mone application, letting it dry, and then applying your mones and cover scent on top of that.

Post: #3

(11-05-2012 9:56 AM)bored4life Wrote:  SW,

Personally, I apply mones regularly during the winter time as I do the summer time. On the skin. The only difference is that I use a cologne that lasts longer on me, and has a greater sillage. The trick is to get the mones to the receptors and to stay warm. Because the skin dries up much faster, I would suggest using lotion prior to mone application, letting it dry, and then applying your mones and cover scent on top of that.

*2 on what he said.

A great place I like to put mones on summer and winter wise is on the carotid artery (jugular) right behind your chin and under your ear.

Same tips apply, personally I like winter more for mones because they tend to have a longer staying power since it's cold outside and going into dry warm places I see my mones hit longer and farther.

Post: #4

I agree that the mones seem to last better in the winter, which makes perfect sense since I'm sweating less.
Outdoors they probably are pretty much useless now since I live in a place where it's absolutely fucking freezing until April, but once I get indoors and take off the cap, the jacket, the gloves and whatnot, of course the mones will be working just fine once I heat up.
I think they work just as well in all seasons, only the settings change. In the summer they work great even outdoors while in the winter they won't. On the other hand I'll be staying indoors as much as possible, so there's no problem.

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Post: #5

Thanks guys!
So there is no difference as far as the application goes. Too bad that the mones are not that effective outdoor. Wanted to test how it works outside. Guess I'll have to wait till later.

Post: #6

I don't think application on clothes would help much when the temperature gets very low. Applying them on a shirt would be OK but you'll still have a jacket over it. And applying on the jacket ought to be a total waste. Zero diffusion.

Post: #7

I don't think application on clothes would help much when the temperature gets very low. Applying them on a shirt would be OK but you'll still have a jacket over it. And applying on the jacket ought to be a total waste. Zero diffusion.