Post: #1

Last week I was shopping in a supermarket and wanted to buy, among other things, shower gel because I had run out of the one I had.
I was looking for some new gel and I noticed that on one of them it says that it contains pheromones.

I bought it and am currently testing it. Below I put the composition of this gel, there is only androstadienone.
What do you think about it? Is it sensible to use pheromones in shower gel?

Aqua,Sodium Laureth Sulfate,Cocamidopropyl Betaine,Sodium Chloride,Glycerin,Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride,Androstadienone,Parfum,Coco-Glucoside,Laureth-2,Caprylyl/Capryl Glucoside,Propylene Glycol,PEG-7 Glyceryl Cocoate,PEG-55 Propylene Glycol Oleate,Dipropylene Glycol,Tocopherol,Hydrogenated Palm Glycerides Citrate,Tetrasodium EDTA,Benzophenone-4,Sodium Hydroxide,Citric Acid,Linalool,Limonene,Butylphenyl Methylpropional,Sodium Benzoate,Sodium Salicylate,CI 16035,CI 17200,CI 42090

Post: #2

A huge surface area for diffusion . . . I vaguely remember testing the laid brand. Nothing spectacular from my recollection. I remember spiking the bottle with New Pheromone Additive and having better results from it. I believe it was Androstadienone only as well. But it has been many years and many beers since then.

Post: #3

I’ve tried this years ago.
It’s sort of a silly idea for a true connoisseur.
But for someone just looking to experiment and have fun, well, why not.
The notion that you are applying the pheromones while simultaneously washing it off is what’s most hilarious about it to me. However Androstadienone is sticky so some will stay around through the wash.
But then you are left with varying dosages every time you wash never really knowing how much did what.
I personally wouldn’t waste my time.
In fact, for someone who uses pheromones regularly, the wash could actually make things worse because it will skew your results from day to day… so someone like me wouldn’t even touch it.
I actually am very careful about what washes I use and try to use the same wash all the time. The slightest difference in ingredients like essential oils, from one wash to the next could skew results on pheromone mixes that one might wear.