Post: #1

im really confused if i should wear deodorant or not when using mones, does it effect the pheromones power on people ?

i was reading on another thread something about natural deodorants and crystal stuff so here is one i was looking at but i have no idea if its good or not.

this one looks the most pleasing because you only have to apply it once a week at night time and that means i would not need deodorant during the day plus i don't see girls at school before i go to sleep so i wouldn't have to worry about the mones if im being honest.



what do you think ??

Post: #2

A deoderant shouldn't have any effect on the pheromones, althugh I would use them one on top of the other. Antipersperants on the other hand attempt to stop persperation, which of course contains pheromones and should be avoided, for more reasons than just affecting pheromone output.

I've not tried crystals, but there are many people that swear by them.

Post: #3

(04-10-2011 10:15 AM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  A deoderant shouldn't have any effect on the pheromones, althugh I would use them one on top of the other. Antipersperants on the other hand attempt to stop persperation, which of course contains pheromones and should be avoided, for more reasons than just affecting pheromone output.

I've not tried crystals, but there are many people that swear by them.

but if i only wear my antiperspirants on my under arms and my mones on my wrists and neck would that be ok ?

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(04-10-2011 10:15 AM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  A deoderant shouldn't have any effect on the pheromones, althugh I would use them one on top of the other. Antipersperants on the other hand attempt to stop persperation, which of course contains pheromones and should be avoided, for more reasons than just affecting pheromone output.

I've not tried crystals, but there are many people that swear by them.

but if i only wear my antiperspirants on my under arms and my mones on my wrists and neck would that be ok ?

Post: #4

It would, but again antipersperants attempt to prevent persperation, which contains pheromones, so you're cutting down on your own natural production.

Post: #5

(04-10-2011 10:47 AM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  It would, but again antipersperants attempt to prevent persperation, which contains pheromones, so you're cutting down on your own natural production.

i see thanks for the help

Post: #6

I've recently been using the coconut oil derivative monolaurin as a fixative. Since monolaurin is naturally antimicrobial, it should prevent conversion on the skin from one pheromone to another.

So I had the idea -- What if I sprayed it in my armpits? The natural heat and hair should lead to excellent diffusion, provided that conversion is adequately prevented by a 10% monolaurin concentration.

In early tests, I've been surprised to find that my underarm sweat has been nearly odorless! You could really use an unscented monolaurin spray as an effective deodorant, I think.

Post: #7

The easiest way to treat the underarms is with either rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizer. I find that it lasts for hours.

The good thing about using something anti-microbial is that it doesn't reduce your own pheromone output, but does inhibit the bacteria which would normally be converting your good Pheromones into bad smelly things.