Post: #1

Hi guys

Any of you guys got any good tips to help diffusin in cold weather? been having trouble with it now in winter time. I live in Norway where there is like 0 degress celsius (equals 32 degrees farenheit) this time of year.

I know there has been a few threads about this topic earlier, but they are mostly about oil-based mones. I only have sprays

Post: #2

Which mones do you have?
My place is cold too. It was on average of negative 15 Celsius, and it went down to -25 Celsius a few days ago.
I heard that alcohol based mones have better diffusion in the cold weather, but in my situation, I haven't had hits outside, even though some of my sprayer versions were alcohol based. (FB, alcohol Glace. BTW all my mones are in a sprayer)
When you get inside the building and start to warm up, the mones will start to diffuse.
The key to diffusion is to heat up or keep your body warm, in my opinion. Unless you are going to stay out there long and have interactions out there, I think you should be okay.
Though you should keep in mind that you are not going to get much hits outside.

My apology that I can't give better advises, and I'm probably repeating what others have said it before.
I hope you get many great results you want from your mone journey.

sw72hw.

Post: #3

Sprays are better than oil in the cold but once things get chilly, you are far better looking to make the most of indoor situations where it is invariably warmer/more humid than trying to boost the minimal diffusion you will get outdoors.

Post: #4

Hey Sikk could you be more specific about the problem that your having.Alcohol spray are already best suited for cold climates. You might just have to wait till you get inside and it gets warmer. What specifically are you having problems with

Post: #5

I live in Michigan. I find what helps is:

- Fast Burn Glace
- Great cover scent sprayed on top of application point after it dries
- Pheromones sprayed on top of deodorant under your arm pit
- Increase internal body temperature (Some foods, exercise and such factors help with this)
- Proper application points (Exposed areas such as neck, elbow crooks, arm pits, etc)
- Spray it n your hair and bundle up (Body heat leaves through your head, so its a huge place for diffusion)

Post: #6

That makes sense. Thanks for the advice.

Post: #7

You are welcome.

FB Glace is HUGE. It is fast hitting, to the point in sixty seconds of cold weather it still hits, which buys you time for the rest of your mix to take effect.

Post: #8

Get a battery operated hand warmer and spray your choice of mones on the cloth covering, stick it in your pocket and go to town.

Post: #9

Alright, guys. Thanks for fast and good response. My "problem" has been that it takes a loong time before I see any effects on others when I wear mones (around 6 hours-ish). I've used evolve for a long time, but not many hits the hours straight after application. It gets better after 6 hours tho. I figured that since I live in a cold climate like sw72hw this could be the reason for the "delay". Tried cohesion oil sample with same result.

One thing I could be doing wrong might be the app points. I usually do neck area, I also wear a scarf when I am at the mall, stores etc. Only exposed skin surface is then my face, hair and fingers. any tips here?

(02-05-2013 6:39 PM)KIMBA Wrote:  I live in Michigan. I find what helps is:

- Fast Burn Glace
- Great cover scent sprayed on top of application point after it dries
- Pheromones sprayed on top of deodorant under your arm pit
- Increase internal body temperature (Some foods, exercise and such factors help with this)
- Proper application points (Exposed areas such as neck, elbow crooks, arm pits, etc)
- Spray it n your hair and bundle up (Body heat leaves through your head, so its a huge place for diffusion)

Awesome tips man. Just got my order of cohesion spray so gonna try this.

Post: #10

Wear a lot of clothes so you are very warm, but don't cover application point. I believe but may not be right that applying lotion then pheromones on top helps with diffusion.