Post: #21

(07-13-2018 3:28 AM)stefdude Wrote:  .Also, if you put them on body/face hair, beard or chest for example, the residue is almost impossible to remove without damaging your skin first.

This is not true

Post: #22

(07-13-2018 12:22 PM)Blacky Chan Wrote:  This is not true

Have you tried it?The few times I've done it I could smell it after more than 4 days, it was on short facial hair.The more oily a molecule is, the more difficult is to remove it and I think hairs absorb oil, so it also makes sense in theory.

Post: #23

(07-13-2018 1:37 PM)stefdude Wrote:  Have you tried it?The few times I've done it I could smell it after more than 4 days, it was on short facial hair.The more oily a molecule is, the more difficult is to remove it and I think hairs absorb oil, so it also makes sense in theory.

Yes i have, you stated...

the residue is almost impossible to remove without damaging your skin first.

Most people can get by with a soapy shower, witch hazel is also an option. Hunters soap also works, none of these damage your skin.

Post: #24

(07-13-2018 3:19 PM)Blacky Chan Wrote:  Yes i have, you stated...

the residue is almost impossible to remove without damaging your skin first.

Most people can get by with a soapy shower, witch hazel is also an option. Hunters soap also works, none of these damage your skin.

I know what I stated, it was a hyperbole, yet true for me.I meant that the scrubbing it needs will hurt your skin first.
Anti-oil soap, witch hazel and peroxide cannot completely remove apps on naked skin, let alone hairs which absorb oils.I don't know about hunting soap.
I'm very lucky to have a relative that can detect even the slightest none (the one that can detect even with a cover scent) and scrubbing with the above products absolutely didn't completely remove the app.

To anyone:If you have a close one who can trust that can strongly detect none, I bet you will find out the same.That's why you have to take a break from sticky products, you cannot avoid buildup.

Post: #25

(07-14-2018 4:32 AM)stefdude Wrote:  I know what I stated, it was a hyperbole,

How would anyone know you were being hypeebolic in that statement? What if a newbie read that?

Post: #26

(07-14-2018 8:29 AM)Blacky Chan Wrote:  How would anyone know you were being hypeebolic in that statement? What if a newbie read that?

Again, you seem to miss the point.Who is going to hurt his skin rubbing mones off?That was the hyperbole, not the statement that you can't avoid buildup unless you do a damaging scrubbing, and even then it's doubtful.

It's very easy to verify what I say if you have a trusted one who is a strong detector.

Post: #27

(07-16-2018 2:20 AM)stefdude Wrote:  Again, you seem to miss the point.Who is going to hurt his skin rubbing mones off?

(07-16-2018 2:20 AM)stefdude Wrote:  , yet true for me.I meant that the scrubbing it needs will hurt your skin first.

(07-16-2018 2:20 AM)stefdude Wrote:  That was the hyperbole, not the statement that you can't avoid buildup unless you do a damaging scrubbing, and even then it's doubtful.

If mone residue lasts 4 days after application, any subsequent application within that time frame would lead to build up

Post: #28

(07-13-2018 9:11 AM)MMM Wrote:  The only mone I put on my arm pits is A-1, and I THINK it works well there.

I sometimes wash my armpits using Dial magnetic. Works well for me.

Post: #29

Have any of you tried using mones on your forehead, facial hair or chin hair ?

Post: #30

IMO every situation is unique. What are you wearing? How many layers? Will you be indoors, outdoors or in a vehicle?
A few general points. Pubic hair is believed to remain part of our anatomy because it is one of the body's main diffusion points for our natural mone signature. I apply lots of products around my tool, though I live in a hot climate and never cover that area with more than one layer. It is probably my most successful application point, especially with cops.
I also spray some products under the armpits, but this only works for me if they are clean, most of the hair is trimmed, and I'm not using deodorant.
Then there is the tactical approach. If I'm driving with a target, I'll apply to my right wrist and hang my arm near her headrest.
Finally, remember to apply anything which imprints or might make your balls shrivel up away from your face or upper torso.