Human Pheromones – How To Apply Pheromone Products
There is no art form in how to use human pheromones. If you can apply fragrance products such as perfumes and colognes then you have no problems in applying pheromones.
1. Human pheromones are applied to the skin but not just any part of the body.
2. The recommended areas to apply pheromone-enhanced product includes the wrist, preferably the back of the wrist, behind the ears and around the neckline.
3. If you are using a spray product then you usually required just one light spray on either or both wrists or the other areas mentioned. Non- spray products will usually come with a brush which you use to lightly dab the product on the above mentioned areas.
With sprays, you really only need one spray shot and as you become used to the product, you may increase this to two however, it’s not really needed.
5. Only apply to one part of the body such as just the wrist or the neckline or just behind the ears.
6. If you don’t like the fragrance being sold by the company, in most cases you have the option of purchasing a concentrate formula. The idea is to add some of the concentrate to your favorite cologne or perfume.
Basically, that’s it but always check either the package the product comes in or the label for precise instructions. Human pheromone products are only applied to the skin and should really only be used in liberal amounts.
If you apply human pheromones to the wrists and wash your hands after visiting the bathroom (and let’s hope you do), the chances of washing it off are increased. This again depends on the strength of the product and it’s a question you can clarify with the company you purchase your product from.
The reason it’s open to conjecture is there is discrepancies in the length of times the product lasts from different sellers.
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