Which Type Of Pheromone Is Right For You?

Pheromones act as a form of chemical communication among human beings. These chemicals are popular for their ability to attract members of the opposite sex.

These are the four common types of human pheromones:

Androstenone, or A-None is found in both men and women. However, it is usually recognized as a male pheromone because it creates a dominant and aggressive aura and projects an aggressive alpha impression. This pheromone can also cause people to act more polite to the wearer. This type of pheromone has quite a strong and sharp smell in high concentrations, so wearing a decent cover fragrance over androstenone applications is necessary.

Androstenol, or A-Nol, has two types, the alpha and beta androstenol. The alpha and beta androstenol produce different results. The alpha androstenol makes the wearer seem more approachable, friendly, and less intimidating by creating an aura of youth and fitness. Like androstenone, alpha androstenol is not a "macho" pheromone. In the other hand, beta androstenol is good for inducing conversations, but it is less popular than alpha-androstenol, possibly because of its limited availability.

Androsterone, or A-Rone, bring about an aura of protection and reliableness which is usually associated with peaceful alpha males. This type of pheromone makes the wearer appear more masculine. Androsterone can also enhance the effect of other pheromones in a pheromone mix.

Androstadienone, or A1 pheromone is probably the most popular pheromone within the pheromones community. This so-called "love pheromone" can increase closeness and caring feelings.

Pheromones can be topically applied and combined. Pheromone fragrances sold on the Internet can help people be more attractive to members of the opposite sex and be more respected by members of the same sex at the same time.

Is It Safe To Mix Pheromone Products?

Many pheromone users experiment mixing two pheromone products, then fail, then go back to using standalone products. Here, you can discover some basics facts about pheromone mixing. Naturally, it is much easier to produce a pheromone mix if you know what you are mixing. The only way to determine this is to use every pheromone product on its own first and see what reactions that pheromone product - cologne, perfume or oil - gives in specific situations.

You must know that some pheromone products are oil-based and some are alcohol-based when it comes to pheromone mixing. For example The Edge and New Pheromone Additive use alcohol base while Primal Instinct and Scent of Eros use oil. If you use an atomizer and even if you shake your atomizer there is a possibility that the products won't mix well. You'll need a calibrated glass dropper to be able to mix different pheromone products. It's not costly, and it is available at the nearest pharmacy. Some pheromone products are kept in a roll-on bottle, others sometimes even in an open mouth bottle; however, some products have an integrated dropper that you can use.

The basic idea concerning pheromone mixes is that by adding the products together, you can maximize their effectiveness. If you have a pheromone mix that simply does not work, don't put more stuff into it - it is unlikely that this will make it work. Most pheromone mixes are very simple and made of two products only. The popular mixes include Scent of Eros (contains androstenol) plus NPA (contains androstenone), or Androstenone Pheromone Concentrate (APC) plus New Pheromone Additive.