Symptoms of A-none & A-nol

[GenerallySpeakingSense]

Hi All,

Every experience any symptoms of using mones? Well, just wanna share my opinions that have

observed on my personal self while wearing them. esp when using PI/m/unscented and AE/m. Both standalone, and

mixed.

For PI/m/unscented, usually i put it on my neck's pulse points. With and without cover fragrances, I

experienced itchiness on those parts. Perhaps it explains why I don't observe my hits really much 'cos I'm most

probably scratching my self nearly almost half the time. But I'm exaggerating on the half-the-time part. But for

the first hour or so, I'd start to itch. After a while it slowly fades away. I hope I'm not one of the kabillions

who is allergic to it!

I've also placed PI/m/unscented on my temples, or on the chin. No itches, but a

headache. I've read somewhere in this forum that -none can cause headaches to some phero-users here.

For AE/m,

i don't experience any itchiness on my necks when i used it standalone, with and without cover scents. But... i get

real sleepy when i placed them on my temples and nose.

Any other users like to share their experience

[Friendly1]

...But for the first hour or so, I'd start to itch. After a while it slowly fades

away. I hope I'm not one of the kabillions who is allergic to it!

I've also placed PI/m/unscented on my

temples, or on the chin. No itches, but a headache. I've read somewhere in this forum that -none can cause

headaches to some phero-users here.
If these symptoms persist, try applying the pheromones elsewhere on

your body. Do either your chest or your arms (I wouldn't do both until I was sure there would be no reaction).



Itching is sometimes psychosomatic. Our bodies are trying to tell us we are feeling uncomfortable with a

situation.


For AE/m, i don't experience any itchiness on my necks when i used it standalone, with and

without cover scents. But... i get real sleepy when i placed them on my temples and nose.
Never heard of

anything like that. Sounds like you need to keep the pheromones as far from your nose as you can. As long as they

can be dispersed, you should enjoy some hits.

[Skyy]

Ive played with PI a ton...and trust

me ive had horrible headaches from it. First I get a phero high then it turns into a headache. I usually try to

keep PI away from my nose or any products that are highly concentrated.

[Friendly1]

Does this mean

that maybe mones are not for everybody?Are there some people that should not use mones?Please answer this

questions,i still dont know wether mones are 100% safe to use on human body.I would not want something happen to me

after some years because pheros are maybe not for me.
It might be the carrier. It might just be a case of

too much anxiety (too strong an application, or being too self-conscious).

It will take some experimentation to

find out what the right application level is.

Remember, while a few guys like me report that we are using 4-6

sprays of this or that, we are spraying the products in different places, or showering more frequently, or being

more active, or less active, than other guys.

We're all doing things a little differently, and though we can

share ideas and suggest different applications, we each still need to figure out what works for us.

[einstein]

A lot of the oil or dipropelyne

glycol products will irritate my skin slightly. If I put it behind my ears it will be itching all day. Alcohol

based products don't do this, neither do the gels.

[BIONIC MAN]

Does this mean

that maybe mones are not for everybody?Are there some people that should not use mones?Please answer this

questions,i still dont know wether mones are 100% safe to use on human body.I would not want something happen to me

after some years because pheros are maybe not for me. you can wear them on clothes , i usually put a

dab on shirt collar even 2 dabs sometimes.:lol:

[tiberius]

Something to keep in mind

is...dont set there and sniff any of the alcohol based carriers because you will probably get a headache/light

headed from it...just the nature of alcohol (especially the lighter alcohols like methanol, ethanol, and

propanol/isopropanol).