Chikara is a great product but
I don't really like the scent so always get the unscented. Personal preference, though.
Chikara is a great product but
I don't really like the scent so always get the unscented. Personal preference, though.
To compel a man to subsidize with his taxes the propagation of ideas which he disbelieves and abhors is sinful and tyrannical.
Thomas Jefferson
Personally I like the Chikara scent,
and I have never had any complaints from the ladies about it. However if you have any doubt go with the unscented
and use a preferred cologne. Whatever works.
I have noticed a slight difference in scent between the gels and
the spray, but I really can't describe it.
The opposite of love isn't hate.
It's apathy.
It isn't about whether I like
it, but what the ladies like
So I can't really depend on my own perception...
It smells too
sweet to me, I don't want to project an effeminate image or something... but I bet women perceive the smell
differently...
I did actually notice an immense
amount of something that looked a lot like, well, "sniffing", from a female colleague, once, together with other,
er, behaviour. This was with a gel pack.
But her signals seemed kind of mixed and strange, at least to me, so
I'm not 100% sure what was going on
You have pretty much hit the nail on the head. It isn't just you (the
wearer) that should be the judge of the scent, but also those who smell it (other people, especially your "target"
group).
I have actually found some of the "men's" pheromone products to be even more "feminine" than Chikara.
was described as "flowery" by a ladyfriend (I thought it was too "feminine" as well...).
It's not easy. If you
ask around you will probably find some like it, some don't. And some of those who like it may not think it makes a
difference in how they perceive you. Some people get really "turned on" by scents, others couldn't care less. Plus
I've found some people are literally repelled by some scents, no matter how "popular" or "highly rated" it may be,
they hate it.
But *you* have to like it too or it will affect your attitude, which will come across in your
behavior.
Generally the more subtle the better.
The opposite of love isn't hate.
It's apathy.
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