Covering scented products

[chas]

Do some phero

users apply a cover scent over scented products ? If so, which cover scents over which 'mones ? Thanks.

[sgcliques]

Yes i do

[terry0400-40]

Do some

phero users apply a cover scent over scented products ? If so, which cover scents over which 'mones ?

Thanks.

That is a good question

Chas.
I have used mainly unscented products in the

past.



And considering i am planning on ordering a scented product just as soon as

i can obtain a "discount code" this information will also be of interest to me.

[Pagodeiro]

Chas

Pheros by DST gives a

great cover and it´s scent mixes well with most of the other scented products ...

Pago

[kgk4569]

Well Chas, That's an

interesting question, As there are a ton of different smells with colognes, and pheros alike. Basicly what you would

want to do is find one that works for you, because it is all about personal preference.

There are some Mixing

guidelines, but most of it is personal taste. For example I would not mix PI scented with Pheros. PI has a

fruity/flowery smell, which would clash with Pheros. Whereas TE scented with sandalwood, would mix nicely with it.

[idesign]

When you begin to try to blend

scents you run into a host of problems, best worked out by trial and error, like kgk said. Unscented Mones give you

the option to cover with what you like.

Tell us which scented products you have and maybe we can help more.

[chas]

Tell us

which scented products you have and maybe we can help more.

- I'm getting some PI scented soon (main

reason for asking the question)

- TE scented )
- AE ) I suppose these two are worn without cover scents ?

-

NPA (I know it is unscented but good cover scent ideas ?)

I feel that the fragrance of the scented products is

quite mild & wears off quickly but that of a cologne would last longer & be a classier fragrance anyway ?

[Rbt]

I personally don't cover already

scented products with another scent, partially due to the risk of "scent clash" where the multiple fragrances can

combine to really stink...

The only exceptions are products that have very light scents, like AD's neroli

scented products and some of the very lightly scented products on LS. If I apply and notice the cover has faded

within a short time then I consider it fair game to look for a better longer lasting scent. But be careful.

If

you want to stick with a tried and true personal favorite fragrance/cologne I'd opt for the "unscented" (no added

fragrance) products. And having an off the shelf commercial cover can avoid any problems when someone asks what

cologne you are wearing. I've yet to see anyone come up with a "smell alike" for Chikara, most of the Impi's, etc.



Unless you just tell em it was made by a gypsy with a gold-capped tooth right there in her sink (smelled like

turpintine and looked like India Ink...) ["Love Potion Number 9"]