The Pit Trick

[biteme]

FYI = Foolish Young Idiot

lol

I like that. That\'s pretty funny !

[Walter]

Well originally the pit trick was 1 drop of PI in each armpit.

But now its basically anything you want, but I would recommend an oil based product.

[biteme]

Out of curiosity, how come an oil based product ?

[Watcher]

Back that up, oil based products are best for underarms, alcohol products best for clothes underarms.
Remember the nol rone and none breakdown.

[Wolfe]

can slow up that conversion by taking a shower using a anti-baterial soap b4 appling phers\'

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Hey CptKipling -
Have you ever got a \"hit\" or noticed people acting more friendly or giving you more attention when you used your version?

Oh and did you have big-time B.O. or just regular B.O. when you tried it?

thanks

[CptKipling]

Big time BO? I\'m offended! [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/laugh.gif[/img]

I\'ve never tried it OVER any BO, except if it was very slight. If I really had bad BO before I was really going anywhere then I would have a wash.

It\'s best before you do anything, say just after a shower, but also ok if there isnt much of a smell after your day and then decide to go out.

Any hits? Nothing strong actually, but things are a lot more comfortable socially, with a slight increase in attention, and *maybe* a slight dominance affect. I suppose the types of reactions from a good spread of pheros, but at quite low conc.. I have never really worn it to get hits, well not any more than cologne would bring on its own.

I mainly use this to keep things pleasant, but it does add something. Also good for a clean pallette, so to speak.

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Put some lime juice under your pits, the BO goes away but the pheros stay.

[CptKipling]

Thats an interesting alternative, \'cept you smell like lime and not cologne [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/tongue.gif[/img]

How long does the lime smell last?

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It fades away slowly. If you really want to smell good and keep your pheromones just buy one of those all natural deodorants. If you apply them before you get any BO it will destroy the bateria that converts your apocrine secretions into androstadienone and androstadienol, so it will be better to apply them after strenuous exercise. Its kind of alot of work to go through to keep your natural pheromones I just use one spray of TE uncented under each armpit after deodorant application and im good for the day.
http://www.lovestory.it/fragrances/deodorants.htm

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Hey guys, I\'ve just started putting pheros in the arm pits.
Personally I haven\'t been able to smell anything nasty in the NPA/m or the PI/m. I put a drop in the armpit and spray over the top with a nice perfume, and I\'ve never had any complaints with it.
In fact last night I was body dancing with a prospect and she mentioned how nice I smelt, and I had been getting my groove on for a couple hours already.
I\'ve noticed that sweating and heat really brings out the scent of the perfume, and I suppose this works the same for the applied pheros? So armpits would theoretically be a great place to put them yeah?

Comments welcome [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[cuddlebear]

Theoretically, they would be THE place to put them, because of the sweat, but in practice I have had mixed results with the pit trick ... Cuddles

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If you put too much fragrance under your pits the smell will get really concentrated, like if your stationary for too long esp (sitting for a drink) and you suddenly lift your arms the scent of the fragrance might overwhelm some people. It happend to me once it turned away some people until the smell dissipated, Remember stay active body heat really releases those pheros.

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Does lime juice do the same thing, kill the bacteria that convert your apocrine secretions?

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CptKip -
Did you have in mind a specific type of aftershave, maybe? Like the kind they would use in a barber shop, that smells like a barber shop? Any idea what that fragrance would be?

[DrSmellThis]

Lime is one of the most common ingredients in men\'s cologne, deodorant, and aftershave.