Pheroline FAQs

Q: Should I apply Pheroline to my clothing or directly to my skin?

A: You can do either, although application to the skin is the preferred method. This is the way it occurs in nature, and body heat creates a more effective dispersal of the pheromones toward your targets. Also, pheromones may not completely wash out in the laundry.

Q: Is it OK to mix pheromones with colognes, aftershaves, or essential oils?

A: Absolutely.

Q: Will pheromones work on women I already know?

A: Yes. You may notice female friends and co-workers getting more flirtatious and touchy-feely once you start using Pheroline®. If you're married or in a committed relationship (or both), you may notice a definite increase in intimacy, as well as sexual interest and activity with your partner(s).

Q: What about strangers?

A: Pheromones create a very positive first impression. You may notice store clerks, bank tellers, waitresses, even complete strangers on the sidewalk making eye contact, smiling, initiating conversation, even flirting with you. The rest is up to you.

Q: How much should I use? Is more always better?

A: Wearing too much can actually be intimidating to women. As they used to say with Brillcreme, a little dab'll do ya!

Q: How long will Pheroline last on my skin?

A: Roughly 8 hours.

Q: What are good application points?

A: Generally anywhere you'd apply cologne: your neck, wrists, and anyplace you think your target's nose might end up.

Q: What is pheromone OD?

A: Exactly what the name implies: pheromone overdose. Although hardly fatal, if you notice people avoiding you, people being unusually aggressive toward you, and women acting intimidated around you, you might just be using too much of the product.

Q: Will Pheroline help me attract lesbians?

A: Only if you're a woman. Bisexuals, however, are quite another story.

Q: Will wearing Pheroline cause your natural production of pheromones to decrease?

A: Not in the least.