Does Coppulins smell diffferent for other people?

[eternitys_child]

eternitys_child For copulins, I'd go with Glow xs181 xs 181 and I rarely use cover scent.

I have a 30ml desire me oil, that definitely does the trick (=

why do you recommeng glow over desire me?

[Primross]

I have a 30ml desire me oil, that definitely does the trick (=

why do you recommeng glow over desire me?

I need to get desire me how many drops do you use?

[Scottie2Hottie]

I have a 30ml desire me oil, that definitely does the trick (=

why do you recommeng glow over desire me?

How did you get a 30 ml of Desire Me? How much was it?

[Scottie2Hottie]

I need to get desire me how many drops do you use?

Usually one is sufficient.

[Primross]

Usually one is sufficient.

30ml must last a lifetime!!

[Scottie2Hottie]

That's like what, 900 drops? A 30 ml would last you 3 yrs or more.

[Xcc]

eternitys_child To answer your question about why I prefer Glow over Desire Me...

With other blends with copulins, or just straight copulins, there seems to be the risk of women thinking you're a player or having some type of negative reaction.

Glow seems to get around this issue. Women just LOVE it. Men give me lots of respect, too!

[EMPYREAL]

Apparently, Dogs and a spray formulated with cops a no go lol I usually walk my neighbors dog on Sundays but since they had an unexpected trip yesterday, I had passed by just in the nick of time for them to ask me to to walk their dog. I totally forgot I was wearing Ascend (unscented) and when we went out on the walk he had been jumping and humping me like I was his toy lol, however listen to every command, plus acted like a cat on catnip, for which a rottweiler was usual. Cops ; even affects dogs!. I didn't pass by the dog park for this reason , it could have been worse! But probably a dream come true if you were in my shoes.

[Xcc]

EMPYREAL Thank you for this information! Note to self: avoid dogs.

More on dogs and pheromones...

https://discoverxs.com/forum/pheromonexs-retail-products/Pheromone-Research-Development-and-Theory/in-the-news/42321-mones-around-dogs

[Primross]

EMPYREAL Thank you for this information! Note to self: avoid dogs.

More on dogs and pheromones...

https://discoverxs.com/forum/pheromo...es-around-dogs

Dogs are attracted to human cops. That's bizarre

[Xcc]

Primross I once wore Aqua Vita to a friend's house. His tiny dog (who had never seen me before in his life) walked over to me, looked up, jumped on my lap, and just sat there very quietly. Didn't move at all. My friend said, "That's weird. He doesn't do that ever. He usually avoids people."

Yes pheromones effect animals.

[Primross]

Primross I once wore Aqua Vita to a friend's house. His tiny dog (who had never seen me before in his life) walked over to me, looked up, jumped on my lap, and just sat there very quietly. Didn't move at all. My friend said, "That's weird. He doesn't do that ever. He usually avoids people."

Yes pheromones effect animals.

Well cops are not a pherimone.

[Scottie2Hottie]

Well cops are not a pherimone.

Who says?

[Primross]

Who says?

I have seen many sources say this Scottie.

[Xcc]

Primross There is some debate about what a pheromone is. Some people have a strict definition. So what you said about copulins not being a pheromone is understandable.

For those who use a general definition such as any substance that can change how someone feels that does so via the vomeronasal organ or the olfactory system that's involved in sexual or social signalling (or behavior), then sure copulins could be considered pheromones.

[Primross]

Primross There is some debate about what a pheromone is. Some people have a strict definition. So what you said about copulins not being a pheromone is understandable.

For those who use a general definition such as any substance that can change how someone feels that does so via the vomeronasal organ or the olfactory system that's involved in sexual or social signalling (or behavior), then sure copulins could be considered pheromones.

Yes I get it too. To us at least they are because they belong in blends but idk how science sees them

[Xcc]

Primross The way I see it, if it is olfactory based and it creates a "signal", then I would think of it as a pheromone.

[Bloodburn]

Primross Maybe we can just call it molecule that has pheromone like properties if some don't think it's pheromone. Something like Astaxanthin also works like pheromone but it isn't.

[Xcc]

Bloodburn Exactly. There are molecules that may not be pheromones, but do act like them.

[Bloodburn]

Xcc Maybe the new molecule in xs193 is also not a pheromone. I wonder.