Range

[Bloodburn]

depedns i usually own 2 products at a time. the 2 i have right now are new to me. i cylcle them if i get bored of them of find a better replacement

I see. We can discuss more on fragrance in my SOTD thread.

Fragrance plays a huge role in helping diffusion of our pheros so any members reading this thread might be interested in that thread as well.

[Primross]

That's why I go for the edps

[Bloodburn]

That's why I go for the edps

EDP may have better longevity and sillage (not projection) for the scent itself but on some fragrance, EDT is better. EDT vs EDP scent wise, they are quite different.

For aiding pheros diffusion and range, it all depends on the synthetic chemicals they use as ingredients. I don’t think it’s because they are EDT, EDP or Parfum fragrances.

[Primross]

true but im a sucker for sillage

[Bloodburn]

I like Parfum extrait the best. Some fragrance I only need 1 spray and it stays whole day with good projection and sillage.

[MaliciousIntent]

Have your experience with these products and their range been with Oils or Sprays?

With the exception of Domination, sprays. With oils I would say its approximately the same just reduced by 1/2 the radius, but the impact is stronger.

[Primross]

And also the speed is a lot slower to hit with an oil

[pingu]

With the exception of Domination, sprays. With oils I would say its approximately the same just reduced by 1/2 the radius, but the impact is stronger.

By impact is stronger... in car analogy, would you say that

Sprays have a higher acceleration but lower top speed than Oil?
& Oils have a lower acceleration but higher top speed than Sprays?

How significant are the acceleration and top speed differences would you say is between Sprays and Oils?
Let's assume an indoor environment of 80*F and the target is 3-4 feet away

[Primross]

By impact is stronger... in car analogy, would you say that

Sprays have a higher acceleration but lower top speed than Oil?
& Oils have a lower acceleration but higher top speed than Sprays?

How significant are the acceleration and top speed differences would you say is between Sprays and Oils?
Let's assume an indoor environment of 80*F and the target is 3-4 feet away

How long with the target? Anything over 30 mins go with oils. Under that a spray

[pingu]

How long with the target? Anything over 30 mins go with oils. Under that a spray

Let's say that I am going out, and going to be out for only an hour, around one person (target). I want to use, XiSt in this case, doesn't matter what product.

Even though a XiSt Spray has a faster hit, I should STILL go with an Oil despite the unneeded longevity, because in this scenario it is going to cut deeper into the target?

In the past, I have always used to gauge whether I should use an Oil or Spray based on how long I want it to be working for, not based on how long the targets are exposed to the products, in other words
- Less than 6 hrs = Spray
- More than 6 hrs = Oil

[Primross]

Let's say that I am going out, and going to be out for only an hour, around one person (target). I want to use, XiSt in this case, doesn't matter what product.

Even though a XiSt Spray has a faster hit, I should STILL go with an Oil despite the unneeded longevity, because it going to cut deeper into the target?

If you have both then go with both spray will be a hard hit at the begging while the oil is ramping up.