Oil vs Spray?

[Ladyofthewoods]

When it comes to Copulins, I've always had much better results with oil.

[Primross]

I find spray works better for me contrary to what most people think

[Ladyofthewoods]

Yay! I just ordered "Desire Me" in Oil!

[Ladyofthewoods]

Thank you Scottie.

[Scottie2Hottie]

One drop equals one spray..

[Ladyofthewoods]

Good Question......SteveO??????

[manover84]

Now my question is how would you calculate spray to oil ratios? Like how many sprsys equal a drop.

[Prettyrickyboi]

I'm on the side of spray, ive had both and I favor spray in any weather.

[Bloodburn]

I prefer oil because of the climate where I live. However, I find spray still works very well even at 30

°C and humid. Personally, I would choose spray or oil based on the work that it can do. One on one date mones or in a party type of mones.

[Prettyrickyboi]

what a coincidence I'm normally pretty warm LOL

[Ladyofthewoods]

I think I am going to order Desire me in the Chocolate Scent.

[Ladyofthewoods]

That's not a problem. I hate anything around my neck. I don't wear turtlenecks. Every sweater I own is either a cowlneck, a boatneck, or a V. I don't wear hats either unless it's snowing. I hate hat-hair.

[MRSNAKE]

Just be careful of build up on clothes. The neck is about the only exposed skin in winter so no turtlenecks or scarves.

I use my wrist and just roll up my sleeves, but when i mix 2 products the neck will be needed.

[Scottie2Hottie]

Just be careful of build up on clothes. The neck is about the only exposed skin in winter so no turtlenecks or scarves.

[MRSNAKE]

I'm thinking of buying a certain product in Oil. I'm thinking less silage but longer lasting, correct? Also, if I use an oil inside in the winter I should get good results because of heated house and normal body temp, right?

Yep, that's exactly my way of thinking, it's not like you're going to attract anyone walking down the road in winter anyways. People are to cold to flirt and want to just go home. Using the oil indoors in winter and you'll be fine, especially since people wear warm clothing and they tend to heat more in a heated indoors.

[Isis]

I find oil to work okay when I'm bundled up in the winter time and indoors with the heater blasting. But I'm the type of person that's always cold. I don't run hot. But yes, generally longer lasting

[Ladyofthewoods]

I'm thinking of buying a certain product in Oil. I'm thinking less silage but longer lasting, correct? Also, if I use an oil inside in the winter I should get good results because of heated house and normal body temp, right?