Who Shouldn’t Buy Pheromones?

Remember, pheromones won’t solve all your life problems. They are a fantastic enhancement—but your personality remains the most important factor: who you are, how you behave, how you look, and what you represent. Your attitude toward others always comes first. Don’t buy pheromones if you expect that people will suddenly start turning heads in the street, approaching you without reason, or ripping off your clothes in a frenzy like in the movie “Perfume: The Story of a Murderer”. If you don’t take care of yourself, radiate hostility, behave inappropriately, or never leave your house, even the best pheromones won’t help. If you believe you can just apply pheromones and sit alone in the corner of a bar waiting for people to approach you—you’re mistaken. Pheromones are not for you if that’s your expectation. You still need to take the first step. Pheromones greatly increase your chances, but they guarantee nothing. They can support the art of attraction—but they won’t do it for you.

In 2014, a significant scientific study clearly showed that men wearing pheromones are perceived as more masculine, while women using pheromones are seen as more feminine. That’s important—but becoming “more masculine” doesn’t mean you’ll suddenly be surrounded by women or start making double your salary. However, pheromones can help support you in reaching those goals.
If you are already more assertive, confident, and decisive as a man, or a woman with greater charm, sex appeal, and presence, you’ll find it much easier to achieve what you want—whether that’s solving bureaucratic issues, excelling at school, charming on a date, or succeeding at flirtation. What you do with pheromones is entirely up to you.