Forget roses and poetry. The "scent of attraction" is the romantic topic as of late—the idea that our unique smells, or "pheromones", dictate attraction—and now there are synthetic versions that claim to bring all the boys to the yard. So naturally, we want to put this little fragrance-esque trend to the test. One of our brave Sephora girls (let's call her "Jane") has agreed to test-drive a synthetic pheromone and keep us posted along the way. Here's her first entry.
The New York City dating scene is not an easy world to navigate, so when a co-worker asked me to test-drive a cosmetic pheromone around the city for a few weeks, I thought, “Hey, why not? It probably can’t hurt!” It's an unscented additive that you either mix with perfume or wear alone. It contains pheromones, which are the natural chemical substances omitted by a fertile woman in her 20's and 30's, conveying information and triggering responses from the opposite sex. While it doesn't guarantee results for everyone since body chemistries vary greatly, it does promise results for most when used consistently for six weeks. So is this product going to show me any tangible results? Should a 20-something gal like me even be using synthetic pheromones in the first place? Will they mask my “real” pheromones and mess with the natural attraction between me and my next potential boyfriend? I’m a little skeptical as to how this will play out, but I’m going to splash a little on every day, head out on the town and report back. Stay tuned, this should be fun! —Jane
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This will be interesting!!
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Well,if we smell something unique scent our attraction is on that fragrance.
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