Queen of Swords

You can always get unscented, try out samplers w/Sexology, and so on. I think Velvet Kisses is great, but if he doesn't like that you should avoid it-at least around him, and there is a lot of stuff I wouldn't want a significant other to wear myself.

I think the chocolate might still be noticeable either way. Not that chocolate and LP: Red wouldn't be a great combo, I like it, but it doesn't mellow it out that much in my experience.

I believe it's sold out, but you might be able to get a bottle of it from the Trading Post.

I don't really detect chocolate in this one. Cocoa butter, yes, but not chocolate.

And it could be worse, all the pheromone blends here could be limited edition instead. Truly scary.

Anyway, more seriously, LPMP seems to tend to make somewhat different versions of releases years later on occasion, and besides, I've recently started becoming distracted by other indies again recently as well. Just as long as you learn to not get in to a panic over what you can't have 24/7 you'll be fine-that's part of my philosophy about that at least.

I know, but you can't get to know these things um, biblically.

But perfume oils aren't people.

I've read about how food sensitivities & chemicals from junkfood can affect the behavior of young people, maybe it's an environmental issue?-not like I mean to imply you're buying it for him, and you can't have total control over what youngsters eat when they're outside of the house.

I've never been that feminine, at least IMHO, but men seem to respond well to me in it anyway. I do think taking a break from a blend though for at least a day per week is a good idea though.

Technically most natural based products are all limited edition, even baked goods and chilled & frozen desserts and dishes have to deal with ingredients-grain included-whose biochemistry and water content varies from year to year or even month to month. In the cosmetics industry reformulations with at least some slight differences are pretty inevitable unless they're labmade with industrial ingredients. You will rarely if ever get the same thing twice.

The unphero'd version of this tones down the lavender in Fuzzy Wuzzy pretty well, and I'm sure it'll be great with Sex & Violins. I'd get another bottle of it if it weren't for the fact I'll probably focus more on unscented phero blends around the end of the year. Anyway, this is a great fragrance to layer with, so if you're going to make an impulse buy now is a good time.

I can make an order on the 15th, but probably no earlier at this rate.

Hey, think you'll have any bottles of the unphero'd version of this blend by January?

You could be going overboard, I also think a scent diffusion is nice, I always layer unscented phero blends with perfume oil. 'course, it could also be a blend that simply doesn't work for you. ETA: Now that I think about it maybe you should take a break from it and use another blend in much lesser amounts and try it again a few days later.

Recently, not everything at my door yet: Fuzzy Wuzzy, Odalesque unphero'd; Because the Night; a few samplers; and finally I Feel Fine and Glitter Kissed as impulse buys-and a bit worry about them being sold out soon.

I resemble that remark. : P

I'm a mix of Plutonian and Taurean, so I can identify with some of the traits-but within limits due to how little of water I have in my chart.

This will probably be great layered with pumpkin scents.

I do. : (

It's also great layered over Dominance or Leather, tends to increase the likelihood of men liking it when it comes to navigating basic day to day things while you act like you own the place. I'll probably only buy it in VK at this rate, unless they come out with a different foodie cover. ETA: Granted, I'm not speaking of getting hit on, I just tend to like it, as well as Alpha blends, as a social phero.

Not just combinations, ratios.

I believe self-effects have effects on other people, I'm not really in sync if I can't act the part, and body language is highly underrated.

This is the only almondy-fragrance I like so far, must be because the accord is marzipan and despite my feelings about LP: Pink sugary scents can still be my thing? It makes me wonder about the amaretto fragrances I haven't tried yet out yet in Indie Perfume Land. - I'm starting to like this more than LFM, oddly it gives me more of a feeling of control despite what it's intended for.

Good to know.