Pheros on fabric?

[Darbla]

I know copulins are a no-no on fabric / clothing (and in hair), but is there anything else to avoid on your clothes? Not just because the phero won't bloom correctly unless it's on skin, but I'm asking if any of them are damaging to fabric?

 

And as far as that goes, are any of the bases we have available damaging to fabric?

Edited September 9, 2012 by Darbla

[Raq On]

I always have to make sure any of the perfume oils are properly rubbed in or the oil will stain delicate fabrics or even a dark cotton T. Obvious I know and any kind of oil will do this. As for other pheros I haven't had any other experiece with them smelling up my clothes. Only cops.

[missdarlyncherie]

I haven't got any of the oils to stain any of my clothes and I am not even careful. But, naturally my mother has!!! And I have to hear about it!!

 

 

That woman!!! I am going to dunk her bleached blonde head in a vat of Heart and Soul if she is not careful!!

[snowflake]

I use to spray all kind of phero sprays (except copuline!) on my clothes, especially on scarves, and I never got any stains. However, I do not put oils on fabrics.

[JOC]

I use both oils and sprays on my clothes, scarves, sheets and cotton pillow cases while my kids apply the oils on their soft toys. I haven't seen any stains so far. I'm in black stretchable clothes most of the time but I do wear white tees during the weekends.

[cinnamonmel]

I use la belle rev and pillow stuffing on my pillows and neither has stained. I also frequently roll perfume on the cleavage edge of dresses and t shirts with zero staining. I wash at low temp and use either bio or non bio washing stuff depending on care label.