There is no known working pheromone for people. Some have surmised that LHRH (Leutenizing Hormone releasing hormone) made in the hypothalmus of the brain might work.

First of all, no cologne please. It's bad enough that seemingly everywhere I go some woman is leaving a noxious, choking cloud of scent in her wake--but whatever brands of cologne men are using these days are even stinkier. I hardly use anything perfumed, and if I do it is light, light, light. Why do people drown themselves in scented products? I know, I know, ADVERTISING.

A man who is CLEAN, smells darn good enough with just his own personal smell. On the other hand, I have smelled men who just don't smell good to me and perfume isn't going to change that. When it comes to men, I have a very visceral response to smell that says YES or NO.

I would suggest saving your $ on the products but instead take care of your hygiene and body. Maybe, this will provide the desired effect you desire.

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A man who is CLEAN, smells darn good enough with just his own personal smell. On the other hand, I have smelled men who just don't smell good to me and perfume isn't going to change that. When it comes to men, I have a very visceral response to smell that says YES or NO.[/QUOTE]

I will have to agree to this, the smell of a man has its own visceral sexual attraction to me.

There is no need for colognes in my opinion.

Have you ever come in contact with someone and just been totally floored by an odor they gave off?

Sit in my office for a week. Sometimes the nurse sprays the exam room after a patient leaves. Sometimes before!

I certainly appreciate the kind invitation but I think I would decline--LOL. I tend to tactfully avoid such unpleasant odors. I think it is a product of my desire for "clean." Again, thanks for the most gracious offer.