Male scents - any strong, reliable aphrodisiacs ?

[_Chris_ 10]

Out of all of the aftershaves, colognes, eau de Toilettes etc, Which are the ones, where as soon as a female smells it on a bloke, they want to get him into the nearest bed.

[Miss_C 10]

I really don't know, I don't think I really pay attention to that stuff.

Edited December 20, 2013 by Miss_C

[_Chris_ 10]

Yep, there's a lot of logic there, but apparently, there's some scents that work like this. Anyone know what they are ?

[rubydazzler 11]

Yep, there's a lot of logic there, but apparently, there's some scents that work like this. Anyone know what they are ?

*laughs hysterically*

 

Don't you think if there was anything that works like that, someone would already be selling it?

[_Chris_ 10]

Don't you think if there was anything that works like that, someone would already be selling it?

yep, they already do sell them, according to some helpful females, Jean Paul Gaultier perfumes come into this category

 

Any females know of any others ?

[LordChaverly 10]

Out of all of the aftershaves, colognes, eau de Toilettes etc, Which are the ones, where as soon as a female smells it on a bloke, they want to get him into the nearest bed.

 

 

.......and then to the alter.

 

It's called 'Lotsamoney'

[rubydazzler 11]

yep, they already do sell them, according to some helpful females, Jean Paul Gaultier perfumes come into this category

 

Any females know of any others ?

Honestly, there's nothing that's going to appeal to all women, and drive them into a sexual frenzy. A fat ugly bloke wearing JPG is still a fat ugly bloke, he just smells nice.

[rubydazzler 11]

.......and then to the alter. It's called 'Lotsamoney'

You are so cynical. Money can't buy you love, to coin a famous phrase.

[Crayfish 10]

I'm not sure if you're talking about standard scents or the pheromone mixes peddled on the internet.

 

Regarding the pheromones, there are a small amount of scientific data to support these having a minor effect, but it's contentious. They would only confer a minor advantage in making an impression at best, and are more likely to be a waste of money (given the dubious nature of the industry I wouldn't trust them to contain the stated ingredients, for a start).

 

Pheromones aside, I'm sure that smelling good is important, but that's probably down to personal taste.

[LordChaverly 10]

You are so cynical. Money can't buy you love, to coin a famous phrase.

 

Nobody on this thread has said it did, my dear Ruby. Indeed, you are the only one so far to mention the word 'love', as far as I am aware.

[rubydazzler 11]

Nobody on this thread has said it did, my dear Ruby. Indeed, you are the only one so far to mention the word 'love', as far as I am aware.

I know, I'm a romantic fool Edited January 20, 2010 by rubydazzler

[mr. pixel 10]

there is no one scent, it's a case of horses for courses/personal preference...

 

all you have to do is work out which tool you need for the job...and when it goes wrong, you can always blame your tool