



Use Calypso's Oils with pheromones to attract women
Use Protect & Restore Body Lotions with pheromones to attract women

Use Calypso's Body Perfumes with pheromones to attract women
I am really sold on Calypso's Oil. I had a first date with a new girlfriend so I followed your instructions and after my shower, I rubbed a small amount of oil (Jasmine and SB-74) over my chest. I said nothing to my new friend about the oil, but in my apartment she keep telling how great I smelled and asked where I got that great cologne. She said she really loved the smell and aroma. Anyway, it was a perfect start for a first date.
DD, Washington State
Skin Biology reports: A month later the writer comments "We are still going together."
My wife and I have tried your oils, the jasmine one and the ylang ylang oil. Both have really been great for us and really bring out some wonderful and unexpected emotions.
HP
I am 60 and the oil is working better than Viagra for me. I prefer the oils with ylang ylang and the jasmine. My wife agrees.
RS, Washington State
I have been using several different oils for a while, but whenever I use (#100) Yang Yang and Nutmeg oil, I always get compliments (100% from women) on how "wonderful" or how "nice" I smell. Once in a while a woman will make quite a point of it, and a couple of times it has gotten a little embarrassing. "What are you wearing? I really have to know..."
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Pheromones research reveals that human emotions are most directly influenced by smells that act directly into the brain. Your scent or pheromone signature determines, to a very great extent, how women respond to you - positively or negatively. So, how to attract ladies may have much to do with the strongest pheromones they pick up on when around you. Our products (Calypso's Oil, Protect & Restore Body Lotion (lotion for men) and Body Perfume (parfume for men) use aromatic essential oils mixed with the best pheromones proven for thousands of years to improve interpersonal bonding and pleasantness in marriage ceremonies, family gatherings, and religious gatherings.
Those looking for pheromones to attract women should wear scents that have been proven to be very appealing to women, such as Jasmine or Patchouli.
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Humans have glands at the base of the hair follicles of the skin, especially in the armpits and and the genital regions that produce odors, called pheromones, that attract the opposite sex. The active compounds causing these effects are uncertain but they appear to consist of short-chain fatty acids such as proprionic acid and butyric acid (both of which in their pure state have strong and disagreeable smells). Steroid hormones, related to androsterone, also seem to function as sexual attractants.
Human pheromones may serve more to increase feelings of comfort, pleasantness and relaxation with another person than to cause feelings of sexual attraction. One double-blinded, well-controlled study by Winnifred Cutler, a researcher in human pheromones, found that human pheromones increased the attractiveness of men to women as measured by the frequency of petting/affection/kissing, informal dating (that is, a date not arranged the day before) and sleeping with a romantic partner. However, formal dating and sexual self-stimulation was not changed. While pheromone actions exist in humans, their effect is moderate, increasing interpersonal cooperation and friendliness, and is heavily modified by other psycho-social factors2.
Does bathing remove your natural sexual attractants? Human pheromones are fatty molecules with low water solubility. Bathing and swimming in detergent-free water, saunas, and steam baths should have only a moderate effect on pheromone removal. However, heavy use of soaps and detergents could strip away your natural sexual attractants and lower your skin pheromone levels.
Read more about about the science of pheromones...
The pheromone-containing oil, lotion or perfume should be applied lower on your torso. As heat rises, your personal pheromones mix with the pheromones of our product and a calming scent becomes perceptible.
Contact a Skin Biology representative at 1 800 405 1912 for further help.