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Pheromones As described by Medical News Today online: A pheromone is a chemical an animal produces which changes the behavior of another animal of the same species (animals include insects). Some describe pheromones as behavior-altering agents. Many people do not know that pheromones trigger other behaviors in the animal of the same species, apart from sexual behavior. Pheromones, unlike most other hormones are ectohormones - they act outside the body of the individual that is secreting them - they impact a behavior on another individual. Hormones usually only affect the individual that is secreting them. Pheromones can be secreted to trigger many types of behaviors, including: Alarm To follow a food trail Sexual arousal To tell other female insects to lay their eggs elsewhere. Called epideictic pheromones To respect a territory To bond (mother-baby) To back off. Despite the article being about animals, researchers are finding more evidence that human pheromones exist. Before I met my boyfriend, there was a guy I met that I knew wasn't for me. He was quite taken by me but I was upfront with him. He said that he loves natural redheads and said we give off pheromones that attract him. Honestly, I had never heard that word before. I have however been turned on by the smell of a cologne I bought an ex boyfriend many years ago. When he put it on, I went crazy (in a good way). One day I noticed that a guy on a subway was wearing that cologne and I almost followed him at his stop. I stopped myself but the smell did wild things to me that I can't explain. What I'm about to write is even more odd, because when I went on my trip, I brought home some pictures. I LOVE leopard prints. Not all of them but most. I have leopard print blouses and other things I won't mention (I don't want to get into trouble on here). I brought home a picture of a leopard. When I look at it, I get a strange arousal (not for the leopard, of course). It just does something to me. I can't explain it but it's true. There's no smell to a picture so I don't know why it affects me this way. I hope others get similar experiences or I guess I'm just too easily aroused. Elaine Shuel |
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I don't know BIll, it just might be sexy to the 2 of us. I have this picture framed in my bedroom. Thanks for your response. Elaine Shuel
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Thanks Dan. Elaine Shuel
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Thanks Pat. Yes, there are women and even some men, that bathe in cologne. I'm not sure why they do that. Less is more. It's too bad she ruined that scent for you. Elaine Shuel
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3/13/2015 11:29 am |
Hi Elaine: A few years ago there was a cologne called "Mambo" and one whiff of it was like an instant aphrodisiac or for a man maybe quicker than taking Viagra. Was that the cologne you're talking about? Recently I was in Wal Mart and a man came up to me and told me I was 'alluring'. Maybe it was my pheromones? lol
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Elaine I am not into loud smelling colognes and perfumes. At one time I used to wear Eau de Toilette all the time. I don't wear perfume as it is much too strong for me. I can't say they are a turn on but it used to be certain colognes that men wore really caught my attention. Years ago Chanel No. 5 was the number one perfume that women wore. I recall receiving a bottle of it as a present from a man. It wasn't a favorite of mine but it was special. If you received that from a man then it meant something to me. I only wear Ombrerose now and it is hard to find. So I wear it very sparingly.
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Hi Elaine: A few years ago there was a cologne called "Mambo" and one whiff of it was like an instant aphrodisiac or for a man maybe quicker than taking Viagra. Was that the cologne you're talking about? Recently I was in Wal Mart and a man came up to me and told me I was 'alluring'. Maybe it was my pheromones? lol Those pheromones are powerful so that guy in Walmart might have been powerless to resist. Elaine Shuel
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Elaine I am not into loud smelling colognes and perfumes. At one time I used to wear Eau de Toilette all the time. I don't wear perfume as it is much too strong for me. I can't say they are a turn on but it used to be certain colognes that men wore really caught my attention. Years ago Chanel No. 5 was the number one perfume that women wore. I recall receiving a bottle of it as a present from a man. It wasn't a favorite of mine but it was special. If you received that from a man then it meant something to me. I only wear Ombrerose now and it is hard to find. So I wear it very sparingly. I wear Ivoire de Balmain and have for many years now. I've gotten many compliments wearing it. I smelled it at Holt Renfrew and asked what that scent was. I was hooked immediately. However, it was my ex boyfriend's Pierre Cardin that totally attracted me. I would have had my current boyfriend wear it but he is allergic to perfume. . Elaine Shuel
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Thanks Shartaun03. Chanel No. 5 was certainly quite popular. I'm not familiar with Ombrerose but it sounds nice. I wear Ivoire de Balmain and have for many years now. I've gotten many compliments wearing it. I smelled it at Holt Renfrew and asked what that scent was. I was hooked immediately. However, it was my ex boyfriend's Pierre Cardin that totally attracted me. I would have had my current boyfriend wear it but he is allergic to perfume. .
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Thanks for all that info on Ombrerose. It sounds very nice. Elaine Shuel
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