Lure for Her|Lure for her was well-packaged. The protective canister is bright and inviting and rather pink. You for sure can't miss this packaging, so if you're trying to be secretive, hide it well. There is quite a bit of product in the can so you get plenty for the money.

I've tried two pheromone sprays now and I must say, I think the industry needs to remember that people don't have to be fumigated for pheromones to work. This spray is no exception to the too-much-scent standard that seems to be prevalent in the market. Women themselves don't like strong, alcoholic-scented perfumes any more than men so I really don't see what is accomplished.

This spray is very similar to several found at Walmart. It's an aerosol can and delivers quite a bit of product with little amount of pressure. It needs to be held quite far away from you or you'll get drenched. You also need to air out your clothing a bit before going into any populated area or you'll be turning heads (and not so much in the good way). The smell is OK once it airs out but extremely strong for the first 20 min. or so. I can't quite figure out what scent they're trying to accomplish, but the way I can describe it is like cheap body spray that many people tend to use too much of.

My husband didn't seem to react any different to me than previously. All he said was that he liked my other perfume much better, which doesn't really help me judge this product. However, men seemed to hover more when I went shopping so that could be a good sign.

The company needs to either tune down the scent, boost the pheromone, or include breast enhancers to make it more effective with men.