While this oil does have a distinctive sweet smell that does seem to change depending on a person's body chemistry, I doubt that the pheromones in it will attract your perfect mate. However, the sweet smell, which if you use too much can be over powering, is attractive and the idea of a perfume that is attuned to your body chemistry is quite fascinating.

A group of friends and I decided to try it together. On me it tends to have a slight citrus scent almost like that of an orange skin but with mild floral undertones, while on several friends it seemed to have heavier floral notes. Overall, we all tended to like the cologne; however, it should be noted that the cologne is an oil and thus it does leave the skin with a slightly oily feel that might not be good for all skin types. I prefer it after a bath since then it blends in better with moisturizer and doesn't have a chance to soak into any fabrics. Be warned, if putting it on while wearing certain delicate fabrics like silk, it can cause a stain if any is dropped onto the fabric. A certain amount of care should be used while applying which I don't think that the little applicator wand is altogether good for. Personally, I would prefer this in a roller or spray format since it is less likely to spill or drip on something that way.

While I don't know if the pheromones are actually doing anything for ones ability to attract a sexual partner, wearing the cologne does boost confidence and the scent seems to be intrinsically sexy. Perhaps it is just the power of thinking that it will help that causes it to help but in general this cologne is well worth the money.