Unscented bases for people who already have a fragrance they love. These won't change your scent — just what people feel when they're around you.
The 'husband material' gel. A protector-vibe blend known for romantic imprinting that builds over repeated wear.
The original Nude oil. Presence, sociability and the comfort of androstadienone, tuned toward deepening a connection.
LAL's maximum-potency gel. 540 forum posts, and the thread starts with 'uh oh.' Expert-level dosing required.
A balanced three-compound social gel. Presence, sociability and status without the intensity of the alpha formulas.
A broad four-compound unscented additive for women. Social, sexual and feminine-coded compounds to layer under perfume.
Two Love Scent staples in one: the Chikara cologne plus the Alpha 7 additive, a ready-to-wear scent and a booster.
With a spray-based product, generally no. With an oil or gel-based product, possibly a very subtle softening of sharp top notes, but barely perceptible. Apply the pheromone first and let it absorb before adding fragrance.
Neither is objectively better. Scented products are simpler — one product, done. Unscented products give you more control over the full fragrance. If you already have a signature scent you love, unscented is the right choice.
Apply 1–2 drops or 2 sprays of the pheromone product to pulse points first. Wait 2–3 minutes for absorption. Then apply your cologne on top or to adjacent areas. Don't spray cologne directly over a fresh pheromone application.