Nexus Pheromones for Men: An Authentic Discussion of the Nexus Pheromone Spray
Have you heard about the Nexus Pheromone Cologne? Odds are very good you may have, as the Nexus Pheromone is significantly onerously marketed, and have also been around for awhile compared to some other pheromone colognes out there these days, but do they actually perform?
Before I placed my first order of the Nexus Pheromone Spray not to long ago, I thought to myself the following, I’ve been actively using, field testing, and discussing pheromone colognes with other pheromone enthusiasts for a little over two years now, so why have not heard anything absolutely wonderful about the Nexus Pheromone for Men before, markedly from other well-versed pheromone enthusiasts?
I now understand why I have heard so little positive word of mouth feedback regarding the Nexus Pheromones. Despite the fact Nexus sells for a very acceptable $49.95 per bottle, the actual spray, from what I can determine contains some type of poorly mixed and blended Androstenone pheromone compound, which cannot be said to be highly consistent, potent, nor effective for that matter. I very fast came to know why every time I overheard the Nexus Pheromones mentioned in the past, it was communicated in the same breath as the Pherlure pheromone cologne, or among others of like ilk, often referred to very negatively
All the same, in total I supervised 6 field tests on the Nexus Pheromone, I admittedly generally shoot for a minimum of 10 field tests, but when I have come across various pheromone colognes that have shown themselves to be particularly below par, I’ve found it is not always needful in such extreme cases to carry on the full 10 minimum field tests.
I managed 4 field tests within the work situation, and an additional 2 field tests out on the town in social settings to see what the Nexus Pheromone had to offer. Being a pheromone spray, Nexus tended to it would seem dissolve slightly fast when applied to the skin, my best guess is that it has an actual time span of possibly 4 hours at most. The aroma of the Nexus Pheromone is tolerable, I assume it’s a matter of ones own tastes, but the actual smell I did not consider to be either good, nor bad.
After conducting the very first field test in the work backdrop it was obvious to me that the Nexus Pheromones did consist of some quantity of Androstenone, probably with very little, to no other pheromone compounds included to buffer it. I was able to initially note “extra” attention from a few older ladies in my office (in the 35+) crowd, and this would be typical of some Androstenone pheromone colognes, but even these responses were not noticeably strong, while generally speaking other males were either less talkative with me, or seemed not to discern me at all this day. So I am certain there are in fact some human pheromones in this mixture at least.
I shall not stand here and wholly slam the Nexus Pheromone Spray, it is what it is, an earlier, ordinary, and by “todays standards” a chiefly ineffectual pheromone, a monument of the the past, when the pheromone industry was still largely stumbling in the dark while trying put together a quality cologne that actually worked.
Unfortunately, for the Nexus Pheromone, other people have since moved on and left them behind in the dust.
Kyle MacRannell is a die hard product review fanatic, currently researching Pheromones, and their influence upon human behavior. Please visit us for additional information on the Nexus Pheromone cologne!
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