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There is absolutely no reliable evidence that "pheromones" exist in humans. Such dubious products are likely to work about as well as tattooing "SUCKER" on your forehead....

Even if they actually DID exist, frankly, nature just does not work that way; (i.e. sexual pheromones are used by fertile females to attract *males*, not vice versa.....)

Having a neat appearance, showering, putting on deodorant and a little cologne,(and a little self-confidence to boot.......) can go a long way towards improving your odds with the ladies, but there is *nothing* that will give you a 100% guarantee of success. That's wishful thinking in the extreme.

On the other hand, if you believe that you cannot actually attract women, just by virtue of *being yourself*, then it follows logically that you will have success 0% of the time.......

Good luck,

~W.O.M.B.A.T.

Yes and no - some females still have the pheromone receptor sites in their nose from the time when pheromones were the main way to attract someone... so on some people it will work, some it won't.

As a hormone is a chemical "message" within the body, pheremones are chemical messages to other bodies. No, these messages are not 100% succesful, just ask anyone that has attempted breeding livestock!