Love Perfume with Pheromones, 1/3 oz

A 1/3 oz roll-on. Small, precise, and pocket-sized, made for the wrists and the neck.

The love register. A warm attraction scent in the botanica tradition.

Pheromone additive. Part of the maker's formula. We make no claims beyond the scent, and say so.

• Volume: 1/3 oz roll-on perfume oil
• Formula note: includes a pheromone additive per the maker's blend
• A blended fragrance composition in an oil base, not an essential oil
• For external use only. Not for ingestion. Patch test before regular wear.
• SKU: OPLOVE

Wearing a scent before you go out is among the oldest love workings there is, and it needs no elaborate justification. Folk magic has always understood that what you put on your body carries an intention onto it, and that a person who feels magnetic tends to behave as though they are.

On the pheromones we stay plain: they are part of the maker's formula, and the honest offices of a bottle like this are its scent, its register, and the confidence of the wearer, which is most of what any perfume actually does. And on the love work: aim it at your own warmth and at connections freely met, rather than at compelling anyone. That is both the kinder position and the one that works.

1. Patch test on the inner arm before regular wear.
2. Roll it at the pulse points: the wrists, the neck, behind the ears.
3. Name what you are dressing for as you put it on, if the wearing is part of a working.
4. Wear it into the room, and let your own bearing do the rest.
5. Cap it tightly and keep it from heat and direct sun.

• Love Honey for Her, 1/3 oz: the sweetening register, in the same wearable form.
• Kiss Me Quick Oil, 2 Dram: the love-drawing condition, as a dressing oil.
• Pink Lover Candle: the candle for love work.
• Rose Quartz Worry Stone: the heart stone, to carry alongside.
• Jojoba Carrier Oil, 8 oz: a neutral base if you want to dilute it further.

Do the pheromones work?

We claim only what we can: they are part of the maker's formula, and the bottle's honest offices are its scent, its register, and the wearer's own confidence. Human pheromone science is far less settled than the marketing suggests, and we would rather say that than promise otherwise.

Is this an essential oil?

No. It is a blended fragrance composition in an oil base, made as a wearable perfume oil rather than a single-botanical extract.

Where do I apply it?

The pulse points: wrists, neck, behind the ears. A little goes a long way.

Can it make a specific person want me?

No, and that is not how to work it cleanly. Aim it at your own warmth and magnetism and at connections freely met, rather than at compelling one person.

Is it safe for sensitive skin?

It is a fragranced oil for external use. Patch test a small area first if you have sensitive skin or known fragrance allergies.