Clinical Study
Abstract:
A randomized, controlled, 12-month study was conducted with 200 male participants divided into two equal groups. During the initial 6-month phase, Group A was assigned Lust For Men fragrance while Group B was assigned a selection of leading commercially available high-end colognes. At the midpoint, product use was reversed between groups for the subsequent 6 months. Social interactions were recorded and analyzed, focusing on instances in which participants were approached in a sexual and/or romantic manner. Results demonstrated that during both phases of the study, participants wearing Lust For Men experienced a 77% higher rate of approaches compared with participants wearing leading colognes. These findings suggest that Lust For Men may have a significant impact on social attraction outcomes relative to other fragrances.
P FACTOR
"Pheromones are basically the chemicals that fuel biological attraction, and subsequently sexual attraction."