Pheromones are chemicals that we emit naturally and that trigger emotional and sexual responses in others. Our vomeronasal organ, located in the nose, acts as a radar that detects these pheromones and sends them directly to the brain, where our most basic emotions, such as sexual desire, are processed.

As we age, our natural levels of pheromones tend to decrease, especially between the ages of 20 and 40. This gradual loss can affect our social and romantic lives, hindering our ability to attract and connect with others.

We secrete pheromones mainly when we sweat through our sweat glands. However, the use of deodorants can clog these pores and decrease the release of pheromones.

Pheromones are perceived at a subconscious level, and reactions can vary depending on the time, place and predisposition of the person. Some people may be more sensitive to pheromones than others.

Laboratory pheromones are natural synthetic copies that mimic human pheromones. Animal pheromones have stopped being used.

No, synthetic pheromones are applied similarly to perfumes or deodorants and are safe for external use.

Synthetic pheromones are mainly used for romantic purposes, such as attracting company or finding a partner. They can also be useful in professional settings, where they can improve the positive perception that others have of us.

On the skin, pheromones can last around 6 hours, although the aroma of the products may disappear sooner. However, the effect of pheromones remains active for much longer.

Androstenol, present in sweat, is a pheromone associated with youthful female fertility. It has been shown that its use can positively influence the perception that others have of us. Beauty Girl is formulated with this pheromone.