While men are considered more likely to be interested in the use of pheromone products, this trend has been somewhat turned on it's head recently with many more women joining the ranks.

There's a stronger presence of pheromones for women and if you consider human behavior for a moment, this just makes sense.

The Mating Game

In the process of looking for a mate, men are more aggressive and you could be forgiven that the art of pursuit revolves mainly aroung men looking for a female partner. Hence the marketing of pheromone products has been directed at the male market.

On the other hand, women are considered a little more subtle in their quest for relationships with the opposite sex but in a sense, are they less aggressive? Where am I going with this?

To cut a long explanation short, just because guys are noticed more when they are on the prowl for female company it doesn't necessarily mean their opposite numbers aren't playing the same game.

So what's available for the ladies? Are there pheromones for women on the market? Sure there are. It just seems that they don't get the prominence in the advertising stakes as the male product.

Pheromones For Women

Copulin based pheromones for women are said to be the answer to a girls quest to "nab her man." They are secreted by women naturally however, the copulins found in pheromone products are synthetic.

Tests have indicated a man's testosterone levels can increase significantly if they get a sniff of copulins. In fact, levels can rise anywhere from 100-150% and more amazing, the reaction is almost instant.

Women are considered a much more attractive proposition to a man if men get their dose of copulins through the nostrils. However, the question still needs to be asked...does a man really need to be tempted by a stimulant to be attracted to the opposite sex?

While pheromones for women are available in both fragrance and concentrate form, the use of them mirrors the same rules as it does for the men. Use lightly and remember, more is not better.