This fragrance is best suited for someone looking to enhance her sensuality with the power of pheromones, which are tiny molecules emitted from the body that send scent signals to the opposite sex. Containing a greater and more detectable concentration of synthesized pheromones than what is normally present in the human body, the "Simply Sexy" fragrance blends in with each individual's body chemistry to create a scent unique to that person. When detected by the opposite sex, pheromones are said to tap into the region of the brain responsible for emotion and passion.

APPLICATION: Apply liberally directly to the skin, preferably the pulse points. Keep away from eyes. If allergic reaction or sensitivity should appear, discontinue use immediately.

The color is clear, with the consistency of water. The base is alcohol, which helps the fragrance to last longer. After spraying on the skin, it will appear wet until it air dries (quickly) or is rubbed in between both wrists. No residue is present once the product is absorbed.

Just as with any fragrance, what one person thinks smells great someone else may not, so keep that in mind. Overall, this is a very light scent: not overpowering, too musky, or too sweet. It's not intended to be a "direct hit", such as when someone enters a room wearing a very strong fragrance and everyone can immediately catch a whiff. This is a more subtle fragrance, with a top note of exotic citrus, a middle note of spicy florals, and an earthier bottom note.

This could be applied to all the pulse points: wrist, neck, back of knees, or even to clothing, but it's more effective when applied directly to the skin, so it can adapt to the unique chemistry of the wearer. It will last at least a few hours, if not longer, and cleans up easily with soap and water.

Overall, it's a simple scent, as the name implies: nothing fancy, but nevertheless fresh smelling. However, as far as being an effective "sex attractant", it doesn't seem to produce any different results than a bottle of your favorite fragrance.

"Simply Sexy" is available in a 0.5 fluid ounce, clear glass bottle with a pump spritzer that dispenses an even mist of the product. It does not come in a box for gift giving and it simply has a tag wrapped around the bottle's neck that proclaims its selling points.

I received two different inputs on this fragrance. One male said it smelled "soapy", but it was tolerable and did not bother his allergies; however, even though he finds me attractive, he said it didn't make him want to jump my bones. The other male, my lover, made no comment about whether I smelled good or not; he would have had sex with me no matter what scent I was wearing, so long as it smelled good. After wearing it for an hour, I remarked how I felt more "grandmotherly" instead of sexy. Calvin Klein's "Euphoria" or even my beloved "Lovely" fragrance smells much better on me than this did. I'll still use it up as a lighter, every day fragrance.

So does the power of pheromones live up to all the hype? Listen, ANY product that makes someone smell good and feel good is going to be sexy. I honestly can't say that wearing a pheromone-infused product made any difference. I still have one more test subject to try it out on *wink*.