Original Hypnosis 2.0 Eau de Parfum Pheromone Cologne for Men – Long-Lasting Fresh Fragrance, 50ml

As someone who absolutely loves fragrances, I've tried a ton of different scents, each with its own unique charm. I’ve really gotten into pheromone colognes, so I had to try the top two I’ve been seeing everywhere (1) Hypnosis by Cupids and (2) Her Loss by Top Shelf. Recently, I had the chance to try out Her Loss and compare it with Hypnosis, another pheromone-infused cologne that's known for its hype and unique scent. While both of these colognes are amazing and definitely grab attention, I've found myself leaning more towards Her Loss, and here’s why. Her Loss starts off with a vibrant mix of lime, pink pepper, and bitter galbanum that immediately catches your attention with its fresh and bold vibe. The heart of the scent is where it gets interesting, with rich spices like cinnamon and cardamom adding a warm, inviting touch. Finally, the base notes of smooth sandalwood and amber give it a lasting, masculine finish. This scent is truly magnetic, making it perfect for both day and night occasions when you want to leave a memorable impression. One thing I love about Her Loss is how long it lasts. It sticks around for hours and leaves a subtle yet unmistakable trail that always gets compliments. It’s a scent that screams confidence and allure, making it a great pick for anyone looking to stand out. I ordered Her Loss here https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CVNFCX7Z On the other hand, Hypnosis by Cupids offers a different but equally captivating scent profile. It’s infused with pheromone oils and has a special formula called PheroPureVXN. This cologne has an aromatic blend of vanilla, amber, musk, and spice, which enhances your natural pheromones and boosts your confidence. It definitely leaves a lasting impression wherever you go. However, there's just something about the unique blend and emotional connection of Her Loss that makes it my favorite. Even though both colognes are top-notch, Her Loss has a special way of blending with my skin chemistry that feels more nuanced and personal. While Hypnosis is an incredible scent and a true masterpiece in its own right, the personal connection I’ve developed with Her Loss—thanks to its unique interaction with my skin and the distinct memories it brings up—gives it a slight edge in my book. In conclusion, while Hypnosis by Cupids is an exceptional fragrance that I highly recommend to anyone exploring pheromone-infused scents, my heart goes to Her Loss for its unmatched ability to connect on a personal level. Fragrance is such a personal journey, and there’s beauty in finding that perfect scent that speaks to you. Both of these colognes are fantastic, and I encourage fellow scent lovers to try them both and discover which one resonates with you.

I bought it and have worn it several times to see if it really does make women go crazy and drop their panties. Most women I tested it with said the fragrance really did nothing for them. Then I had my girlfriend sniff it and she didn't even like the smell. I have other colognes that have a more pleasing fragrance and are worth the price I have paid for them. This cologne is NOT worth the price paid for it. So, if you want a woman's interest try charm and good, old fashion fine treatment of her.

Great product love the smell. 1st time wearing it and my gf noticed instantly and couldn't stop sniffing me

It doesn’t work like advertised. I’m very sensitive to smells so I don’t usually use perfume or cologne or anything with strong smell. I purchase this one just because of the ads. I wanted to see how my wife reacts to the smell. I used it on our anniversary and a few times we went out on a date. Her reaction: oh smells weird. Are you using perfume? Me, yes. her, ooh that’s weird. 1 hr Later, I got allergy running nose. I tried it another day but this time I took allergy medicine before I put it on. Same reaction. Are you using perfume again? Me lol yes. Ooh okay Other than that nothing crazy The smell is not bad, I’m just not used to fragrance on me other than a good clean shower.

I cannot verify that this works as far as pheromones go. As a cologne I asked 3 separate women in a blind test of this vs. Aqua Di Gio. All three gave the edge to Cupids. However, the scent doesn't have the staying power of premium colognes, and none of those 3 women left a puddle on the floor as the ads would have you believe. Overall it's a decent product, with overzealous marketing that creates unrealistic expectations, which then causes people to talk trash about it. It is priced on the high side for what it does and would be an easy recommend at around half its current price. If you're 300lbs and have poor hygiene and not a ton of money, this is not going to make a supermodel break into your mom's basement to have her way with you. If you are already viable in the dating pool, smelling good can put a finger on the scale in your favor. I have not experienced any leaking of the bottle, but it does feel like it's on the generic and cheaper side.

Great smelling cologne. My first day wearing it. My girlfriend went crazy asking what I was wearing? I said this new cologne. She said I wasn’t allowed to wear it in public without her. I asked why, she came over and got all handsy. Not a bad problem to have. I was skeptical of watching the videos on line, it seems to be liked by her. My brother bought a cheap knockoff on Temu. It’s doesn’t work. It smells cheap and it didn’t have an “ s “ for CUPIDs, it just said CUPID. So don’t buy the fake for cheap expecting good quality.

Don’t know how to describe it but honestly wore it once and just didn’t like it. Smell is unique but way too strong and then fades to a chemical church incense smell. Honestly pheromones is hokey science didn’t believe that anyway. Corner store type of scent.

Great is smell and freshness

Highly recommended

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DONT WORK BUT SMELLS NICE.

Nah . Smells OK. If you're expecting miracles, barking up wrong tree ...