Musky scent; effects last 1-2 hours with 5 sprays from a 10 ml bottle. The main difference from Scent of Eros is that this product "smells expensive." When I have time to market it, I suspect it will end up selling for $69.95, and that most people will want to use Scent of Eros for everyday purposes, but use The Mind's Eyes for special occassions.

James V. Kohl

(07-11-2011 9:10 PM)Italian Dog Wrote:  Thanks! I finally had a chance to read the link you posted of the study conducted . Minds eye sounds quite intriguing and if you created it I know it is a reputable product. As the poster below wrote, I'm also interested in .....

1. Amount of per application

2. Duration of effects

3. Scented? unscented?

Also how is minds eye different from scent of eros?

My experience(s) with Scent of Eros (for women) is that it encourages displays of kindness and attentiveness from others (mainly males but also females?). A good example that my buddies have observed with Scent of Eros (they know I use phero's which has encouraged them to get some Scent of Eros ) is that I tend to get positive responses from waiters in resteraunts and generally from people in a range of differing social enviroments.
In most situations my social circle consists of people who are a similar age, social status and attractiveness. Do the math????
An excellent product!!!
Lainy

Thanks James, I got my sprayer of "The Mind's Eyes" yesterday, and put some on after it cooled off from being in the mailbox and shook vigorously before applying -
3 sprays on forearms rubbed
Great scent! Love that!
Got kinos from soon-to-be-ex, slapped on the butt, very unusual!
Didn't realize it would only last a few hours, will be more judicious. Why is that?



Notes -
It does smell very expensive, and good! I wish I had the nose to describe the base notes but I'm not a cologne enthusiast yet
The frosted glass is very nice on the bottle
the cap on the sprayer head will not stay on, falls off at the slightest touch - might see if different caps + heads can be done
Might go with a plastic printed label rather than a paper label if you have a choice at this point, the paper will probably look like crap the first time a drip of the product runs down it

MMM love the frosted glass design! What is the scent like?

I rarely wear cologne so I don't know how to describe it - a little woodsy, like moss, a hint of sweetness like the taste of a tangerine but not the smell, makes me want to lick my lips when I sniff it...

(07-28-2011 10:51 AM)Deja Vu Wrote:  MMM love the frosted glass design! What is the scent like?

The scent is sandalwood.

I'm glad you like it, and thanks for reporting on its affects. I have had very similar experiences when I wear it. Attractive women introduce themselves; do double takes when I pass; and some definite flirting.

Although the fragrance does not last as long as some people might like it to last, it is important to remember that it is not the fragrance that elicits the affect; it's the mixture of pheromones: androstenol and androsterone, which we have shown affect flirtatious behavior and increase attraction.

The paper label disappoints me also, but most of the caps seem to stay on well. I'm not tied in to either the label or the bottle / tops, and tend to go with whatever Stone Research Labs wants to use, which may vary on what is available -- until the packaging is better established, as it is with Scent of Eros.

I haven't had a problem with anything dripping down the label, since it's a spray. The roll-on tends to destroy the label on the Scent of Eros line, but the products last so much longer that it's worth some extra trouble to make sure the top is securely screwed on.

Hope to hear more from you about your experiences,

(07-28-2011 9:20 AM)2Soon2Care Wrote:  

Thanks James, I got my sprayer of "The Mind's Eyes" yesterday, and put some on after it cooled off from being in the mailbox and shook vigorously before applying -
3 sprays on forearms rubbed
Great scent! Love that!
Got kinos from soon-to-be-ex, slapped on the butt, very unusual!
Didn't realize it would only last a few hours, will be more judicious. Why is that?



Notes -
It does smell very expensive, and good! I wish I had the nose to describe the base notes but I'm not a cologne enthusiast yet
The frosted glass is very nice on the bottle
the cap on the sprayer head will not stay on, falls off at the slightest touch - might see if different caps + heads can be done
Might go with a plastic printed label rather than a paper label if you have a choice at this point, the paper will probably look like crap the first time a drip of the product runs down it

(07-28-2011 5:29 PM)JAYCEE Wrote:  The scent is sandalwood.

Indeed it is. Obviously you are very attentive to details. But Phil Stone is very creative in this regard, and has again come up with a combination of scents that blend well together. I'm not sure that everyone will come away with the same impression of the overall fragrance. One of my co-workers detected a floral note, but I never know what prompts such descriptions. They can sometimes be attributed to the last scent detected, and we use a particular type of growth media in the lab that smells like rose (phenyl ethyl alcohol).

thanks,

James, do we get the unscented option with The Minds Eyes ?

(07-29-2011 2:10 AM)ohhmygod Wrote:  James, do we get the unscented option with The Minds Eyes ?

Thanks for your interest.

Results presented at a conference in 2008 suggest the positive interaction of fragrance with pheromones. That makes an unscented version of The Mind's Eyes counter-intuitive (until I learn something new or different).