Review of Glace Unisex Social Enhancer by Alpha Dream 6/09/2014
I tested slow burn Glace, a unisex social enhancer by Alpha Dream from February to March of 2014. Glace came in a pretty 1.2 ounce glass spray bottle and was lightly scented with a fragrance from another company.
When I tested Glace, the weather ranged from mid 50’s to the low 80s. Some days it was cool and windy and other days it was sunny and warm.
I never experienced any self effects. At one point I thought Glace may have made me irritable, but I am not fully confident that it did as this only happened once and didn’t occur on subsequent wearings.
I typically experimented with 1-5 sprays to my torso, neck, the insides of my wrists, and the tops of my hands or some combination of the above mentioned areas. It was very difficult to find my sweet spot with this product. When I wore 1 spray, 3, sprays, 4 sprays, or 5 sprays I received no discernable hits from either men or women. The only hits that I may have received and I am not sure if these were hits as they were so subtle - occurred when I wore 2 sprays. I did have men ages 20-40 speak to me on that day and I did get one enthusiastic hello from a guy, but that can occur when I am phero free. The next time I wore 2 sprays I received no hits at all.
I had my mom test Glace and her responses were wildly different. She had an effect on men from 30+ no matter how many or how few sprays she wore and despite windy/rainy weather. Her range was anywhere from 10-20 feet. She always had some guy getting starry eyed and chatting her up, she was given free items, and had a few men pay for her purchases while shopping.
So I ended up giving her the bottle of Glace since it seemed to really agree with her.
In conclusion, I have proof that Glace does work as a social-sexual in the instance of my mom, but for some reason it just didn’t work for me. So I feel that there is a 50/50 chance that it may be effective for any given individual.
I tested slow burn Glace, a unisex social enhancer by Alpha Dream from February to March of 2014. Glace came in a pretty 1.2 ounce glass spray bottle and was lightly scented with a fragrance from another company.
When I tested Glace, the weather ranged from mid 50’s to the low 80s. Some days it was cool and windy and other days it was sunny and warm.
I never experienced any self effects. At one point I thought Glace may have made me irritable, but I am not fully confident that it did as this only happened once and didn’t occur on subsequent wearings.
I typically experimented with 1-5 sprays to my torso, neck, the insides of my wrists, and the tops of my hands or some combination of the above mentioned areas. It was very difficult to find my sweet spot with this product. When I wore 1 spray, 3, sprays, 4 sprays, or 5 sprays I received no discernable hits from either men or women. The only hits that I may have received and I am not sure if these were hits as they were so subtle - occurred when I wore 2 sprays. I did have men ages 20-40 speak to me on that day and I did get one enthusiastic hello from a guy, but that can occur when I am phero free. The next time I wore 2 sprays I received no hits at all.
I had my mom test Glace and her responses were wildly different. She had an effect on men from 30+ no matter how many or how few sprays she wore and despite windy/rainy weather. Her range was anywhere from 10-20 feet. She always had some guy getting starry eyed and chatting her up, she was given free items, and had a few men pay for her purchases while shopping.
So I ended up giving her the bottle of Glace since it seemed to really agree with her.
In conclusion, I have proof that Glace does work as a social-sexual in the instance of my mom, but for some reason it just didn’t work for me. So I feel that there is a 50/50 chance that it may be effective for any given individual.