Pheromones serve as chemical signals emitted by organisms to trigger particular responses in others of the same species. In humans, these compounds are identified by the vomeronasal organ (VNO), an olfactory structure within the nasal cavity. Research indicates that the VNO plays a role in subconscious sociosexual behaviors, influencing mate selection by gauging perceived compatibility. Through infusing synthesized pheromones into our cologne, we capitalize on the VNO's inherent sensitivity. This amplifies the wearer's biological signaling, potentially heightening attraction and sociosexual openness.