Customer Reviews

Liquid Trust

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I like this stuff and have seen good results. It doesn't work as a sex attractant, but if you need someone to trust you, it works very well. I am a girl who works in retail with a lot of grumpy old men. I have had men blurt out that I'm beautiful (and I'm not), and hang out at the counter for several minutes telling me either their life story or everything that happened to them that day. My boss is rather distant, but on days I wear Liquid Trust he includes me in conversations and jokes that he doesn't on days I don't wear Liquid Trust. Women customers run their mouths too. I get less hassle and sell more product on days I wear it, no lie. And my kids behave better when I wear it also. It isn't a cure-all but it makes my life easier on many days. I have had a 1 oz bottle for two years and I see no degradation of the ingredients. I am pricing my second bottle which is why I am at Amazon.

I sprayed some on my middle-school aged child before he went to school. He said people did seem to treat him a little better (he's new and having some trouble). You can barely detect any odor at all. It's hard to tell when it wears off, but it seems some people do respond to it. I tried it once so far and my day went well. The real test will be on a job interview.

Ladies and gentlmen, do not waste your money on this product. First, it smells like rubbing alcohol, which it probably is, just put in a nice expensive bottle. And honestly, as far as social settings. I've noticed nothing better or worse. Guys, if you're having a hard time picking up women, dont try pharemones, work on your personality and self-confidece.

First, the facts. Oxytocin (OXT) is used to stimulate abortions and speed up labor, and it lasts only a few minutes in the body (see Wikepedia for verification and more info). The nasal spray cited in the research papers only increases trust and generosity in the person who sprays it up their nose shortly before playing a money exchange game. Then it wears off. The FDA would come down hard on anyone offering nonprescription OXT, which is why this company tells you to spray it on your clothes. Trust is built by reading the other person's facial expression, and by being physiologically relaxed. Even alcohol is more effective than OXT in lowering defensive distrust. The studies were designed to help understand the role that OXT plays in pleasure, attachment, generosity and trust (see papers by Paul Zak for more info). And don't believe word-of-mouth "evidence;" placebo accounts for 25-75% of all subjective improvements in health. So why do people continue to buy ineffective products like this? Read Newberg's Why We Believe What We Believe: Uncovering Our Biological Need for Meaning, Spirituality, and Truth or the belief books by Michael Shermer. Perhaps one day a pharmaceutical company will come up with a way to deliver a constant dosage of OXT to people who have trust-related disorders, but we're a long way from that.

Alright so a friend bought this product for me as a gift. Hince, im untrusting. Anyways this is total bs. My money's on, that is pure toliet water inside this fancey bottle . So if you do purchase it make sure it's for someone you dislike. Then, tell them to spray it all over, including their face! Dont waste your money!

There are a lot of less expensive ways to achieve the same results. Try putting pure alcohol in an atomizer and spray it on. This is junk and does not work!