Popular searches
Trending now Best sellers
Shop by category
Pure Instinct Crush pheromone perfume oil comes in a 15 ml dropper bottle and carries the same citrus-floral scent as the Crush spray in a richer, skin-hugging oil. If you prefer fragrance that stays close rather than filling a room, or your skin dries out with alcohol sprays, the oil format is the one to choose.
Perfume oils behave differently from sprays. There's no alcohol to flash off, so the opening is softer and the scent unfolds slowly as your skin warms it. The trail is quieter, noticeable to someone standing close but not to the whole lift. For many people, that intimacy is the appeal. The dropper lets you place a single drop exactly where you want it and adjust strength drop by drop.
Top notes are orange, ruby grapefruit and mandarin. In an oil base the citrus feels rounder and less sharp than in the spray. The heart is freesia, magnolia and rosewater, giving a clean floral middle. Underneath sit amber and cashmere musk, which come through strongest on this format because oils hold base notes well. Retailers describe the intensity as close to an eau de parfum.
If you're new to the scent, test before committing to a full routine. Put one drop on the inside of your wrist in the morning and check it at lunch and again in the evening. Oils change more slowly than sprays, so the musky base you smell at night is a fair preview of how it wears on you.
The carrier is a blend of plant oils and emollients: soybean oil, isopropyl palmitate, caprylic/capric triglyceride, safflower seed oil and grape seed oil, plus vitamin E (tocopheryl acetate), fragrance and a synthetically derived, vegan pheromone compound. We don't make any claims about what the pheromone does; buy Crush because you like the way it smells. If you have a soy allergy, note that soybean oil is the first ingredient.
Squeeze the dropper bulb, then touch one drop to each inner wrist and one behind each ear. Dab rather than rub, and give it a minute to sink in before getting dressed. Oils can mark silk and pale fabrics, so keep it off collars and let it absorb fully before putting on a white shirt. Reapply when you notice it has faded, usually by adding one fresh drop to the wrists.
The oil also layers neatly under other fragrances. A drop of Crush on the wrists under a light citrus cologne gives the cologne a warmer, musky finish.
The 9.2 ml Crush spray is lighter and quicker for everyday mist-and-go, and the roll-on is the most pocket-friendly. This dropper bottle holds the most product of the three, which makes it the sensible pick once you know you like Crush. Because a drop goes a long way, a bottle this size lasts a good while with daily use.
Explore more scents in our pheromone collection.
Helpful answers about Pure Instinct Crush Pheromone Infused Perfume Oil.
Squeeze the bulb gently, lift the dropper out and touch the tip, or a single drop, to your wrist, neck or behind the ears. Two to four drops is plenty for a day. Wipe the dropper neck before closing so oil does not build up around the cap.
It can. Oils leave marks on silk, satin and light cotton if they touch fabric before absorbing. Apply to bare skin, wait a minute or two, and keep it away from collars. If a mark does appear, dish soap worked into the spot before washing usually lifts it.
Oils tend to last longer on the skin than alcohol sprays, but they project less, so you may stop noticing it before others nearby do. Wear time depends on skin type, so check it at intervals and top up with a single drop when needed.
The ingredient list includes a synthetically derived, vegan pheromone compound. We do not make claims about its effect on other people, as evidence on human pheromones is limited. Treat it as a fresh floral oil you wear because you like the scent.
The plant-oil base is alcohol-free, which many people with dry skin prefer. Fragrance is still a common irritant, and soybean oil heads the ingredient list, so patch-test on the inner arm first, especially if you have a soy allergy.
No. It is a fragrance, not a massage oil or lubricant. Keep it to pulse points and away from mucous membranes. For a scented massage, pick something made for the job from our massage oils instead.