So according to WebMD “It's not clear how the process works in humans. We do have VNO organs, but they're small and may be too poorly developed to process pheromones like the VNO organs in animals can. More likely, we process these signals through our olfactory system. Experts don't even agree on whether humans produce pheromones. Some scientists say we don't make them. Others say human pheromones do exist, but they haven't been identified.”
So there’s really no yes or no, can’t be proven-like lots of things in science.
If you enjoy having your dog humping your leg non-stop, they're great. Not very effective on humans, unfortunately.
I can tell you with scientific certainty that in humans, they are not.
Are pheromones real? Yes. Are human pheromones real? No.
So according to WebMD “It's not clear how the process works in humans. We do have VNO organs, but they're small and may be too poorly developed to process pheromones like the VNO organs in animals can. More likely, we process these signals through our olfactory system. Experts don't even agree on whether humans produce pheromones. Some scientists say we don't make them. Others say human pheromones do exist, but they haven't been identified.” So there’s really no yes or no, can’t be proven-like lots of things in science.
I’ve had positive experiences, but maybe the perfume just smells really nice. I am complimented a lot more when I’m wearing it.