House Of Pheromones

As she passes by, she leaves behind an imperceptible trail of chemicals. He catches the faintest scent, and in an instant, his pulse quickens, his attention sharpens, and his mood brightens. Could this be the alluring influence of female pheromone effects on males?

In recent years, trends like “vabbing” have taken off – this is the process of using vaginal secretions in small quantities as a perfume, in an attempt at attracting men with (potential) pheromones.

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Vabbing, a condensed term for “vaginal dabbing,” involves the application of vaginal secretions as a fragrance to pulse points such as the wrists and behind the ears. This bizarre trend has gained widespread attention on TikTok, igniting a wave of curiosity, intrigue, disgust, and spirited debates.

The Origins of Vabbing

While vabbing exploded in popularity in 2022 thanks to TikTok (along with various viral pheromone perfumes & colognes), the origins of this unconventional practice date back much further.

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Remember that hilarious scene from Ocean’s 13, when Linus (played by Matt Damon) slaps a mysterious little patch onto his neck, and moments later, Ellen Barkin’s character completely loses her cool? Of course you do—it’s iconic, entertaining, and ridiculously exaggerated.

But since then, curious movie buffs and pheromone enthusiasts alike have wondered…

Is “The Gilroy” real? Could something like the Gilroy Patch from Ocean’s Thirteen actually exist—and if it does, does it actually work?

Let’s unravel the truth behind Hollywood’s favorite pheromone gimmick and clear the air once and for all.

Wait, What Exactly IS “The Gilroy” Anyway?

In case you missed the movie (seriously, go watch it, it’s fun), here’s the deal:

Linus, part of Ocean’s crew, uses a tiny patch that emits an invisible cloud of pheromones.

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