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Could getting a piercing or tattoo release pheromones?
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I doubt it: I don't think pheromones are induced by tattoos or piercings. If you did either and noticing an increase in persons finding you attractive then you probably made a good choice in your tattoo or piercing.
Answered 5/12/2014
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