Perfume FAQs

What does oxytocin do exactly?

Oxytocin is a peptide hormone our bodies naturally produce when bonding with others or experiencing certain scents. Often called the “love hormone” or “social pheromone,” it promotes feelings of connection and relaxation. VEXA fragrances use a cosmetic-grade peptide inspired by oxytocin, paired with specific scent notes designed to boost mood and confidence.

Is the oxytocin in your perfumes safe?

Yes. The oxytocin-inspired peptide in our perfumes is lab-tested, safe for topical use, and used in a controlled dosage. It enhances mood and confidence without known adverse effects when used as directed.

Where does oxytocin come from in your perfumes?

We use a synthetic peptide form of oxytocin created in a certified Canadian lab. It is not derived from human or animal sources. This lab-tested formula is extremely pure, highly potent, and rare in beauty products due to its cost and quality.

Do pheromone perfumes actually work?

Scientific evidence on human pheromone perfumes is mixed. While some compounds may influence perception, attraction is largely shaped by personal scent preference and emotional context. Our approach blends mood-boosting scent notes with oxytocin-inspired peptides for a confidence-boosting effect you can feel.

What scents are best for boosting mood?

Citrus notes like pomelo or bergamot can energize and uplift, floral notes like rose or jasmine help relax, and warm notes like amber or praline offer comfort. VEXA perfumes combine these elements for a balanced, mood-enhancing experience.

How long do your perfumes last on the skin?

Thanks to our peptide-infused formulation, VEXA perfumes are designed for long-lasting wear. For best results, apply to pulse points over moisturized skin or pair with our Fusion Butter Fragrance Primer to extend projection.

How should I apply my perfume for the best effect?

Spray onto clean, moisturized skin at pulse points (wrists, neck, décolletage). Avoid rubbing wrists together, as this can break down top notes. For an amplified and longer-lasting scent, use a fragrance primer first.