Verdict: W.A.G.G. (“What A Great Guy”) was an unscented 10 mL pheromone product promoted for friendly social interactions rather than a strong cologne scent. Love Scent described androstenol as its active compound, but the seller now explicitly says it no longer carries W.A.G.G. We found no controlled test of the finished product showing improved approachability, trust, or anxiety. It is best understood as an older product with limited current buying relevance.
At a glance
| Product reviewed | W.A.G.G. / What A Great Guy, formerly sold by Love Scent |
|---|---|
| Format | 10 mL unscented product, according to the seller’s archive |
| Seller-stated active | Androstenol; concentration per bottle not verified |
| Historical price | $69.95 in older Love Scent posts; not a current offer |
| Current availability | Love Scent says it no longer carries W.A.G.G. |
| Main limitation | No finished-product study establishing social or mood effects |
How we reviewed it
We checked Love Scent’s historical product description and availability update, its archived formulation claims, and a research review of proposed human pheromones. We have not independently tested a W.A.G.G. bottle, verified its chemical content, or measured reactions to it. Archived seller copy is evidence of what the seller said, not independent proof of the claimed effects.
What was W.A.G.G.?
Love Scent marketed W.A.G.G. as a softer alternative to products built around androstenone. Its name stands for “What A Great Guy.” The product was designed for men but the seller also described it as suitable for other genders. The idea was an unscented formula that could be worn alone or alongside a fragrance, avoiding a strong added perfume. Unscented does not guarantee that every person will perceive no odor.
The seller described a 10 mL bottle based on androstenol and, in one historical article, said it contained only that marketed pheromone compound. We did not find a quantitative concentration for W.A.G.G. or a current full ingredient label. We therefore cannot compare its dose with another androstenol product or confirm that no other carrier ingredients were present.
Does androstenol make someone seem approachable?
Love Scent’s copy associated androstenol with warmth, social ease, and improved mood. Those are marketing claims, not demonstrated outcomes of this finished formula. We found no blinded W.A.G.G. trial measuring approachability, workplace rapport, confidence, or anxiety. A review of human pheromone research cautions that the commonly promoted candidate compounds have not been robustly established as human pheromones with reliable behavioral effects.
The old article repeated anonymous “user reports” of reduced social anxiety and easier conversations without identifying a review source or method. We removed those claims. A person may feel more at ease when using a product they expect to help, but that experience alone cannot show a specific chemical effect. W.A.G.G. should not be treated as an anxiety treatment or a way to make others trust you.
Price, availability, and returns
Love Scent’s older posts listed W.A.G.G. at $69.95 for 10 mL and later added an explicit notice that it no longer carries the product. That old price is useful historical context, not a live checkout price. Because we could not verify a current original-product seller, we cannot responsibly state a current W.A.G.G. price, shipping charge, or return window.
If you find a third-party listing, confirm the exact product name, bottle age, seal, ingredient information, final cost, and that seller’s return policy. Love Scent mentioned its separate pure androstenol item as an alternative in its update, but it is a different product with its own formula and terms.
Who should consider it?
W.A.G.G. may interest someone researching older unscented pheromone products. For a practical purchase today, the documented lack of stock at the former seller and missing concentration data make it difficult to recommend. Buyers seeking a fragrance should assess an available product’s smell and buying terms; those seeking claimed social effects should keep the uncertain evidence in view. Our Nexus review
Frequently asked questions
What does W.A.G.G. stand for?
“What A Great Guy,” the name used in Love Scent’s historical product posts.
Was W.A.G.G. scented?
Love Scent described it as unscented. That does not establish that every wearer will notice no smell from the base or active ingredient.
Did it contain only androstenol?
The seller said androstenol was the only marketed pheromone compound. We could not verify a full ingredient label or its concentration.
Can I still buy it from Love Scent?
Love Scent’s archived pages explicitly say it no longer carries W.A.G.G. Check any third-party offer independently.
Final verdict
W.A.G.G. had a clear concept: a small, unscented androstenol product for people who wanted a gentler social fragrance routine. Its effects were never established for the finished formula, and its former seller no longer offers it. For a current product with reviewable purchase details, read our Nexus review.
Editorial note: Seller archives and research checked October 7, 2026. This is a research-based review; we have not independently tested W.A.G.G. or measured social outcomes.
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