Baby Oil on the inside?

Hello,

Just a quick one can baby oil be used on the inside? I know that it cant be used with condoms and thats not an issue.

Also has anyone used baby oil on the inside talking to both male and females here

Thaks

On the inside?

Are you referring to inside the house as opposed to out in the yard, or injecting it internally through a body orifice?

It is not sterile and contains other ingredients such as fragrance so it should not be administered internally, but it is perfectly safe to use both indoors or outdoors.

DrJ58, You have given me a fit of the giggles! Thank you so much for your "insightful" response.

LadyDoc

Baby oil can not be used with condoms

it weakens the latex and thus making them useless for sex .

If you mean baby oil for something like an oil enema, it is perfectly fine to use.

Would you drink Baby Oil? In the same quantities as an enema?

Plain USP Light Mineral Oil is safe to drink, safe to use for an oil enema, and usually more economical than J&J or other Baby Oil. Anything containing fragrance may cause extreme irritation to mucous membranes in some individuals. If you wouldn't drink it, you shouldn't be administering it rectally either.

OTOH, it's perfectly safe (if a bit messy) for use as a sex lube when you're not using condoms or other toys. I suppose it could also be used with glass or hard plastic toys, but a water-soluble lube like Carageenan or KY or Astroglide would be better as an all-purpose lube.

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I would not drink Dr Bronner's soap solution or epsom salts that I put in an enema sometimes. The would you drink it doesn't always apply.

If baby oil doesn't irritate your skin, it won't irritate your colon either.

I would not drink Dr Bronner's soap solution or epsom salts that I putin an enema sometimes. The would you drink it doesn't always apply.

Actually the "would you drink it" does apply with both of those. Dr. Bronner's is natural Castile soap made from coconut fats and scented with natural oil extracts, and if you read the tiny print on the label it is usable for many other things including teeth and vaginal douche. Epsom Salts USP are also safe to drink if diluted correctly to the same concentration as an enema. You may get a very upset stomach from drinking either one, but they are in no way toxic.

The broad term "fragrance" has been criticized as there is almost no FDA control over what it may contain, and many have been found to contain unlisted toxic ingredients such as formaldehyde. As an ingredient in cosmetics used externally it is being questioned for safety, so I would not recommend anyone use it internally. As far as saying "if it doesn't irritate your skin it won't irritate your colon", the epidermis is able to withstand considerably more abuse than the rectal mucosa. Any irritant inside the rectum may lead to Chemical Proctitis which may have serious implications if severe.

I'm just wondering if a 1/2 quart baby oil enema with 1/2 quart warm water is soothing. Has anyone one tried it yet?