What soap in Europe

I would like to know what soap to use for punishments (enema or soapstick) in Europe. Because the american soap types are not in stores here.

I life in ther Netherlands but could go shopping in Germany also.

Thanks.

You can found " Neutrogena " or " Sunlight white "go in a organic shop and buy natural soap without perfume .

Arthur

As a fellow Dutchy i can recommend Neutral, availeble almost everywhere, the bars they have in their assortment are made of pure soap, without parfume etc,

Pleasant side effect (if thats the goal) is that its quite harsh since there arent any moisterisers etc in em either.

Just use a grater to make flakes and off ye go 😃

Marseille soap

You can buy Dr. Bronners online in some health-vegan-organic typ of store, and you can order it to be shipped from the Müller (drug store) webside and let it be shipped to a local store to pick it up there.

Depending on the amount of soap you use, Dr. Bronners can be quiet crampy.

Other than that, most stores have their own brands of pure castile soap, but unfortunally, some have perfume added to it. But Neutrogena is fine as well (and can be found pretty much everywhere)

Is Ivory bath soap available where you are??

I'm in the UK. I use Imperial Leather bar soap. It seems to do the job pretty well.

Yep, I use imperial leather too and from the UK. It does the job for both soap sticks and enemas. I also like using pears as this has high glycerin content which is pretty intense when it kicks in. Shield soap is also quite strong.....

I saw Pears in the shop and wondered if it would be good. Will have to give it a go. Any particular 'flavours' that work well?

I've used Pears soap. Lots of foo foo scents. Lovely to wash the face and hands. Bit of a waste to use in an enema and expensive too.

I'm surprised pears isn't a little too harsh to use for an enema. I order Dr. Bronners online (it's reasonably cheap from Amazon in the UK), not only for enemas but as the best stuff to wash both woolly jumpers and "technical" clothing (stuff like synthetic insulated jackets for hiking and skiing, and compression gear for running) in the washing machine.

I have searched for US soap but without luck. So I have started using a mild baby shampoo and really think I have found "it". One fill really cleans me out, rest of the fills are just rinses.

If you want pure glycerin soap, Simple do a very good one. You can also find pure Castile soap in the UK; it tends to be on the very bottom shelf in the bathing section in supermarkets or pound stores. Be careful of using Pears soap if you have a nut allergy- it contains a derivative of peanut oil!

I think that in all the countries in Europe ivory soap will be available. This sort of a soap is well fitted for a soapy enema or for soap sticks.

For glycerin soap without extra additives, I buy a large block of glycerin soap base from Michael's craft store. This is plain and you add your own scents when you are making soap bars. This will give you a good clean out without the added chemicals.

Dan

I am not sure what soap I can get from the supermarket in the UK to try suppositories and soap suds enema with, everything nowadays has fragrances in? I will try Imperial Leather or Pears as people have suggested them, but I am wary of reformulation. Ideally I would like Castile soap as I want my first soap experiences to be on the gentler end, but I don't know where to get it in the UK?

Do u our stores have a no tears baby shampoo? Here in America we have Johnson&Johnson Baby Shampoo. It's a very effective enema soap. A little makes a great clean out enema

If you want strong cramps just use a bit more.