Question about soap - J&J

“When results speak volumes”

That was the wording (jingle) back in times past when TV stations ran promos for Australian Sunlight soap

Sunlight was the preferred soap when it came to the administration of an Enema, both in domestic situations & in hospitals

Velvet was another & made by the same manufacturers as Sunlight…..White “Simple soap” the only other

.1) Velvet – smoothe as…going in….express on the way out.

2) Sunlight – guaranteed to sweep all before…reckon if you'd looked inside after it that's what you'd see.

3) Simple Soap – For a time when I heard Tina Turner sing >> Simply the best…..I'd recall….Simple Enema….A name synonymous with many a medical text

Have used baby shampoo already as lube for my plug…. burning 😄 and if you rinse well afterwards it you should not be harmed

Being a board certified and licensed cosmetologist we were trained that Johnson and Johnson baby shampoo was not the best thing to shampoo with as it is a color stripper and were told you could wash a sink load of dishes with one capful of baby shampoo . Also there advertising slogan was the ” no more tears formula for your darling baby “ we were informed that a baby couldn’t cry if it wanted to while being shampooed with baby shampoo because it contains Novocain which numbs the tear ducts shut hence no tears ! Soon in closing I would avoid anything like shampoos and detergent going into my enemas . Best choice is still old grandmas recipe of Ivory soap still 99.9 % pure and it floats mainly because of the air used in manufacturing it . Also a good tried and true hospital approved Castile soap like Dr Bonner’s or the little packets Nurse Ratchet would carry with her for giving enemas ! Hospital approved and many a patient satisfied with the results ! So enjoy your enemas boys and girls but be careful as to what you shooting up your rear as to soaps going into your bowels . Best

Have used baby shampoo already as lube for my plug…. burning 😄 and if you rinse well afterwards it you should not be harmed

@Seifenspieler,

I gather you like some burning or irritation from your enemas or at least your nozzle. I’ll take the other tack - after >50 years of enemas I like NO burning or irritation, and oddly enough, I get absolutely no burning or other irritation from J&J baby shampoo used in an enema or full strength as a lube on my nozzles or DBC’s. I ran low on lube a week ago and decided to finally try J&JBS to see what it felt like on my nozzle and it felt almost the same as regular water based commercial lube. Even after wearing a maximum comfortable size butt plug for several hours, it still felt fine. Glad I finally found out. Gold mine.

Eric

Dr. Bronner's Peppermint soap in a large proportion in your bag will clean ones insides out, along with a nice stinging on your anus.

Oh yes, lots of Dr. B's soap or Ivory or Dove along with the nozzle coated with Vicks does it for me 😈 However, I found that mixing two or more soaps together never works or me, they seem to cancel each other out…

Have used baby shampoo in my enemas for years with no problem. It makes for mild stimulation that gets me going . I love it !! It also smells good. 😚

Have used baby shampoo in my enemas for years ….

It's the one soap that I found produces no cramps for me - too mild.