Using vanilla or food flavoring extracts?

Using a bit of vanilla or food flavoring extracts mixed in water enemas for a nicer scent for anal sex later. Is it safe?

If it's safe to eat, I can't imagine it would be a problem diluted in an enema.

My first thought was what a great idea. Then I thought that peppermint extract would be a great order for later, fresh and minty. Then I remembered how it burns if not diluted a lot and that wouldn't be a great idea. Hmm? Wonder what would be a good idea?

My first thought was what a great idea. Then I thought that peppermint extract would be a great order for later, fresh and minty. Then I remembered how it burns if not diluted a lot and that wouldn't be a great idea. Hmm? Wonder what would be a good idea?

Dr Bronner's peppermint soap can be added to an enema to get that fresh minty smell if one wants. A little goes a long way in an enema. Start out with less and gradually add a bit til you get the desired feeling.

Dr Bronner's peppermint soap can be added to an enema to get that fresh minty smell if one wants. A little goes a long way in an enema. Start out with less and gradually add a bit til you get the desired feeling.

As MissStress said , Bronners peppermint will give you that minty feeling but is also very crampy when over used. Start slowly!

I could understand food flavoring for oral anal play (but not chocolate) - Dr. Bronners Peppermint wouldn't taste or feel good on my tongue!

The sense of taste and the sense of smell are certainly related, but that does not mean that your sensory organs are going to react to a scent and a flavor in exactly the same way. Vanilla smells great but unless mixed into something else doesn't taste that nice. For one, the vanilla extract is in ethyl alcohol so all that comes through is that harshness that I would associate with moonshine. Another case in point is that my wife used to douche with Massengil. It smelled like wintergreen and I loved the scent. Unfortunately when we would engage in some oral sex it didn't taste anything like it smelled. So my suggestion is don't try to add a scent where nature's own is far better.

So, what about a few drops of essential oils in the enema liquid?

I enjoy Dr. Bronner's peppermint soap and have added peppermint extract to my Ivory soap enemas. Here's a link to the Dr. Bronner website showing this soap and more https://shop.drbronner.com/products/peppermint-pure-castile-liquid-soap

So, what about a few drops of essential oils in the enema liquid?

I would be very careful with essential oils. If they don't emulsify or otherwise spread evenly throughout the enema water you might have “drops,” and even a drop of full strength essential oil might be bad news as the colonic mucosa is delicate.

Unless you know what you are doing, do not add things like essential oils. Don't believe me, add 20 drops of pure peppermint oil to a 2 quart enema, stir it up, take the enema and hold for 5 minutes--how does that feel?? The oil does not mix , like moliere said, it stays concentrated, it must be emulsified with some type of surfactant or soap to properly mix with the water in the enema. A little essential oil goes a long way.

I would be very careful with essential oils. If they don't emulsify or otherwise spread evenly throughout the enema water you might have “drops,” ……

My experience was the oil would dissolve in the strong Ivory soapy solution I would use. I would stir it up.