Gylcerine Soap

I have this nice bar of Neutrogina glycerin soap and was thinking about using it sometime for an enema or maby even using a lil sliver off it as a supository. has anyone here tried this yet ?

It should be fine as long as it does not have any perfumes or chemicals in it.

It works quite well. For me it's better than Ivory because I've never had any cramps with Neutrogena.

Thank you both for the replies I will give it a try as soon as I find some time.

The neutrogena seems to melt alot faster and do a better jod with a little less of the burn.

Neutrogena is definitely the best thing to use for either of the above.

Neutrogena glycerin soap makes a wonderful enema soap, and also very fine soap stick suppositories. You can also melt it in a microwave in a glass measuring cup (try 30 seconds first) and pour it into the fingers of an exam glove to make some very fine and smooth suppositories

Wow...what a bold new adventure for this long time gentleman of the bag..did do the "glycerin" with soap bars from the "natural section of the 'grocery store'...flavors were: lemon; lilac; aloe vera...the brand name is Clearly Natural..butt caution...just use one quarter or at best half of the bar and melt in nuked water...I did a whole bar and am still feeling the outcome...it was though a different kind of soothing relief...and ok.....with a 'clean scent.'! 😉 Do try this for ur next series and let us know ur thoughts/comments.

Just followed the directions for the neutrogena soap suppositories, easy and look effective. Haven't tried yet, Mistress will be the judge on that.

Question, the bar soap I used obviously had a "scent". Did I get the incorrect type?

So what about a glycerin soap like Neutrogena? I have used unscented sensitive skin Neutrogena and it seemed to work faster than other soap - say good old Ivory. Other experience?

Neutrogena works really well. It melts alot faster than other soaps. You wont be able to hold it very long. I like it alot.

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Neutrogena works really well. It melts alot faster than other soaps. You wont be able to hold it very long. I like it alot.

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So what about a glycerin soap like Neutrogena? I have used unscented sensitive skin Neutrogena and it seemed to work faster than other soap - say good old Ivory. Other experience?

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I think there is variability in how long you can hold neutrogena soap solutions or soap sticks. I don't have a problem holding those for a long time, and I'm NOT trying to imply that I have a cast iron colon.

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Liquid glycerin has the quickest effect. If you attempt to hold it, you will get cramps. It is a GREAT feeling!!

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If you do a 50-50 mix of glycerin and water--about a pint of each--and hold it in with a double balloon rectal catheter (absolutely necessary with this) for about 20 or 30 minutes, you can really feel the grumbling inside (I don't get cramps from this) and you can easily hear the sound of your colon clear across a large room! This will really clean you out and give you a few return trips to the toilet with liquidy expulsions for the next few hours. ---- If you want to kick this up a notch, add 2 coffee measures of epsom salts to the mix.

The reason glycerine soap, and it's "soothing" effect, is because it's made of olive oil, like vegetable glycerine, it's natural and slower, but effective as an enema and bowel movement inducer, the body loves it, as opposed to the glycerine that fleet makes that is mineral or petroleum based....and harsh