What is a good enema soap?

Martina,

Enema soap and hand soap can be the same. Just the packaging is different. Good soap is good soap. Bad soap is bad soap. I love your profile photo Martina 😉

I guess I have to throw in my vote for ivory. Very milky, very-very warm and about 3 quarts. Now that's an enema!

A lot of people recommend Dr. Bonner's Peppermint Castile.

I ran across Dr. Bonner's 18 in 1 Peppermint Hemp Castile at Walgreen's. Is that the same thing?

Does the peppermint burn? or just tingle

I have to agree, almost any of the Dr Bronners soaps are great! I've also used plain old Palmolive green when mixing it with Castor oil.

For a long time I read about "soapy" enemas and kind of turned my nose up to them. Then I ordered some some stuff from Beth Tyler and they included a small complementary 4 oz bottle of Castille soap (peppermint). To my surprise, it was a pretty awesome experience. It gives a real tingle and great cleanout. If you haven't tried this before, I highly recommend it...just don't overdo the soap...I think an ounce per 2 qt bag works pretty well. You can experiment. It was recommended to do a rinsing session afterwards because soap is basically an irritant. Just a good excuse for another good fillup.

Depends on how good a clean out you had in mind !

as far as i can see, almost any soap does the trick as does a soap suppository before the enema, and glycerine.

I know you arent supposed to use it, but if your sub has annoyed you try a small squirt of washing up liquid, it will really have them blowing bubbles !!

and of course that means a few rinsing enemas are needed.

I use either Dr. B's castille soap in bar form and sometimes add a few drops of peppermint oil. The soap gives a thorough cleansing enema.

Jimmy

Target is advertising a sale this week on Dr. Bronner's peppermint_ a quart bottle for $9.99. A little goes a long way. My usual favorite though is mild goat milk soap. I remember Ivory as a child being too harsh.

Kirk's Original Coco Castille soap bars provide a nice soothing cleansing action. Available in Publix grocery stores in this area. Haven't seen any other type of castille soap in the local Walgreens.

Dr bonner's peppermint castile is the best, just be careful of any soap with biocides, it is bad for your intestinal flora

I use Dr. Bronner's peppermint and Ivory bar soap. About every 3-4 sessions of Dr. Bronners, I'll use the Ivory instead. It doesn't have the tingle from the peppermint, but Ivory produces a different style of cramping.

In germany it is called "kernseife" don't know the english expression..

I use dr bonners plain, peppermint, and Ivory soaps.

try with a little cooler water and try holding that what a mind game 😮

Several have mentioned glycerine-based soaps like Neutrogena. They're great! (Not to diss Dr. Bronners, but he's got no shortage of fans!) I found Pear's to be a good glycerine clear soap, and quite a bit cheaper than Neutrogena (check your drugstore). I find they take a while to melt, but run the water hot with the bar in the bag and wait till it cools a bit, rubbing the bar a few times in between...

Anyone knows any European equivalent brands. I've never spotted any of these

Dr Bonner's with a little Epsom salts added... it makes the water softer hence more "suds"

Read the label on the soap. If you don't recognize the ingredients, don't use the soap. Some contain formaldehyde, detergents, or deodorants. IVORY is safe & dependable in moderate amounts. A big mound of suds on expelling indicates too much soap.

A bar of ivory soap really does the trick.Dr Bronners peppermint with a tsp of salt is also one of my favorites

I use prell shampoo, Dove bar soap, vo5, baby shampoo, soft soap, wella balsom, ivory dish soap, or bar soap, These will all cramp you but with clean you out real good at the same time.

Dr. Bronners Peppermint liquid soap is my favorite to use. It is wonderful and refreshing when your enema is done.

Just about any of "Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap". I've done almond, lavender and peppermint. Peppermint is best.

I have to concur... Dr Bronner's Peppermint and Ivory are my favorites.

Plain castile soap is the best. Can be ordered on the

internet is single use packets cheap. Next best soap

is a bar of Ivory. Nothing like a good ole soapy enema!

You can also get castile soap in just about any health food store.

Natural soap .

Never perfume in the soap .

Someones like Neutrogena .

For me a 2qt enema made with glycerine soap works well. It can be very cramping depending on the amount of soap used. Pure glycerine soap can be purchased at any health food store and is often found in drug stores.

Dr Bronners peppermint is the most stimulating.

I've mentioned this elsewhere, but lately I really like the Dead Sea Salt soap made by One With Nature. It has glycerine as well as sea salt, feels very slippery, provides nice strong urges and a good clean-out.

I like Dr. Bonners peppermint soap or Castile soap, 2 qts. with warm water and sea salt.