Good Dr. Bronner's

Hello all. Or the two people that decide to read a post by a newb. 😁 I have just in the last week started giving myself treatments, and I am really excited that they are so pleasurable. I initially joined up for more information (thanks btw. great advice).

I had been a bit worried because I had read something about the good Doc's peppermint soap being a bit... harsh, and of course that was what I had ordered before doing my research. But it finally showed up yesterday and I must tell you, I love this stuff. I couldn't stop giggling because it caused a tingly sensation. While in the simm's my mind kept wandering to those old York peppermint patty commercials.

I am completely hooked.

Does anyone have a recommendation on other flavors to try?

The Dr Bronner's peppermint and the plain are the best.

There is also lavender, almond and a couple of other "flavors".

I have been using it for over 20 years, its Great!!!

So Enjoy!!!

I have the "baby" one, but it just does not have that nice tingly refreshment you get with the peppermint. My peppermint is Dr. Woods, btw, I bought for half of what Bonner's cost at the health food store.

Its a very very good soap to use. The only way to fly...err soap up.

The peppermint is my favorite too. I bought Eucalyptus simply because I LOVE the scent but after reading some warning from folks about using it in an enema, I decided to err on the side of caution. It's now in my shower.

I must confess to being "torn between two lovers", one is Ivory soap and the second is peppermint. Both are very seductive in their own way, the aroma of Ivory instantly conjures up an image of enemas, peppermint of course tingles and awakens that sensitive opening. I have allowed both to become part of my enemas by using the Ivory soap in the enema water, and using peppermint oil in my J Lube.

I love the Peppermint too and Eucalyptus is good also. I hope I spelt it right.

I only recently tried Dr Bronners peppermint soap and like the cool tingle it produces. However, as another poster said, the smell of a new bar of Ivory soap suggests enema to me.

I too think highly of Dr Bronners peppermint soap solution. It works very well and drains out freely too, as a rule. good lathering to you now that you have joined this society!

Dr. Bronner's peppermint sounds like a winner. Thanks for the tip.

I just received a 5-pack of dr. Bronner's different soaps.. trial size. I will try the peppermint tonight with my 4-quart bag.

Dr. Bronner's Peppermint Castile soap seems to ALWAYS produce an urgent response from me. Other soaps seem to loose their "punch" but Dr. B. always gets the job done! 2 or more tablespoons gets my attention right away.

I was introduced to Dr. Bronner's Peppermint on Mother's Day of '78 by the late FEB. At that time, 1 cap from a qt. size bottle was all that was needed for a full 4qt Enema. The soap was darker and more concentrated than it is now. It did a good job back then, and has through the years. Now it just doesn't go quite as far.

Dan

Dr. Bronner's peppermint is, in my 30 years or so experience with enemas, the very best stuff ever. It will do whatever you want it to do... smooth to wowzer!

A soapsuds enema of one tablespoon Dr. Bronners Peppermint in about 2 1/2 quarts of warm water has been my routine morning cleanse for many years now. Just enough soap for a relaxing cleanse without uncomfortable cramping. And after many years I've found clear water rinse enemas afterwards really aren't necessary, unless you're in the mood for further stimulation. A routine colonoscopy revealed a "healthy" colon, notwithstanding I rarely rinse now. Doubtful the same would be said if my enemas were the overly-soapy Ivory enemas of my youth.

The first time that I used Dr. Bronner's, I used way to much. I don't remember the mixture, but ended up getting very sick with an extremely upset stomach. I didn't use Dr. Bronner;s again for some time. The next time, I significantly reduced the amount and now enjoy it whenever I have the opportunity.