Soap question for UK people

Sorry if this has been done before, but im looking for soap reccomendations that are easily avaliable in the UK market (i.e. Boots, Superdrug, Holland and Barrett etc).

Whats the safest (closest to Ivory or Castile) to use?

Has anybody tried Oliva? http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/pages/product_detail.asp?pid=1088&prodid=1523

I used to use Palmolive but after being uncertain how safe it was switched to warm water only, its getting a bit boring now though 😃

Thanks!

Hi, im in the uk too, i have recently been using johnsons baby softwash that can be bought anywher, it cleans me out well, but has an advantage of not leaving the burning feeling that some harsher soaps leave.

Only down side, and one ive only just noticed, is that it seems to contain oil, may not do some rubber items any good in the long term.

Where are you ? do you want to chat ?

I use a little Dove soap personally, just grate some off and mix it into the water.

I actually find it more comfortable than plain water for some reason.

I got some Dr Bronners Liquid Almond soap in the end, worked quite well but I think i should have used slightly more.

Still the bottle seems like it can last for ages!

Hello, im a uk resident, and often see stories etc concerning oldfashioned ivory soap, either being used for enemas or soap sticks, anyone know where here in england it can be bought ?

ive used almost all other soaps over the years, but cant find original ivory.

Also looking for people to play with , regarding soapy enemas adn soap being pushed up bums.

You might have to import it! I’ve looked for it here in Australia but it doesn’t seem to be on sale, probably because it’s just not a very remarkable product and there are local equivalents. It shouldn’t be hard to find a soap of the same type anywhere. It’s a sodium soap made from tallow and coconut oil or palm kernel oil. Sodium chloride, sodium silicate, magnesium sulphate, and ‘fragrance’ are listed but would be minor ingredients. To give you an idea of where to look: at least two tallow/coconut oil soaps are sold here as laundry soaps, one in the form of flakes which dissolve very readily in hot water. (The other, a hard yellow soap, was the one I used for my first enemas at about 15.)

Ivory soap MSDS, including list of ingredients, is at https://www2.itap.purdue.edu/msds/docs/12125.pdf

You may have the same product under another name.. Happens a lot. Everything from laundry detergent to automobiles, you often have exactly the same thing under a different name.

If you search for ivory soap on Amazon (UK) there are a few products.

Hi I normally use plain water with salt but getting to use soap and baby shampoos.

So got simple soap and put the bar in hand hot water till it feels very soapy but not got a strong reaction so far. I can't find an amount to use . As for the baby shampoo a couple of tea spoons per litre is all that has been ventured.

Would love to play I am in London and would love a kinky Dr x

I see a lot of people talking about Dr Bronner's soap as the best for enemas.

I'm not sure if this is widely available in the UK. Does anyone knownofnany alternatives that I could find in Boots or Superdrug, or even in the supermarket? Are there any well known UK brands that would work?

This is one enema I haven't tried yet for lack of knowledge of what to use.

Here's what I got right away when Googling castile soap UK, health food stores UK

STORES:

HOLLAND AND BARRET

http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/pages/categories.asp?cid=304&searchterm=castile+soap&rdcnt=1&page=2

PLANET ORGANIC

http://www.planetorganic.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=castile+soap

ONLINE:

http://www.drbronner.co.uk/en/

http://www.ongnaturalbodycare.co.uk/shop-by-brand/dr-bronners.html

http://www.theremustbeabetterway.co.uk/dr-bronners-magic-pure-castile-liquid-soap.html

http://www.twenga.co.uk/dr-bronner-soap.html

http://www.feelunique.com/brands/dr-bronner%27s

http://www.essentialslondon.com/category/600.aspx

http://www.aromantic.co.uk/buy-castile-soap-organic-uk.htm

A comprehensive answer. Thanks so much.