Oils applied to rectum

Is there any suggestions of oils that can be applied to the rectum and how they feel?

I don't really like oil or silicone lubes very much for anything, BUT, if I am having a colonic at home or at a spa, I like to lubricate my anus and the speculum with A&D Ointment best by far. It stays in place for the entire colonic and is mostly petrolatum and lanolin. To me it is the best of the oil based lubes.

The oil based lubes feel like oil while water based lubes, especially the thinner viscosity ones feel more like pussy juice.

Just go to the store and get a few different ones and rub them on. See for yourself.

Susie-

I agree with you about most oil-based lubes; kind of icky. We do use mineral oil occasionally but only on skin - in a massage situation. As our anal "lubricant of choice" we always turn to Bag Balm; a petrolatum, lanolin base with 0.3% hydroxyquinoline sulfate. The "active ingredient" is bacteriostatic and fungistatic as well. It's widely available at outlets such as Walgreen's and Tractor Supply (NFI in either one, darn the luck!). Veterinarians (especially large animal practitioners) keep about a gallon of "udder goo" on hand. It's the best thing in the world for cuts, scrapes, chapped hands, chapped udders, cracked heels, blah, blah, blah. We think it's a great "pre-insertion" lube.

Take it for what it's worth !

LadyDoc

My ex girlfriend used her own saliva, that turned me on a lot. Of course it'isnt fluid like oil, but on the other hand saliva has a very high eroticism (to me).

Olive Oil is the best oil to apply to the rectum it keeps it soft and supple and relaxed.

I like the olive oil idea thank you for the thought

Thanks LadyDoc for this great advice and use of Bag Balm. I had no idea on how "useful" it is 😉

I find water based lubes to feel cold. i like that cold feeling. i don't get that with oil based.

I have applied olive oil to my rectum while at a spa during massage it felt good.

This might be a really stupid question: If you use olive oil, don't you have to use the bathroom pretty soon, after it enters the rectum?

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This might be a really stupid question: If you use olive oil, don't you have to use the bathroom pretty soon, after it enters the rectum?

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I think they are asking for application of oils to the skin outside of the anus, not actually injecting olive oil into the rectum.

You are correct, oil leaks easily and makes a mess when injected!

Warm up the oil first before it's injected...then it will travel further. After administering, insert a tampon- like a butt plug, to keep from leaking. 🌹

Pepermint oil will give a burning sinsation

Olive oil is great and versatile. I use it to lubricate and provide conductivity when doing e-stim.

Pure lavender oil is wonderful...it is the only essential oil listed in the British Physicians. I find it very soothing to the tissues in the area. Apply in the anal area and to the bottoms of the feet. Then relax and enjoy your soothing warm enemas using traditional lubricants for insertion of the nozzles or tubes.

I would be careful with using straight oils directly on the skin or in the body. Some such as clove and cinnamon can burn the delicate tissue if it is used directly on it. Peppermint, spearmint, wintergreen may do the same. Although using a few drops with a carrier oil such as olive oil, mineral oil or even vegetable oil may give you a nice, tingling sensation. I don't have much experience with oils so you'll have to let others guide you in what can be used directly on the rectum and what should be diluted in a carrier oil prior to play. Be careful and have fun.

Dianne

ESSENTIAL OILS CAN BE DANGEROUS.

USE WITH EXTREME CARE AND KNOWLEDGE.

Peppermint oil will burn delicate tissues.

Spearmint, Wintergreen, Cinnamon and Spearment OILS will make you wish you never heard of them If directly applied to the anus/rectum or if injected into the colon. There may be a waiting period before the pain kicks in. You may even end up in the ER.

Use all essential oils diluted with other vegetable oils that you might cook with.

TEST THEM on areas of your body other than your anus or colon.

Try your tongue or cheek first. The epithelium of your cheek is basically the same as the rectal tissue except for the lack mucus forming (goblet) cells.

NONE of the oils will taste like the candies or cakes or other foods make with their EXTRACTS which are not the same thing. In fact the oils will taste horrible.

Keep essential oils away from your eyes.

DO NOT RUB YOUR EYES after handling them. Wash you hands.

Thank you, Susie. I knew someone more knowledgeable would chime in with their advice.

Years ago, I applied a little clove oil to the skin between and under my breasts since I like the scent but it burned like hell and took forever to stop hurting. I was extremely tender for days. So I learned the hard way about carrier oils and don't advise people on the safety of other oils since I don't know which ones have a similar effect to what I experienced.

Can you recommend a general ratio of carrier oil to essential oil for those who wish to try their hand at it.

Sorry, I have no experience with lavender or clove oil.

I have several insecticides here - they are all essential oils (rosemary and others). I would not choose to apply them to anyone. I'm not implying that they are poisonous to humans, just very volatile and unpleasant.

I tried an olive oil enema a couple of times. It certainly felt different. Not uncomfortable, but messier than normal water or saline. Nice on the anus, but probably not the most sensible to use for the enema itself. Does not improve anal play in any way, in my opinion.

Not sure if you are looking for something to be introduced as a an enema or simply a daily treatment to use externally on the anus. I recently saw a product associated with the good folks at Optimal Health called Super Salve. I am looking forward to getting some of this to try as a lubricant for enema and other purposes.

I picked some Super Salve up the last time I ordered from Optimal Health.... i like it a lot... has a really nice scent to it as well

http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/Super-Salve-Metal-Tin-p/904.htm

I've used whipped cocoa butter. It's very moisturizing and soothing.

Super salve has way too many different ingredients if you are at all concerned about allergies.

CONTAINS: Olive Oil, Organic Chaparral Leaf, Organic Comfrey Leaf, Organic Echinacea Flower, Organic Hops, Organic Usnea Moss, Organic Bee's Wax, Cocoa Butter, Vitamin E and Almond Oils, Essential Oils of Cajuput, Lemon Grass, Lemon, Lavender, and Tea Tree Oil.

I'll have to try the olive oil to lubricate the skin around the anus. It sounds very interesting. I agree that an olive oil enema is rather messy and "keeps on giving" for awhile afterward.

Have tried the super salve and it worked quite well.

I agree with Susie, it irated me after just a few uses.........no clue why or how but when I stopped using it the problem went away.

Personally I've never like oil or petrol based lubes. They're far too hard to get off of my hands and clean for my liking. I tend to stick with regular old ky jelly.

Extra virgin comestible oils only