Enema Soaps

Hi, I'm new and this is my first post. Have been giving myself enemas for many years. Mostly I cleanse as part of my masturbation technique but enjoy the feeling after and the health benefits. After trying many different kinds of soap I have found Olay "Ultra-Moisture" to work the best for me. Very mild, rinses out well and seems to leave me a little slippery. Anybody use anything else besides the stand-by Ivory and Castile?

Dr. Bonner's Peppermint Castile Soap available in most health food and vitamins stores. -- DD

Last trip to the green store I purchased about 10 assorted bottles of DR Bonner's. The cashier asked me if I was using it to wash my hands as they were so nicely scented. I explained what I used them for and that my enemates enjoyed the variety. After listening she asked if she could join me for a session. Gave her my cell number and await her call when she has an open afternoon to be "spoiled". Always thought she was so prim and proper at 23 yrs that she would think of me as a disgusting old fart should give myself more credit!!

Doctergrayson;Nothing wrong with trying to give a young female some erotic enema peasure no matter what your age is.Your age numbers don't mean much if you take care of yourself.A man in his seventies can have the same body as a fifty year old person if he is willing to maintain healthy habits.Take it from a 72yrs young guy.

I prefer to use a combination of soaps for my enemas.I dissolve three packets of castile soap in a 16oz jar,then I add one half once of Ivory liquid hand soap,then I add some liquified Ivory bar soap that has been soaking in another jar.

For each enema,I use about four onces of this soap mixture.It does a great cleanout for the first two enemas.I like experimenting with differant solutions to see what works best.You might say I use my ass as a lab.Let the good times flow.w/m72yrs/Western Ma

Ivory!

So far, I have only used Dr. Woods' Peppermint castile liquid.

I like Soft Soap. Aloe Vera. Works great. Make sure to stay away from anti bacterial types. Its not a good idea to upset the bacteria in the colon otherwise it cant do its job properly!

I like Doc Bonners too but I also like to add some things to it.Pepper etc.

Dr. Bonner's is great, but the peppermint has a wonderful side effect/benefit--it keeps the fumes down! For me at least, an unpleasant result of an enema is the odor attendant to the evacuation.

Ivory soap, definetly! The enema soap of my youth. Brings back memories. Plus it is very effective, giving a thorough cleansing.

I quit using soaps of any kind years ago,, i use plain warm water,, or add coffee mostly,, tea or other herbs occassionalllly...

i dont think the chemicals found in soaps or all that healthy..

i quit soaps when i figured out i could actually taste the soap that had been absorbed by my colon, picked up by the blood and transported to the taste buds,,, my rule is if i wouldnt drink it , i wont enema it !!!

I occasionally add a tablespoon or two of Dr. Bronner's liquid Castile soap to my enema. I like the peppermint scented and purchase a bottle of it at a store that sells health foods and vitamins. I have no idea if the clerks at the store suspect what I plan to use it for.

I add the soap to my enema when I am a little constipated and want a really good clean out and it usually works wonderfully! I have never used the practice of a follow up enema with plain water because the soap solution has never caused me any discomfort after expelling. On the contrary, a Castile soap enema very often results in my having a very good natural bowel movement the following day, even though I was thoroughly cleaned out by the Castile soap enema just the day before.

I can not hold a Peppermint enema at all ... i usually don't even make the 2 quarts. I have switch to Almond or the Baby label, no added scents at all. Both to a through job and I can retain them for some time.

I have used some of the Dr Bonner soaps and enjoyed them all. However I have heard that is not to use the Eucalyptus soap, as it does bad things inside the color. Anyone have any info on this?

I use Dove soap often with Dr Bronners Castile soap. I tried the peppermint and it was way too intense. I tend not to rinse as it seems to result in a delayed expulsion.

I put a bar of Ivory soap in a close top pitcher, shake it up good, and set it aside for when I need an enema.

When it comes time to actually prepare the enema, I shake it up good again, then I get the air out of the hose. I fill the bag(Either 2 or 3 qt depending on the purpose of the enema) half way with the then-cold soapsuds. I add any Epsom Salt, table salt, glycerine or anything else, then I fill the bag with very hot water. I attach the hose, and carry the bag by it's hook into the bedroom. Then I do whatever pre-enema I'm doing, and THEN hang the bag before I get into position. That way the bag has been turned in all directions and the hot water, cold soapsuds and everything else have had time to mix, and dissolve.

Sounds like a good combination. I mainly use Dr Bonners peppermint.grew up with ivory soap enmas

The enemas I received growing up (many) all used Ivory. Now, I use either Dr. Bonner's (prefer lavender) or Johnson's Baby Shampoo. Johnson's gives a very thorough cleanout with all the benefits of Dr. Bonner's - a nice smell, lots of suds in toilet when you expel but no cramps. I always get some cramps with Dr. Bonner's depending on the amount I use which is generally 1 tablespoon per quart. So, for my standard 3 quart enema, that's 3 tablespoons.

As a child Ivory in one form or another as far as I know. Johnson's Baby Shampoo was use a few times as well. For the past few years as an adult I have been using Dr. Bonner's Peppermint Castile Soap which I really like.

I've not used anything but Dr. Bonner's peppermint - and used that carefully. I see a lot of other excellent suggestions on this thread.

For the past ten years or so, I have used Dr. Bronner's regular castile soap after graduating from my previous usage of Zest hand soap swished around in the bag to produce a nice milky solution, which worked very well.

Once I found Dr. Bronner's, I continued its usage until Gretchen posted about the usage of J&J baby shampoo. I tried that, and became instantly enamored with its usage. As mentioned earlier in this topic thread, it smells great, during AND afterwards, leaves some nice slippery suds on your bottom after expulsion, and does a tremendous cleaning as well. It has become my new favorite soap product for enjoyable enemas.

I have been totally hooked on various soaps from indigowild.com in KC, MO. I have tried the almond, almond/coffee, sandalwood/citrus, sea salt, and frankincense/myrrh and have found them to all be mild, yet do a good job.

Dan

Hi chefb,

Go to www.opthamalhealthnetwork.com and check out some of Kristina's nice stuff including her "Made For Enema" soaps!! She offers a very nice Chamomile and Sage soap also a Frankincense and Myrrh soap. Both are made from Goat Milk. Enjoy!!

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Everyone has their favorites, and that comes with trial and error. I like Dr. Bronner's Peppermint Castile Soap. It's a liquid soap, and is mild. Castile soap is the type hospitals use. Dr. Bronner's comes in several other scents. I can be purchased at most health food stores or online. A squirt or two in 2 quarts works well.

Ivory soap was always used in my grandmothers house as well as my moms and now in mine. Sometimes other things such as glycerin are added to the mixture. A bar of Ivory is always kept soaking in a jar in the bathroom closet.

I recently tried Dr Bronners lavender soap and it was quite effective. No big cramps but certainly produced a good urge to go very shortly. I found small bottles of the peppermint and lavender soap in the travel supplies section of my local target store.

I have found J&J's baby shampoo "Head to Toe" very effective with minimal or no cramping.

Dr. Bronner;s Pepperming Castile soap is the best. Nice sensation and the smell is better.

Will any castile (olive oil based) soap do??

I tend to prefer J & J Baby shampoo, or Dr. Bronner's uncented (dark blue label) Castile liquid soap. Both work equally as well for me.