Peppermint Soap

Ok, I am new to this too and I usually have stinky BM's anyway. Referring to the peppermint soap or oil ; do you put it in the enema water or just in the air. I hear peppermint is supposed to be relaxing 😉to the smooth muscles in the colon so it would make sense to put it in the water.

And if so, how much oil/soap do you use?

Loves

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Peppermint in the enema solution will NOT affect the smell of the expelled enema that much. A teaspoon to tablespoon of peppermint SOAP per quart of solution. 1/4 to 1 teaspoon per quart of Peppermint EXTRACT per quart of solution.

WARNING: 1 or 2 DROPS (I meant it) of peppermint OIL per quart of solution. Be very careful that it is actually mixed thoroughly into solution. It must be mixed into a soap solution. The peppermint OIL will not disperse in plain water and the individual droplets of peppermint OIL will hurt like hell. It will not have the cooling sensation of any other type of peppermint.

The Dr Bronners peppermint SOAP is the recommended method of using peppermint in enemas. Dr Bronners is available in many food stores and most health food stores.

Thank you!! So can I find peppermint soap in a natural food store? Is it liquid or a solid soap? Should I just let it soak in water and then fill my bag with the soaked soap solution?

I get NO OIL!!! but maybe extract.

I am not concerned much about the smell but a tingling relaxing sensation sounds very erotic!!

Loves

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Dr. Bronner's is a liquid. I have found it in a natural foods store. Here is one link that you can use to buy it online.

http://www.internatural-alternative-health.com/SCAT/DRBRONNERSA_1301.cfm

Google it and see what you find.

I live in a tiny town that has a natural food store and they had both liquid and solid form of Dr Bronners soap. It smells delicious. I cant wait to wash myself... inside and out!

Anyway the point of my this post is to let everyone know that the soap is easy to find and if my small town carries it I bet most natural food stores will.

Loves

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If anyone is in the US and looking for Dr. Bronners is sold in most Targets. (I've been in several in various parts of the north and south east and it's always been there.) Sometimes the selection is lacking, but I think its largely because it might not be a hugely demanded product and isn't ordered as much.

Generally they usually have at least the plain and the peppermint, as well as the lavender, almond, citrus and tea tree. I think I've seen the bars as well, but its been a while since I have looked. They have some of them listed online (just search bronner) and you should be able to click the "find it at a store" and see if they carry it. If they do, its in the natural/specialty section in cosmetics.

I've always found the light scent helps a touch, but a good exhaust fan works even better.

Trader Joes stocks Bronner's peppermint liquid in one quart bottles. They have the most reasonable pricing that I've found.