Johnson & Johnson (J & J) soap for enemas

I've seen some posts with users using J & J baby shampoo for enemas. When I went to the pharmacy I saw a couple of options. Which one(s) are people using? How much (i.e. tbsp/qt)? Also, how does the enema compare to one with Ivory (my standby)? More/less crampy? Thanks, I'm looking to explore.

From personal experience, J & J Baby Shampoo is very mild and non-cramping, for me at least. I generally use about 1 TBSP/qt of warm water, and a bit of salt. Cleansing is good, and the experience is very pleasurable. J & J is a bit less harsh than the Dr. Bronner castile soaps, for an equivalent concentration.

Just bought some j and j baby shampoo, wont be long before i try it

Is there a specific type (name) or variety of J & J baby shampoo or are they all the same?

Is there a specific type (name) or variety of J & J baby shampoo or are they all the same?

I would imagine the original should be the one. I'd avoid anything else. You don't know what's added.

The label on mine reads: Johnson & Johnson No More Tears baby shampoo. I think the no more tears means that there is no detergent in it, but I can't be positive.

I have used this for years and it is very gentle, mild, but effective.

Yup, my eye doctor recommended it for washing around my eyes to cut down on irritation from allergies.

I started using the original J&J shampoo this year and now swear by it. Very soothing, yet effective at cleaning you out. Best of all, it helps with "odor' control in the process while leaving your anus nice and lubricated and soothed. i use 1 capful per quart of water and it seems to do great at that ration. The water will not be cloudy, but will still make suds if you shake it. I haven't induced any dry heaves with J&J; I did manage to do that with Dr. Bronner's at times.

Try it and I think you'll enjoy it.

Yes, the basic "No More Tears" baby shampoo. I Like 1 tablespoon per quart. While I have the bottle handy, I'll also squeeze a bit on my finger and use it as nozzle lube as well.

Very mild enema solution that provides good amount of slipperiness and smells very pleasant.

Makes for easy cleanup also.

Thanks for the helpful responses. I got the plain J & J baby shampoo and used one tablespoon per quart (maybe a little mor). It was very effective at cleaning out, and no cramps. The water was clear, but there was a head of suds in the bag and even in the toilet at the end. Looks like a good ratio, may be even 2 tablespoons per my usual 3 quart enema. And, yes, nice smell, though Ivory still does the head trip for me with its milky solution in my clear Klystra bag.