Welcome, one and all, to our weekly brunch. Inspired by last week's topic, a reader suggested this week's.
Have you ever used lotion, creme or oil on the buttocks to reduce the tendency for skin to excessively abrade, stretch and split, blister, and otherwise suffer physical damage that might limit the duration of a spanking?
Please leave your response as a comment, and when everyone has had a chance to speak, I'll publish a summary of our discussion.
Slava Ukraini
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Interesting question. The only thing we have used is some arnica cream post spanking on the rare occasion to help with bruising.
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Roz
We have not. But an interesting thought.
Barrel
I like to keep a bottle of aloe in the refrigerator. It can be applied to the naughty bottom pre, post or during a spanking.In addition to moisturizing the skin, it also makes the target sticky which increases the sting factor. S
Every day, my back bumps get a dose of skin lotion, except on days when I am going to get spanked. Nothing expensive, just standard stuff. It seems to help keep the fellas in good order. After a good spanking, the first thing that goes on is alcohol gel (not pleasant, but it puts my mind at rest about micro abrasions) and after that skin lotion again. But now it goes on three times a day, until the marks and any hardness has gone. I find that creams and lotions just before a spanking seem to do more harm than good.
Prefectdt
We do not use anything before spankings. They are hard enough.
On the odd occasion we've used arnica.
Never tried it or any other lotions before a spanking.
Love,
Ronnie
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My wife directs me apply a 50:50 mixture of White Mineral Oil (USP) and CeraVe Moisturizing Lotion to my butt if she has decided to cane me. She has me personally apply it and rub it in about one hour before the she starts with the cane. (This is the only time she requires a "moisturizer," so her directive is a forewarning I can soon expect very serious discipline.)
I take several "blood thinners," so I have a tendency to bleed from even slight abrasions or tears. My wife has found that a good "moisturizing" before a caning strongly reduces such damage. Particularly reduces such damage and bleeding from where multiple strokes of the cane "overlap" one another; basically, damage from "compound weals, one weal overlaying another weal."
We don't used any "aftercare" lotions to ease the pain or hasten healing. However, my wife does insist that she spray my butt with isopropyl ("rubbing") alcohol after all thrashings that have caused any abrasions, cuts or tears., to make ensure there is little chance for an infection to start. (Similarly, I'm required to clean and then sanitize all of her implements with either alcohol or dilute hypochlorite ("bleach") solutions for the same reason.)
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