difference in oil's: hypoallergenic, baby...etc?

What exactly is the difference between all these oils? What are the different effects on the skin they have? I've felt baby and even olive oil, but I have yet to experience what hypoallergenic oil is.

I've never heard of anything called hypoallergenic oil, but I'll admit, I don't keep up to date on the oil scene.

Baby oil is where it's at, I'm guessing.

Massage oil also works great for vanilla's; you just tell them you're going to give them a massage and once they're all oiled up you tickle them to death.

LD_Tickler said:

I've never heard of anything called hypoallergenic oil, but I'll admit, I don't keep up to date on the oil scene.

Baby oil is where it's at, I'm guessing.

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maybe i heard the word wrong, i know i've heard a hypo or hyper oil mentioned in some tickling videos...

Hmmm I am not really sure either: thinking hypoallergenic baby oil just means that someone with really ultra ultimate sensitive skin-designed for sensitive skin and won't cause irritation and won't cause rashes or something like that, maybe not scented baby oil, not real sure on this.
However whether it be hypoallergenic or traditional baby oil, unscented or scented-guess what is most important is first it doesn't irritate the skin and secondly most of all-really does its job-really sensitizes one's skin and really helps enhance the tickling that is dished out LOL😀

To me don't really matter if it is hypoallergenic or traditional baby oil-long as it works wonders and it helps sensitize the skin and helps make the skin ultra soft and feels good and not greasy sliding on one's fingers, smooth silky smooth feeling and glides along when giving massages or dishing out tickles. Mmmmm you got to love baby oil, especially the scented baby oils and love lotion also, who could forget the scented flavored oil that heats up when you breathe on it or touch or rub it in...mmmm got to love that. That is what bunny has to say on this.😀😀😀