CBD Oil

[kingofkaboom]

Hey guys,
I just wanted to know if anyone has tried tickling with CBD oil and whether or not it is effective. I know baby oil is normally the go to but I've heard that it actually reduces sensitivity to tickling over time. I've heard coconut oil is a much better alternative. But I've never heard of anyone using CBD so if anyone has any experience with it, I'd like to hear about it!

 

[tklee88]

I love coconut oil and use it for everything, but I’ve never been tickled with it so I can’t testify for that. I bet it works though!

And it’s an interesting thought for CBD...any reason you say CBD though and not THC? In my state CBD is all we can get so I’m assuming it’s the same for you. It might work. Give it a try and let us know?

 

[OmahaTickler]

I advise against oil, as some oils can dehydrate, and drier flesh is generally much less ticklish. Stick with lotion, and they have coconut-butter lotion, if you dig coconut scent a lot.

 

[kingofkaboom]

Yes correct, CBD is legal in my state while THC is not yet legal. Me personally I love the CBD oil. If I'm sore before a game my wife will massage me with it and my body will feel totally refreshed. But I have not used it for tickling her yet.

 

[kingofkaboom]

That's a good point to make OmahaTickler. I'm not quite sure if CBD oil dehydrates I've used it plenty of times for my self and I can't definitively say it drys my skin.

 

[tklee88]

Yes correct, CBD is legal in my state while THC is not yet legal. Me personally I love the CBD oil. If I'm sore before a game my wife will massage me with it and my body will feel totally refreshed. But I have not used it for tickling her yet.

Interesting. I may have to try it sometime! I just smoke buds typically.

 

[NWIBOY]

How about CBD oil for ingestion? I have some really vivid dreams with it for sure. Obviously it is not THC so there is no "high" associated with it. In my opinion, THC makes people extremely lazy and eat too much. It also exacerbates anxieties and paranoia. I speak from past experiences rather than pointing the finger at those who smoke without experiencing it myself.