Itching powder on feet?

[sole experience]

I'm about to work with my beautiful model Chloe again, an incredibly sweet and gentle girl:

She's very submissive and it's fun to work with her! I'm thinking this time around about binding her legs and putting itching powder on her soles, then when she gets really itchy using a back scratcher to scratch her soles when she begs for scratching, which will be a relief ... but also tickle her sensitive soles! 🙂

Questions though for any who may have done this:

1) will it actually cause itching on soles of feet? Or does it only work on hair follicles? I can rub it into her sole flesh with my hands of course, wearing gloves.
2) much more importantly, will it actually hurt her? Because I do not want that! Can I easily relieve the itching by washing her soles with water?

Thanks, won't be doing this unless I get assurances that it's above board. I remember some tickle site used itching powder in one of their clips but the resulting itchiness seemed simulated, so my thought was that they either a) did not use real itching powder or b) they did and it did not create an actual itching sensation. I think the little slivers from the maple seeds actually need to be abraded against skin to cause itching, but I don't know if it works on hairless skin like foot bottoms.

 

[meantonylonfeet]

Did you ever try this out?

 

[Ticklerguy4u]

Never tried this but I am thinking the feeling of being "itchy" and the feeling of tickling are two different things.

 

[iloveddub]

I'd be pissed and uncomfortable. Think of hives. The misery would ruin the fun. I won't do anything I wouldn't like.

 

[ElFewja]

This is a topic that comes up infrequently but often enough that I always remember it. Couldn't find any relevant information for you on it though. There were a few posts that had educational information in the past but I couldn't find them. Not the ones I was looking for, anyway.

Recurring ideas that I remember are such things as being very careful with the powder and wearing gloves. Additionally I saw at least one mention of someone warning of allergic reactions, and although I can't verify whether or not that is reliable information it's something to consider. Also caught some mention of itching powders being derived or similar to fiber glass but I don't think that's what you're using.

Regardless if you do continue I recommend exercising caution. Most accounts are very blunt on the itching sensation being very different from tickling.

Anyway I doubt anything I've provided was helpful. Like I said this topic comes up infrequently but it is a recurring one. Maybe you could find one of the more helpful topics on it, I know they exist.

 

[voided9]

I'd be pissed and uncomfortable. Think of hives. The misery would ruin the fun. I won't do anything I wouldn't like.

Same. Itching is completely different from tickling and not pleasant whatsoever. I would be way beyond miserable.

 

[proud2tickle]

I don't even know where u could find itching powder

 

[voided9]

Literally all you have to do is type 'Itching Powder' into Google and it comes up with a bunch of places you can buy it. Not sure why anyone would want to, though.

 

[tiffanyjames]

My Girlfriend tried that on me one night when she had me tied up it def dont itch lol its actually not fun at all kinda burned a little and when she went to tickle no way iw as going thru that was no Buneo for me so a little of advice DONT DO IT!!!!! lol

 

[luvgirlsfeet]

I'm nearly positive that I wouldnt like it