Lotion Vs. Oil

[ThrashingJ]

Haven't ever seen a thread like this pop up before...

so i raise the question

which drives a lee more insane
lotion or oil?

which makes the ler much more evil?

🙂

your input will help me make important decisions in the future..

 

[cloudgazer2k]

i have found baby oil to be much more effective than lotion. tends to stick around longer, isn't absorbed as fast, and still makes the soles (or other tickle-spot) just as soft and friction-less.

however, my use of baby oil has only been with one 'lee, so it could very well differ.

 

[reflexology414]

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rich, organic, food grade oils work extremely well

 

[ThrashingJ]

oil - 2
lotion - 0

 

[spillane22]

Message from Dorothy--

Oil. Accept no substitutes (the chilly application is an erotic tease before I'm tickle-tormented).

 

[Deleted member 66627]

Neither.

Roffle @ Cloud's pup sig.

 

[3xPIN]

Lotion is for softening and treatment. Oil is for lubrication. One will make you feel soft and smooth in the end. The other will make you slippery and sensitive.

OIL!​

 

[evilwomanhehe]

A combination of both. Warmed.

 

[badreligion]

is there really a difference b etween the two dont they do the same thing as it pertains to tickling

 

[BellaRisa]

is there really a difference b etween the two dont they do the same thing as it pertains to tickling

Actually they are different; I find that lotion is better for lubricating areas I plan to knead and prod, like ribs and lower sides, while oil creates a slickness that allows nails and fingertips to glide for true vellication (underarms, feet, etc). For the latter I prefer Astroglide OR quality aloevera gel with menthol

 

[badreligion]

Really , so whats the difference ?

 

[3xPIN]

Really , so whats the difference ?

Not a huge "difference", per say. It is subtle. But the difference is there. Yes essentially the same thing. It is like appreciating the difference between Smoked turkey and honey turkey. I mean in the end they are just a cooked bird, sure. but there is that difference. You really have to have played the field and tried things to know the difference. And jay just wants to know everyones opinion.

 

[P[a]pi]

My gf says lotion (tied with nylons) increases the ticklishness of her feet the most, followed by baby oil/hair dryer. There's a bit of a gap though between 1st and 2nd place haha.

I think it just depends on the lee though. Some lee's say their feet are most ticklish in socks.

 

[method11236]

Neither.

Roffle @ Cloud's pup sig.

'greed.

r u in nyc?

 

[EcEu]

i'll tell you what i've experienced through the massages i've given friends.

Oil is a great for keeping skin slippery for a long time but it doesn't work if the skin doesn't absorb it so it won't work on say, dirty soles.

Lotion is great for the skin but it absorbs into the skin way too quickly and you lose slip in very little time.

If you wanna make your lee really sensitive, rub them with warm oil, it makes for good slip and it lasts pretty long

 

[MrTicklee]

A Very Ticklish Man

Personally, I find that having baby oil rather than lotion applied to my most ticklish areas increases the sensations. Then, if you add a hair dyer to warm the oil...look out!

 

[Artoo]

Slippery baby oil is slippery. 😀

 

[ticklersdream]

I vote Oil

Both can work very well ------ if you have done it before think back the the look of sheer terror that appeared on the lees face. They just knew they were gonna get it then. On a whole though i think oil is better. The frictionlessnicity (is that even a word) -----works great and you dont have to do as many applications as if you were using lotion. Also the running oil may even tickle and adds to the anticipation. Oh yes my friend oil is the *da bomb*