Oil or Lotion? For 'lers and 'lees

[BroadwayMaybe]

I've always been curious about preferences. I'm personally fan of lotion. I find it's less messy than oil while still being effective and conducive for extra sensitivity. 'lers, what do you like to use? 'lees, what do you prefer/what do you feel makes you more ticklish?

 

[pacattack]

Raystanz333,

I can't believe I never thought of that before.... thanks.

 

[BMoreTklr]

Hmmmm interesting idea you've proposed sir. I may have to add a little something extra to the tickle technique repertoire

 

[vellicator]

baby oil on the soles and underarms

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[Maestro1874]

Baby oil for sure, although I spilled an entire bottle of it on the carpet and the room STILL smells like a giant baby!

 

[emilyemilyemily]

Baby oil for sure, although I spilled an entire bottle of it on the carpet and the room STILL smells like a giant baby!

maybe the room IS a giant baby. ever thought of that?

 

[Maestro1874]

maybe the room IS a giant baby. ever thought of that?

Good point! Well, I hope when in matures it will stop reeking!

 

[uticklish2]

Oil works for me.....

 

[DianaBanana88]

both do wonders 😈

 

[tickle gamer]

[QUOTE='lers, what do you like to use? 'lees, what do you prefer/what do you feel makes you more ticklish?[/QUOTE]

I really don't like to use anything and let my fingers do to work for me.

Unless, the 'lee' suggests I use something

 

[TickledToDeath]

Baby Oil GEL. Lasts longer. Works wonders. (especially if a blowdrier is used after application after making them nice and toasty warm)

 

[stockytickler]

Mmm ... warm, soft, slippery feet. You get your tickles and they could then be applied ... elsewhere. Nothing could be better. Except perhaps ... strawberry flavored body oil. All the better for nibbling. 😉

 

[DanishTickling]

I have not tried to use lotion on a 'lee, so I wouldn't know. But baby oil works amazing so I will stick to that, for now at least.

 

[Insidious]

Myth neither oil or lotion cause extra sensitivity. Both act as nerve and skin insulators so physically they actually decrease sensitivity.