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itching powder
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Why not?
We had another thread some time ago precisely about this. It started with blow dryers and ended up with itching powder. I think is was a civilized discussion.
If I remember correctly, the conclusion was that you have to use good quality itching powder instead of the cheap stuff that some people buy (Kujman mentioned that the one he gets is made outside the USA). The reason for this is to prevent any allergic reactions or skin irritation, and/or to provide the maximum effect.
Another very important point was to keep the itching powder away from your eyes, mouth, nose, or any other sensitive areas. Basically, you do not want to lick feet full of itching powder. You will get sick! You want to handle it very carefully and wash your hands after you use it. The person getting the "treatment" also needs to be very careful. She/he will have to wash it out carefully if you do not want bad consequences.
In a nutshell, it works. However, there are a lot of guidelines you have to follow to make the most of it and still be safe.
Bye,
Knight Tickler
We had another thread some time ago precisely about this. It started with blow dryers and ended up with itching powder. I think is was a civilized discussion.
If I remember correctly, the conclusion was that you have to use good quality itching powder instead of the cheap stuff that some people buy (Kujman mentioned that the one he gets is made outside the USA). The reason for this is to prevent any allergic reactions or skin irritation, and/or to provide the maximum effect.
Another very important point was to keep the itching powder away from your eyes, mouth, nose, or any other sensitive areas. Basically, you do not want to lick feet full of itching powder. You will get sick! You want to handle it very carefully and wash your hands after you use it. The person getting the "treatment" also needs to be very careful. She/he will have to wash it out carefully if you do not want bad consequences.
In a nutshell, it works. However, there are a lot of guidelines you have to follow to make the most of it and still be safe.
Bye,
Knight Tickler
Myriads
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Tis OK
Perfectly OK to have the topic discussed here, I want the discussion forum to range far and wide. Our prefrences touch upon many areas, and for those who might wish to expand their minds, I see no better way then letting them see new stuff (as we have done in the religion threads)
Also, K, you are the one who knows the most on this topic here. I'd rather have an expert who knows the dangers of this form of play talking about it then anyone else.
Myriads
Perfectly OK to have the topic discussed here, I want the discussion forum to range far and wide. Our prefrences touch upon many areas, and for those who might wish to expand their minds, I see no better way then letting them see new stuff (as we have done in the religion threads)
Also, K, you are the one who knows the most on this topic here. I'd rather have an expert who knows the dangers of this form of play talking about it then anyone else.
Myriads
TicklingIsLife
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Where would you buy itching power? or is there another substance like itching not called itching powder? or is there a mixture you could perform at home to make itching powder?
Darkknight
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???
Itching powder doesn't offend ticklers KJ. It could be other stuff.
This tickler has no problem with itching powder. But why
let some product have all the fun of tickling? 😉
Peace,
DK
Itching powder doesn't offend ticklers KJ. It could be other stuff.
This tickler has no problem with itching powder. But why
let some product have all the fun of tickling? 😉
Peace,
DK
TicklingIsLife
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What is baking soda? Can you mix that with something?
TicklingIsLife
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Doesn't anybody know how to make or where to buy itching powder??
TicklingIsLife
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remember in school, when you had to make a volcano with baking soda and vinegar or something......and it would fizz up......or something...
Yes, lets discuss this issue. I have been searching far and wide for itching powder that works. I have bought some on the internet but it was junk. I have heard Kujman refer to itching powder on many occasions and the fact that it does work. I believe him, therefore, I am of the conclusion that there is a better kind of powder out there somewhere. So, I guess this inquiry is for you Kuj. What do you use and where can I get it. If you dont want to devulge your secret publicly just say so and I will drop you my E mail address so we can do it privately. I assure you your secret is safe with me, if it is a secret. Any help from anyone would be greatly appreciated😕 😕 😕 😕
I too see a lot of potential in itching powder for the tickler who enjoys the more sadistic aspect of the fetish. (tie your 'lee in whatever contraption you favor, drop some powder on her back and enjoy )
A while ago, looking in the net for info on the subject I found:
http://www.angelfire.com/oh4/itchdoctor/page2.html
I experimented with the dried roses recipe. It didn't work very well for me, but I'm allergic to everything. Perhaps pure ascorbic acid is the way to go.
A while ago, looking in the net for info on the subject I found:
http://www.angelfire.com/oh4/itchdoctor/page2.html
I experimented with the dried roses recipe. It didn't work very well for me, but I'm allergic to everything. Perhaps pure ascorbic acid is the way to go.
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Hmm, this is an interesting concept. As primarily a 'ler, I could see it being terrific in getting the 'lee to actually BEG you to stroke and scratch soles, toes, knees, underarms! And, if you only do so lightly, there's lots of tickles and very little itch relief. This is so cool. Thanks for inspiring the naive Midwestern guy to hopefully new wicked highs (lows?). ;-)
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Sorry Queen, but my allergic reactions are no fun. The skin of my forearm got worm and tender so scratching was unpleasant and only made the inflammation worst. A good quality itching powder should not have effects reversible only with anti-histaminics. But maybe I got the instructions wrong.
By the way, I've lost the link but there was a place where wool was discussed as a separated fetish (wool cages, wool cat-suits, scratching). It got me thinking about a wool body suit as a good alternative to duct tape or saran wrap in mummification fantasy. The 'lee would soon be pleading to leave the hot and itchy suit, only to be tickled on sensitized skin.
By the way, I've lost the link but there was a place where wool was discussed as a separated fetish (wool cages, wool cat-suits, scratching). It got me thinking about a wool body suit as a good alternative to duct tape or saran wrap in mummification fantasy. The 'lee would soon be pleading to leave the hot and itchy suit, only to be tickled on sensitized skin.
This discussion forum is supposed to be about tickling,not torture.Itching powder is pure torture.Why not have a separate forum on torture where itching powder could be discussed along with setting the victim on fire as well to see how they react.Do you see where this is leading if no line is drawn.
Nope...
I think you're painting with a bit too wide of a brush e4b2....the act of tickling produces a variety of sensations...itchiness among them. I believe the thrust of this thread is related to intensifying that sensation for a limited period of time. To make the connection to "setting someone on fire" is a bit of a leap....my 2 cents. Q
I think you're painting with a bit too wide of a brush e4b2....the act of tickling produces a variety of sensations...itchiness among them. I believe the thrust of this thread is related to intensifying that sensation for a limited period of time. To make the connection to "setting someone on fire" is a bit of a leap....my 2 cents. Q
e4b2, I agree with qjakal here. This topic is relevant to SOME folks here. While I'm not a "user" of such powders, some of the experts here are. Many are curious about such, and as said experts will tell you, there's right ways and wrong ways to deal with such.
Information RELATING to aspects of this interest are valid. Do keep in mind that some here don't dig general nudity, or bondage, or overly explicative moderators, but we all tolerate such, 'cause it's part of the interest in general, even if it's not yours or mine, in specific. Cool?
dvnc
Information RELATING to aspects of this interest are valid. Do keep in mind that some here don't dig general nudity, or bondage, or overly explicative moderators, but we all tolerate such, 'cause it's part of the interest in general, even if it's not yours or mine, in specific. Cool?
dvnc
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The more I read from ya, EQ, the more I admire you. ;-)
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Now, Now E lets not get carried away here. People like you start flame wars. If you dont like or dont agree with something you see or read go somewhere else. We live in America you know. I am sure the Taliban would love to have you join them with your strict beliefs I believe you would fit right in being told what you can read and say all the time. Let the moderators do their job they will decide what appropriate and what is not they dont need you tellimg them what to do.
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I was once a regular of someone that did phone fetish sessions, videos, pictures, etc. We collaberated on three audio tapes: I suplied the scenarios and she worked her magic. We did one where She had itching powder sprinkled into her shoes and wore them all day long. The woman was incredible.
Then she got married and got out of the business. I hope it's all she wanted it to be. I do miss her, though. She was far more than someone to share my tickle fantasies with. She was a good friend.
🙁 sigh.
Duanne Walton
Then she got married and got out of the business. I hope it's all she wanted it to be. I do miss her, though. She was far more than someone to share my tickle fantasies with. She was a good friend.
🙁 sigh.
Duanne Walton
To echo KTicklers words on safety, please make sure it is NEVER used on anyone with asthma or other respiratory condition. Just a small dose of the dust from the powder can set of quite a nasty reaction for people with those conditions.
However, on a brighter note, I've used itching pwder on a friend of mines feet nd the results were great, lended a hand as a way to get to tickle her feet properly. Might sound a bit corny but we're always playing practical jokes on each other and on this particular day we were walking around the grounds of a large country park and had stopped to sit o the grass, have a can of pop etc. She had taken her shoes off and was laid back on the grass, there was a gentle breeze and I piced a blad of grass and just ran it over her toes, they curled up but she thought it nothing more than the breeze, so out came the itching powder and I sprinkled some over her toes and also in her shoes. The sun soon got to work activating the pweder adn she sat up convinced there was smething on her feet, but by now the powder had dissolved and ther was nothing to see, she was just feeling the effects. She was scratching away at her foot and rubing them, then put her shoes back on !!! A ew minutes later she was kicking them off, looked at me and said "Have you put something in my shoes?" again rubbing at her feet "There'snothing there" I lied, she was sat there rubbing her feet again and looking between her toes. "Honestly let me have a look" I said wih a s
However, on a brighter note, I've used itching pwder on a friend of mines feet nd the results were great, lended a hand as a way to get to tickle her feet properly. Might sound a bit corny but we're always playing practical jokes on each other and on this particular day we were walking around the grounds of a large country park and had stopped to sit o the grass, have a can of pop etc. She had taken her shoes off and was laid back on the grass, there was a gentle breeze and I piced a blad of grass and just ran it over her toes, they curled up but she thought it nothing more than the breeze, so out came the itching powder and I sprinkled some over her toes and also in her shoes. The sun soon got to work activating the pweder adn she sat up convinced there was smething on her feet, but by now the powder had dissolved and ther was nothing to see, she was just feeling the effects. She was scratching away at her foot and rubing them, then put her shoes back on !!! A ew minutes later she was kicking them off, looked at me and said "Have you put something in my shoes?" again rubbing at her feet "There'snothing there" I lied, she was sat there rubbing her feet again and looking between her toes. "Honestly let me have a look" I said wih a s
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I just read all these posts- some asking me things- another post from a while back called me the "resident expert" on itching powder... imagine having that on a resume?
I'm not online much, not for a spell at least- due to the many reasons already known- my interest is who-knows-where? (though I love the TMF and the many who have written to me, and am still devoted to it as I was at the start)... so I don't know how current the itching posts are, or how current even the interest is about it... but if enough of you wish me to post about it, sans any flames, I will. There is a whole huge section I did a while back- pics, and clips about it- coming up on Ticklepalace soon maybe. Ask Ticklegal.
There's a lot of posted misinformation here. You can get hurt. Also a lot of fake stories about "how I used it". When in doubt, don't do it.
Itching powder IS a torture... it does not tickle. It can, though, really add to any tickling scene, but only in the right hands and the right mind. And I'm not sure that many will care to read about it. I've written extensively about it, as well as bastinado, heat, ice, intense tickling, etc.... it's all in the eye of the beholder.
But to any nay-sayers of ANY torments outside of tickling I say this: open your eyes and ears... please... theres more than ONE flavor in the ice cream store you keep going into. Now you don't have to enjoy them all... but on the other hand, you could be missing out.
KJ
I'm not online much, not for a spell at least- due to the many reasons already known- my interest is who-knows-where? (though I love the TMF and the many who have written to me, and am still devoted to it as I was at the start)... so I don't know how current the itching posts are, or how current even the interest is about it... but if enough of you wish me to post about it, sans any flames, I will. There is a whole huge section I did a while back- pics, and clips about it- coming up on Ticklepalace soon maybe. Ask Ticklegal.
There's a lot of posted misinformation here. You can get hurt. Also a lot of fake stories about "how I used it". When in doubt, don't do it.
Itching powder IS a torture... it does not tickle. It can, though, really add to any tickling scene, but only in the right hands and the right mind. And I'm not sure that many will care to read about it. I've written extensively about it, as well as bastinado, heat, ice, intense tickling, etc.... it's all in the eye of the beholder.
But to any nay-sayers of ANY torments outside of tickling I say this: open your eyes and ears... please... theres more than ONE flavor in the ice cream store you keep going into. Now you don't have to enjoy them all... but on the other hand, you could be missing out.
KJ
