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itching powder
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vellicator
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As Evilqueen stated 'forced itching' can be more torturous to take
then tickling. One method I love to do to a ticklee/sub is tickle around the nose with a few hairs or with something even lighter. The itching/tickling sensation is pure agony for the person and the desire to scratch becomes overwhelming. One can also take a regular large paint brush, pull out a few bristles and gently poke at a helpless barefoot( or the underarms). This can sometimes initiate a distracting itching sensation
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then tickling. One method I love to do to a ticklee/sub is tickle around the nose with a few hairs or with something even lighter. The itching/tickling sensation is pure agony for the person and the desire to scratch becomes overwhelming. One can also take a regular large paint brush, pull out a few bristles and gently poke at a helpless barefoot( or the underarms). This can sometimes initiate a distracting itching sensation
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TicklingIsLife
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Yes......where does one find this itching powder?🙄
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Sadly, and as many here have found out, most of it is pure garbage- don't waste your dough 
The really great stuff used to come from Amsterdam, and I got mine from a german pal of mine in the s/m field- but with the current flying regulations and Amthrax scares, it'll be a while before any of it sees it this way. I keep a good supply. It has a very short self life once the air tight seal is opened.
Also- beware of people telling you "this is the real stuff". Better to buy a used car from a guy in an alley. Sometimes it's worth the chance- 85% of the time it's useless. This also goes for "videos" that have the powder being used- if you have any discerning intelligence at all, you can tell a staged/faked scene of itching powder even faster than you can call a fake laughter scene!
For the first time in all my years of playing with itching powder privately, at faires, and other demos, I've actually included some video clips of real time itching powder being used in the sorority initiations in our video Treasure Vault (www.ticklepalace.com). The clips take a while to load but if you seek the REAL thing then they are well worth the wait, even if you have to hit the refresh button occasionally. For those on a shorter time schedule, you can click on a link to show you still photos of the vids- but alas you can't hear the screams and scratching in a still photos
There's lots of talk here about the powder- and when this thread first aired I was told to keep it calm. So I avoided it out of repsect for those strict ticklers who find anything, other than a feather, offensive. But there's many more factors here involved that TOPS on this board talking about itching powder have surprisingly failed to mention as much as they should- and some things not at all:
--Not ALL feet will react to the powder. If they are hard, cold, calloused... don't waste your time.
--Warmed or hot feet work best- specially those right out of a bathtub, or one's cruelly subjected to hot heat lamps for torment or hairdryers for some howling good times (try it till THEY actually beg for the powder instead of the heat being applied! Think about the mental fun of that!)
--Water IMMEDIATELY stops the itch. This also goes for sweat or oils used on the feet for the most part. Feet out of bath work great if they are DRY... sweaty feet won't do it.
--Sometimes it will work on one foot and not the other... then the next time it reverses (this goes along with being too cold)....
and then SOMEtimes~ WOW
~ it's murder on both feet!
DO's AND DON'Ts------
--As for the "ideas" and concoctions offered here for others to try- DON'T. You won't like the results especially if you suffer allergic reactions- which can lead to breathing troubles.
--NEVER use it on genitals, or armpits..... never internally... or you'll suffer rashes you won't ever forget and will lose your partner for playing no doubt: it doesn't "itch" there, it simply BURNS and BURNS non stop and can cause real trouble, even scars. It would be nicer of you to use pepper spray in their eyes. A partner, top or bottom, a slave... a victim... is far too precious to treat in such a manner.
--NEVER get it in your eyes. If you do, FLUSH FLUSH FLUSH and seek help.
--ALWAYS have water handy, cool water stops the itch.
--ALWAYS wash your hands after applying it, this will keep it out of your eyes and it doesn't have to slow the scene if you play it cool- simply tell them you're going to step out of the room to let them contemplate their soles and itching- when you are REALLY going out to get it off your fingers before you go insane! Better yet: use rubber gloves or a brush to apply it.
--ALWAYS vaccuum the rug after you're done playing! This is the most overlooked. The powder stays active... you can kneel on it later and really get it bad... babies can crawl over it... pets can lick it... ol' Granpa Joe can lose his worn slippers and step on it simply walking to the watercloset. Think about them. You don't want any of that. If you'll be too lazy to vaccuum later, then simply lay down an old towel where you'll be using it, and afterwards toss it into the laundry.
--OBVIOUSLY never use it on open sores or cuts.
--OBVIOUSLY never use it on a person with asthma or skin irritations and such
Have fun, but use your head.
We'll have a whole section on itching powder and photos at the Palace soon, the Sultan wants it up... as well as how to's and how to make your own powder. Good?
KJ
The really great stuff used to come from Amsterdam, and I got mine from a german pal of mine in the s/m field- but with the current flying regulations and Amthrax scares, it'll be a while before any of it sees it this way. I keep a good supply. It has a very short self life once the air tight seal is opened.
Also- beware of people telling you "this is the real stuff". Better to buy a used car from a guy in an alley. Sometimes it's worth the chance- 85% of the time it's useless. This also goes for "videos" that have the powder being used- if you have any discerning intelligence at all, you can tell a staged/faked scene of itching powder even faster than you can call a fake laughter scene!
For the first time in all my years of playing with itching powder privately, at faires, and other demos, I've actually included some video clips of real time itching powder being used in the sorority initiations in our video Treasure Vault (www.ticklepalace.com). The clips take a while to load but if you seek the REAL thing then they are well worth the wait, even if you have to hit the refresh button occasionally. For those on a shorter time schedule, you can click on a link to show you still photos of the vids- but alas you can't hear the screams and scratching in a still photos
There's lots of talk here about the powder- and when this thread first aired I was told to keep it calm. So I avoided it out of repsect for those strict ticklers who find anything, other than a feather, offensive. But there's many more factors here involved that TOPS on this board talking about itching powder have surprisingly failed to mention as much as they should- and some things not at all:
--Not ALL feet will react to the powder. If they are hard, cold, calloused... don't waste your time.
--Warmed or hot feet work best- specially those right out of a bathtub, or one's cruelly subjected to hot heat lamps for torment or hairdryers for some howling good times (try it till THEY actually beg for the powder instead of the heat being applied! Think about the mental fun of that!)
--Water IMMEDIATELY stops the itch. This also goes for sweat or oils used on the feet for the most part. Feet out of bath work great if they are DRY... sweaty feet won't do it.
--Sometimes it will work on one foot and not the other... then the next time it reverses (this goes along with being too cold)....
and then SOMEtimes~ WOW
~ it's murder on both feet! DO's AND DON'Ts------
--As for the "ideas" and concoctions offered here for others to try- DON'T. You won't like the results especially if you suffer allergic reactions- which can lead to breathing troubles.
--NEVER use it on genitals, or armpits..... never internally... or you'll suffer rashes you won't ever forget and will lose your partner for playing no doubt: it doesn't "itch" there, it simply BURNS and BURNS non stop and can cause real trouble, even scars. It would be nicer of you to use pepper spray in their eyes. A partner, top or bottom, a slave... a victim... is far too precious to treat in such a manner.
--NEVER get it in your eyes. If you do, FLUSH FLUSH FLUSH and seek help.
--ALWAYS have water handy, cool water stops the itch.
--ALWAYS wash your hands after applying it, this will keep it out of your eyes and it doesn't have to slow the scene if you play it cool- simply tell them you're going to step out of the room to let them contemplate their soles and itching- when you are REALLY going out to get it off your fingers before you go insane! Better yet: use rubber gloves or a brush to apply it.
--ALWAYS vaccuum the rug after you're done playing! This is the most overlooked. The powder stays active... you can kneel on it later and really get it bad... babies can crawl over it... pets can lick it... ol' Granpa Joe can lose his worn slippers and step on it simply walking to the watercloset. Think about them. You don't want any of that. If you'll be too lazy to vaccuum later, then simply lay down an old towel where you'll be using it, and afterwards toss it into the laundry.
--OBVIOUSLY never use it on open sores or cuts.
--OBVIOUSLY never use it on a person with asthma or skin irritations and such
Have fun, but use your head.
We'll have a whole section on itching powder and photos at the Palace soon, the Sultan wants it up... as well as how to's and how to make your own powder. Good?
KJ
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Kujman1
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Talons-
I wouldn't say it's your fault per say. I've actually addressed these isolated problems on a couple other threads. They seem to be a small handful, as I've checked it and it works (all hackers aside)... as have many friends and close pals... and many who have posted here and written to me in email: so if it works for all them and not you or five or six others (out of 100's), then I can only assume it must be on your end. Some clips and pages take a while to load the first time out- some of this is the interactive hidden codes. It may also be that your browser cache is full... or that you're not using Explorer... or have a small modem... not enough memory... etc. One way to do it is to simply hit the refresh button- if the preload/working lights are flashing, then you're not frozen.
You can always contact me in private email if you wish. We'll try to figure it out for you, ok?
Evil-
You're very welcome. I had postyed a long time back, more or less to avoid the issue. At that time I was asked not to fuel the thread as some ticklers took offense. Some ticklers always will. That's just ticklers for ya. But, as is well known, I'm never one to shy away. Although I've written more extensively on itching powder in the past, as well as shown pics, I just didn't think the interest was here because it is a torture and not tickling (ok for me because s/m is way cool)... but in the face of someone doing the wrong thing, I would rather have the right info out there and can only hope people use their heads.
I'm always happy to help when I can or when asked. And I'm looking forward to the story....
KJ
I wouldn't say it's your fault per say. I've actually addressed these isolated problems on a couple other threads. They seem to be a small handful, as I've checked it and it works (all hackers aside)... as have many friends and close pals... and many who have posted here and written to me in email: so if it works for all them and not you or five or six others (out of 100's), then I can only assume it must be on your end. Some clips and pages take a while to load the first time out- some of this is the interactive hidden codes. It may also be that your browser cache is full... or that you're not using Explorer... or have a small modem... not enough memory... etc. One way to do it is to simply hit the refresh button- if the preload/working lights are flashing, then you're not frozen.
You can always contact me in private email if you wish. We'll try to figure it out for you, ok?
Evil-
You're very welcome. I had postyed a long time back, more or less to avoid the issue. At that time I was asked not to fuel the thread as some ticklers took offense. Some ticklers always will. That's just ticklers for ya. But, as is well known, I'm never one to shy away. Although I've written more extensively on itching powder in the past, as well as shown pics, I just didn't think the interest was here because it is a torture and not tickling (ok for me because s/m is way cool)... but in the face of someone doing the wrong thing, I would rather have the right info out there and can only hope people use their heads.
I'm always happy to help when I can or when asked. And I'm looking forward to the story....
KJ
TicklingIsLife
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I cant wait for that section Kujman! 😀 😀
😀I've been subjected to itching powder and I've used it as well. Fortunately the guy who had it knows all about it and knew the potential problems it could cause. He cautioned me extensively before we even opened the jar.
When applied to my feet it started to itch and basically drove me nuts until he washed it off. I got a chance to use it on him later and it seemed to have the same effect especially when used on feet after they were made VERY warm.
There was one time when I had a major problem with it. I was in a hogtie with my knees bent and my legs folded up behind me. At a point during the scene the itching powder was applied to my feet. Some of the powder dropped between my thighs which by now were kind of sweaty. The powder started to burn immediately like a chemical burn. It got worse and worse until I was in lots of pain. He cut me out of the ropes right away and I was wisked off to the shower. The warm water only made it worse. Only cold water soothed the burning and I had to stand in that cold shower for a pretty long time. The resulting rash was not that severe but very uncomfortable. Fortunately the powder didn't get too close to my private area.
So take this as a warning from someone who knows. Be Careful! Unless you TRULY know what can happen and know how to take care of it... Don't try it! If you HAVE to try it make sure you have someone around who DOES know the consequences of the itching powder and knows how to resolve any problems that arise. And Never, NEVER get it near your eyes! I know that I washed my hands about 3 times and still had residue on them from that stuff. It's not a toy gang. It's serious stuff that can turn a fun scene into a horror movie.
Play Safe!
Jan
When applied to my feet it started to itch and basically drove me nuts until he washed it off. I got a chance to use it on him later and it seemed to have the same effect especially when used on feet after they were made VERY warm.
There was one time when I had a major problem with it. I was in a hogtie with my knees bent and my legs folded up behind me. At a point during the scene the itching powder was applied to my feet. Some of the powder dropped between my thighs which by now were kind of sweaty. The powder started to burn immediately like a chemical burn. It got worse and worse until I was in lots of pain. He cut me out of the ropes right away and I was wisked off to the shower. The warm water only made it worse. Only cold water soothed the burning and I had to stand in that cold shower for a pretty long time. The resulting rash was not that severe but very uncomfortable. Fortunately the powder didn't get too close to my private area.
So take this as a warning from someone who knows. Be Careful! Unless you TRULY know what can happen and know how to take care of it... Don't try it! If you HAVE to try it make sure you have someone around who DOES know the consequences of the itching powder and knows how to resolve any problems that arise. And Never, NEVER get it near your eyes! I know that I washed my hands about 3 times and still had residue on them from that stuff. It's not a toy gang. It's serious stuff that can turn a fun scene into a horror movie.
Play Safe!
Jan
If you are asking how long the itching lasts during play... it lasts until the stuff is washed off.
If you're asking about the problem I had with it... The problem lasted a couple of days. That's all.
And it's was during one on one situations as well at a party at my house. We do not use itching powder at at our local parties now.
If you're asking about the problem I had with it... The problem lasted a couple of days. That's all.
And it's was during one on one situations as well at a party at my house. We do not use itching powder at at our local parties now.
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QBWeaver, 😱 . Glad to know your okay after a close call like that!
Going to MikeM's comment of how it cant be used on the belly button, does that mean it cant be used on the stomach and sides...as well as feet
. Glad to know your okay after a close call like that!Going to MikeM's comment of how it cant be used on the belly button, does that mean it cant be used on the stomach and sides...as well as feet
Just be VERY careful.
You can probably use it on the stomach but be careful where since it's close to the belly button and that might be a problem. That's also close to the private area and you REALLY don't want it getting anywhere near any private parts.
As far as the sides it should be no problem but again caution is of the utmost concern.
With ANY itching powder play take extra precautions. If you have your "lee" lying on the bed... you need to lay down plastic over the blankets or sheets to catch the powder. And then probably a towel or another sheet over that for comfort. You do NOT want the itching powder to end up in your sheets! In addition have a bowl with cool water in it and a wash rag and towel to remove it quickly.
But as stated in an earlier email itching powder won't work for everyone in every spot. So if you do use it don't fret if it's not working. Just clean it up and move to another type of play.
But again... And I cannot say it enough. Be Careful! That stuff is potent and can be very painful and even very harmful if it gets into the eyes or other specific parts of the body.
You can probably use it on the stomach but be careful where since it's close to the belly button and that might be a problem. That's also close to the private area and you REALLY don't want it getting anywhere near any private parts.
As far as the sides it should be no problem but again caution is of the utmost concern.
With ANY itching powder play take extra precautions. If you have your "lee" lying on the bed... you need to lay down plastic over the blankets or sheets to catch the powder. And then probably a towel or another sheet over that for comfort. You do NOT want the itching powder to end up in your sheets! In addition have a bowl with cool water in it and a wash rag and towel to remove it quickly.
But as stated in an earlier email itching powder won't work for everyone in every spot. So if you do use it don't fret if it's not working. Just clean it up and move to another type of play.
But again... And I cannot say it enough. Be Careful! That stuff is potent and can be very painful and even very harmful if it gets into the eyes or other specific parts of the body.
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You got it QB!! 😉
