Ways to increase ticklishness

[nenezinho]

Hi everyone.
Maybe this has already been discussed on the forum...must have 🙂
If so, maybe someone could tell me where are your opinions.

But as many new members have come around (like me heheh), maybe there´s more ideas.

So the question is:
Can we make someone´s skin more ticklisk? sure we can hehe How?

My thoughts:
1- Mind control plays a big big deal on tickling so it would allways be the best way of making a victim more helpless. Bondage seems to work pretty good in this way as a person who can´t defend from tickling tends to get more ticklish. I also find it pretty damn good when we can´t see what´s happening....the times I got more ticklish on my life were allways when my feet were under blankets and I could not see the tickler´s hands....this is defenetely a must!! It´s better that blindfolds cause this way you as a ler can see the lee´s eyes but if his/her feet are covered and your hands under the cover...he just can´t know when, how or where it will come.

2- Now as for the skin sensitivity....in this point I´d like to get contributions if possible 🙂 My experiences show that a nice hot bath does a good work, if after it you dry the skin carefully than you should get a very very ticklish skin. Haven´t tried yet oil´s 🙂 I must try that one of this days heheh But how does it works? anyone who have felt it wanting to share what was the difference on feellings?

Feel free to contribute 🙂 I´ll post more thoughts as soon as I remeber any 🙂 college is pretty hard this days and many more things on my head. but then again....think on tickling is great to relax a bit hehehe

Live hapily and tickle a lot
kisses to all the girls around the world 🙂

 

[nobody271]

"Mind control plays a big big deal on tickling so it would allways be the best way of making a victim more helpless. Bondage seems to work pretty good in this way as a person who can´t defend from tickling tends to get more ticklish"

I agree with you there buddy, that definitely has a huge impact on someone's ticklishness, I can vouge for that.

 

[Limeoutsider]

come.

2- Now as for the skin sensitivity....in this point I´d like to get contributions if possible 🙂 My experiences show that a nice hot bath does a good work, if after it you dry the skin carefully than you should get a very very ticklish skin. Haven´t tried yet oil´s 🙂 I must try that one of this days heheh But how does it works? anyone who have felt it wanting to share what was the difference on feellings?

I find that when m y feet awarm theyre more ticklish.

 

[Krokus]

Yea...

I think the feet are most ticklish right after your shoes are removed...but thats just me....

 

[Tkltime]

Almost anything that increases the peripheral circulation (more blood to the capillaries in the skin) will increase sensitivity as well. Warmth encourages more blood flow and cold causes the capillaries to constrict.

I heard someone mention that they were more sensitive when on Viagra, and this makes sense because Viagra is a smooth muscle relaxor. Smooth muscle is the type of muscle that surrounds the capillaries in the skin and causes them to constrict. It stands to reason that any substance that relaxes those muscles would cause greater blood flow, and therefore, greater sensitivity.

There is a 'B' vitamin called niacin that is used to control cholesterol. When taken in large amounts it can produce flushing of the skin as a side effect. I take niacin myself, and have noticed a general increase in my skin sensitivity as a side effect.

 

[WannaPlay7376]

I find that giving her an earthshaking orgasm...then tickling her..lots more sensitive! Hell..works on me pretty damn good too!! 🙂

 

[WannaPlay7376]

The female half reporting in here......
couple mixed drinks or a couple glasses of wine...beer doesnt seem to do it for me!

 

[toneus79]

It's simple LAUGH, LAUGH and LAUGH some more.

If you are a Ticklee and want to be more Ticklish, set yourself off Laughing as hard as you can, as soon as someone touches you; even if the Tickles haven't yet caught up. Belive me, you soon will be overwhelmed by Ticklishness and be on a uncontrollable spiral of hysterical madness.

If you are a Tickler, try making your victim laugh some other way first, say a good joke or a teasing argument. When you have them already laughing, then say something like "so you think that's funny", and then launch into a Tickle attack; honestly your victim will have no way back.

SO HOW DO I KNOW THIS ? Well for most of my life I have been obsessed with Tickling and being a Ticklee, YET have been as Ticklish as the proverbial sack of spanners. WHY ? because I have been so uptight about it in the past, and of letting myself go (or even letting others 'out' me on this) that I have deliberately clammed up, so that the word on me has always been "He is not Ticklish".

NOW having come to terms with my sexuality/interest, whenever someone tickles me, I immediately start laughing harder and harder and harder. Thus within about a minute this 'FAKE' laughter becomes completely genuine, as I become out of control Ticklish.

The equation is this: THE MORE YOU LAUGH THE MORE TICKLISH YOU BECOME, THE MORE TICKLISH YOU BECOME THE MORE YOU LAUGH, THE MORE YOU ...........

Be Warned though, it is a damn sight easier to start laughing, then it is to stop.

 

[JoBelle]

For years, my "side job" has been in skin care/cosmetology. I teach skin care classes still. Healthy skin is happy/sensitive skin. Here are a couple of things you can do to make you skin more sensitive which in turn may enhance your ticklishness. I know it does for me.

Our skin is constantly in a state of renewal, so the best thing you can do is to exfoliate it. This is the process of removing the layer of dead skin cells on the surface. Women are taught to lightly exfoliate the skin on their faces to afford better complexions. HOWEVER, the same should be done to the body AND the lips.

The best way to start is by taking a warm shower, then turn the spray away from you and use an exfoliating body scrub all over. (Obviously avoiding the "tender areas" because that would just be painful!) You can use anything from sea salt to crushed apricot seeds or any number of over the counter body scrubs! If you don't have a product just for that, you can always use a body poof, or washcloth. I think every person on the planet needs to have a body scrub though. Make sure you hit places like the tops of your feet of the backs of your hands! Exfoliate the skin for about ten minutes reaching each inch. Then rinse thoroughly. You don't want to find bits and pieces of "scrub dust" on your body!

Pat your skin dry. Then, immediately after showering, apply a layer of moisture retaining lotion. Apply the lotion liberally letting your skin take in what it needs. Don't "rub it in until it's gone" and think you're doing yourself a favor. If your skin "sucks up" the lotion and you're as dry as a bone, then there is still hydrating to do. You want to FEEL moisturized, not WET...not bone dry...but supple. Then let your skin "rest" for about ten minutes before you dress. That will keep your clothes from soaking up the moisture form the lotion, as well as not causing any chaffing on the newly exposed and more tender skin. I suggest using a lotion with some SPF. Protecting your skin keeps it happy too!

You may not want to do this more than every other shower, as it can make the skin very tender, and in some people it can actually be painful and cause sore or "raw" spots on the body. Remember, it's supposed to feel GOOD!

Supple, properly cleansed skin is a joy to touch...and you FEEL the touch more intensely. Think of that nasty old skin as a layer of clothing. You're just getting it out of the way.

Cleanse, exfoliate, moisturize, protect.
Hope this helps someone.
Joby

 

[ericr]

Even though, I am a very ticklish guy to start with, there are things that make me even more ticklish. Several of those things have been mentioned above but there is another one. If I see and or hear another pereson being tickled silly I cannot help empathizing with them. I am inclined to squirm and even laugh a little bit when seeing another really ticklish person getting tickled. This seems to raise my level of ticklish sensitivity so that I am even more ticklish when observing tickling. So, it may be worth a try to show a tickling video to a ticklee before and even during the time they are being tickled. I am curious to know whether other ticklees react that way.

 

[ericr]

Even though, I am a very ticklish guy to start with, there are things that make me even more ticklish. Several of those things have been mentioned above but there is another one. If I see and or hear another pereson being tickled silly I cannot help empathizing with them. I am inclined to squirm and even laugh a little bit when seeing another really ticklish person getting tickled. This seems to raise my level of ticklish sensitivity so that I am even more ticklish when observing tickling. So, it may be worth a try to show a tickling video to a ticklee before and even during the time they are being tickled. I am curious to know whether other ticklees react this way.

 

[Madman]

I think Tkltime's on the right track... You'll notice much of what has been suggested (heat, orgasm, alcohol consumption, laughter or even watching someone else being tickled) have effects on capillary dilation. People are often flushed near or after orgasm -- a side effect of capillary action. Heat dilates capillaries, and alcohol assists in the feeling of warmth in much the same way (that's why you see these barechested football fans watching the game from the stands in the snow -- the alcohol makes them feel warm by virtue of capillary action in proximity to nerve endings that lie almost exclusively on the epidermis... of course, it lowers their core temerature, and then they're taken to the hospital for hypothermia, but that's neither here nor there). Hearty laughter is a good cardiovascular activity that promotes circulation, but probably any pre-tickling aerobic workout would do. Even the act of watching someone else get tickled has not only the mental effect, but also probably raises blood pressure and heart rate. It seems to me, aside from the psychological part (which goes hand in hand with raising BP and HR), warming the skin and promoting good circulation is the best way to assure peak sensitivity...

On that note, I haven't experimented with it, but has anyone tried topical heating ointments like BenGay? Not quite sure if it'd work -- because I'm uncertain if it affects capillary action -- but it's a thought... But don't use BenGay in the "no-no spots"! I've heard bad things happen then! There's "Motion Lotion" also available that allegedly produces a topical heating sensation, more likely suitable for sensitive areas... Someone do us a favor and experiment with these -- tell us if you get any good results!