Cinnamon
SAFETY NOTICE
Cinnamon is much too strong to use without diluting. If you put it directly on flesh, you can cause a good deal of the Non-Fun pain, especially on mucus membranes.
A tropical evergreen tree, cinnamon trees provide the bark which is used as a cooking spice and cinnamon oil, which is incredible as a sensory agent.
One WAY TO USE CINNAMON
I suggest you do what Mistress Matisse recommends in her column for THE STRANGER. (The stranger is one of my fav reads- and I highly recommend
her column. New Every Thursday
"Try it this way: Buy a small bottle of lube, add a few drops of oil to
it, shake it up, and rub some on your inner arm (or the arm of whomever
it's for). Wait a few minutes. Keep adding a few drops at a time until
you feel the tingle. Don't rush—cinnamon oil comes on hot, but
spearmint and peppermint oil go on cool at first, and then heat up, so
the sensation may gradually intensify. If your arm gets very red,
itchy, or bumpy, you may have an allergy to the oil, so it isn't for
you.
Once you've got it to tingly-but-not-burning strength, try a little bit
on a secondary erogenous zone, like nipples, inner thighs, or the back
of the ball sack. If that goes well, then proceed to the cock head or
the clit, and let the wiggling and gasping really begin. Friction also
increases the intensity of the tingle.
Always start playing with a small amount, because with anything
oil-based, once it's soaked into the skin you can't just wipe it off to
make the sensation stop. Pouring milk over the area will help some, but
otherwise you'll just have to ride it out. So proceed carefully until
you know the saturation point.
As with many foreign substances, if you put this stuff inside a woman's
vagina, there's a possibility of her getting a yeast infection. So if
you like this type of play, keep a box of Monistat in the medicine
cabinet. And if your honey cut himself or herself shaving down there,
don't rub oil in the wound, because that can cause infection too. If
you allergy tested it properly, it should be safe enough to use in
someone's ass, but like anything else, if something seems really wrong,
check it with a doctor." - Mistress Matisse. Original Article Link: http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Content?oid=309758