Bruise Creams

[MsWhip-Atlanta]

How to ease bruising? Ive been trying a new bruise cream but wonder if anyone else has ideas or suggestions to ease brusing?

[madddie]

I'm not sure what kind of cream you have, but you might try Arnica. It's available in a cream/lotion and oil.

[MsWhip-Atlanta]

Testing,

Did anyone receive additional info from the previous bruise cream reply not related to the bruise cream?? Please let me know.

Thanks,

MsWhip

[MsWhip-Atlanta]

In testing my bruise cream I seriously caned my Missy aka Teri last night at 1763 and well Teri, hows the bruising????

Mistress Whip

[Teri]

Ma'am,

The welts have all but disappeared and there is just a slight shading of black 'n blue. Either the bruise cream worked extremely well, I heal relatively fast, or the caning was not (gulp) that severe.

[MsWhip-Atlanta]

Well apparently either the cream worked well or you heal fast. It seems that your butt is still just a bit tender!

MsWhip

[needle]

Mistress,

You may need to try your cream on more then one subject....

[Mistress Whip Atlanta]

I've used the bruise cream all up so now Im on the look out for more. Does anyone have a good recommendation for the purchase of Anaica(?).
Thanks,
MsWhip

[violent_femme]

I bruise pretty extensively and have found that Arnica cream or gel helps them heal faster. You can find tubes of it in health food stores (GNC, etc.) or sometimes in the vitamin or "homeopathic" section of a good grocery store.

Arnica also comes in pill form, but have not tried them personally.

-Kim

[Outcast]

I'm actually working on formulating a sort of aftercare oil myself. Arnica *is* one of the ingredients. If anyone is interested, I'd be glad to share what I'm working with and would also be glad of reports on efficacy. It was actually part of a brainstorm I had while at work one day (I work at a neutraceutical manufacturing facility) and then discussed it with one of the folks that works in our Elixirs department... I'm still fine tuning though.

-JC-

[MsWhip-Atlanta]

Hello J.C.

I would love to try out your bruise oil! I have a wide variety of skin types in which to try this on and Ill be most happy to give you feed back on your new product!

MsWhip

[Outcast]

Excellent and thank you for your interest.

I'll bring down a couple of formulations the next time I'm in Atlanta. Does anyone have any known allergies to tea-tree oil, comfrey, or arnica? All of them are extracted in organic extra virgin olive oil, so the carrier shouldn't be a problem. The first of the formulae that I've tried I actually used on my shea and she has rather sensitive skin.

I'll actually be down there this weekend for the open play party on the 9'th. Should I just leave them for you at the front desk?

Oh, and feel free to call me Jesse... or as I'm beginning to be known, Outcast if you prefer.

-JC-

[MsWhip-Atlanta]

Awesome, I will be out and about at 1763 this weekend. I hope to meet you. If we dont connect just feel free to leave the oils at the front desk. Ill make sure to ask prospects about allergies prior to using them. I will be able to get a ton of feed back that Ill pass along to you.

Thanks again and see you this weekend,

MsWhip

[Outcast]

Very good indeed. If we miss each other in the shuffle, I'll leave them there with your name on them.

As for tons of feedback, the quantities I can offer so far are limited (I'm still locked away in my mad science basement of sorts), but they seem to go far from what I've seen so far.

I'll enclose additional information about the oils themselves with the package.

You are most welcome.

I remain,

-JC-
AKA Outcast

[MsWhip-Atlanta]

Hi -JC-,

It was nice meeting you on Saturday and thank you very much for the ointments.

I'll let you know how they work!

MsWhip

[Outcast]

It was great meeting you also. I'll be very interested to hear about any results. BTW, I loved the stockings. Very nice.

-JC-