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       #Post#: 375--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marks caused by caning
   DIR By: Grant Marks
       Date: August 27, 2013, 5:08 am
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       Bah, Humbug, and I was thinking along the lines of the lovely
       granite prison on Dartmoor
       #Post#: 379--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marks caused by caning
   DIR By: Slowcoach
       Date: August 27, 2013, 5:43 am
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       Oh, Lore!   I was thinking of Two Bridges Hotel and the lovely
       Vivienne Leigh who frequently visited this hotel on Dartmoor.
       They even have a "Vivien Leigh room" which one can book.
       Heard rumour that she was a spankee or did I dream this?  Let's
       just go back to the dreams and fantasies.
       The one thing that she did not like was her co-star - what was
       the fellow's name? He was very famous, too.
       Vivien said in her autobiography, "I kissed him but never knew
       him".
       #Post#: 768--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marks caused by caning
   DIR By: jonpayne
       Date: September 13, 2013, 9:48 am
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       On the instruction leaflet which came with a tube of arnica
       cream I bought (I don't think the arnica made any difference
       btw), it was suggested elevating the bruised area (presumably
       with the idea the blood from the broken capillaries would drain
       downwards), and to apply a cold wet towel or an ice pack.
       Problem is, it could rather spoil the mood after a good session.
       Also, as was mentioned earlier in the thread,  a lot of people
       prefer to keep the warm sensation, and the marks.  All down to
       individual choice, I guess.
       #Post#: 774--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marks caused by caning
   DIR By: Grant Marks
       Date: September 13, 2013, 11:47 am
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       One thing that I like about arnika is having to apply it to a
       very bruised and battered bottom.
       Two reasons, knowing that I will apply a salve to the poor
       bottom means That I have to apply myself most diligently to
       create the right effect .
       Secondly, the option of spreading that smooth cream all over a
       hot and tingling bottom with the excuse of making it better.
       You see, I am just all heart, kind and caring.   >:D
       #Post#: 779--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marks caused by caning
   DIR By: Slowcoach
       Date: September 13, 2013, 12:02 pm
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       I have read that Arnica cream should not be applied to open
       cuts/wounds is that right? - presumably it is OK for bruised
       areas?
       There are other preparations/ treatments, of course, and as I am
       very far from being an expert, perhaps those who have more
       knowledge on this topic who might usefully enlighten us just a
       little more?
       #Post#: 782--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marks caused by caning
   DIR By: Grant Marks
       Date: September 13, 2013, 12:13 pm
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       I seem to recall that Dr Krystal has given us chapter and verse
       on this subject. But as with any skin preparation, open wounds
       should be avoided and only have special surgical style creams or
       treatments applied. (antiseptics like Savlon. Calming and non
       toxic)
       I have held Which-hazel in high esteem since my childhood when
       my mother used to apply it as a cold compress for bruised knees
       etc. safe for children so safe for hot bots.
       It is now available as a cream as well as the clear liquid.
       One of my toughest Spankees uses this and she has been able to
       maintain her high level of very firm applications without any
       serious damage and subsequently has kept working
       #Post#: 784--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marks caused by caning
   DIR By: Slowcoach
       Date: September 13, 2013, 12:29 pm
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       Excellent advice here, Grant - thanks very much and hopefully
       this will help all members on this site.
       #Post#: 787--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marks caused by caning
   DIR By: Admin
       Date: September 13, 2013, 1:25 pm
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       who needs cream??
       #Post#: 788--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marks caused by caning
   DIR By: Slowcoach
       Date: September 13, 2013, 1:35 pm
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       I may well need cream and gallons of it when you finally catch
       up with me :))
       My backside is not as pretty as that of jonpayne but it is the
       only one I am likely to get so best take maximum care of it LOL
       #Post#: 1219--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Marks caused by caning
   DIR By: Slowcoach
       Date: October 31, 2013, 2:56 pm
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       Returning to this thread and just to add a slightly different
       dimension, it has been suggested to me that the problem of
       bruising easily may be worked around by selecting different
       instruments. I am not sure that we will have many experts who
       can advise on this but which instruments would likely cause less
       bruising in the case of someone who bruises easily?
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