In all seriousness, I keep a bottle of generic Gin (yellow label, black font "GIN") in the freezer for exactly this. Oil is alcohol soluable & gin gets super cold in the freezer (as most of you lushes should know) - washing your hands in ice cold gin is both extremely soothing & extremely effective for removing capsaicin from skin.
Never soaked my balls in it but I imagine it would be quite pleasant, if a bit cold.
As with most troubles in life, the winning answer is alcohol folks.
I find that if you remove the offending burning fingers they don't burn anymore.
I learned that this method is the only method that totally works every time.
That's funny. I also use dawn and B&B. Just cause they're both there, but it worksFor whatever reason, I've found Bath and Bodyworks antibacterial hand soaps tend to work better than others. It's not perfect though - it won't eliminate the burn in one wash, and even after a few washings not 100%. However, I do a combo - first I use Dawn, then the B&B, then back to Dawn, then B&B a couple times. This usually at least makes it tolerable.
I came across this on another forum & was a bit critical till I tried it works! Works better than anything else I have ever tried!
Wet your hands, put a tablespoon full of sugar in your palm and rub in to your hands like you were washing them, then add
a dab of dishwashing liquid (I use blue Dawn) rub it in and wash with water and rinse, the cap will be gone!! Try it,
IT WORKS!!!!!!
Butch T
I came across this on another forum & was a bit critical till I tried it works! Works better than anything else I have ever tried!
Wet your hands, put a tablespoon full of sugar in your palm and rub in to your hands like you were washing them, then add
a dab of dishwashing liquid (I use blue Dawn) rub it in and wash with water and rinse, the cap will be gone!! Try it,
IT WORKS!!!!!!
Butch T
Coconut oil.vegetable shortening