Balls Ring Irration While Locked Up

Greetings! I’ve noticed that within a week of locking up, whether using a CB-6000s or the Holy Trainer v2, irritation tends to pop up at the bottom of my balls right where the B-ring sits. I’m curious about how to stop this from occurring. I did spot a sharp ridge near the base ring for the Holy Trainer, but even after sanding it down until it felt very smooth, the irritation persisted.

Did I sand it incorrectly? It feels quite smooth now, matching the rest of the device’s texture. Is it possible to wear chastity without getting irritated if you stay dry? Do I need to apply lube in that area every single day to keep it at bay? Thanks and have a wonderful day ^.^

> member_1075bf1add wrote:Can one where chastity dry and not get irritation? Do I have to lube that region up everyday to prevent it? Some people can manage without lubrication, while others cannot. As my body adapted over time, I've become much drier than before, but when I first started out, I frequently applied lotion, oil, or gel until I discovered the perfect mix for me. Skin types vary from person to person; some favor one product type while others prefer another. Factors like climate and activity levels also play a role—experiment with different options until you find what suits you. Personally, I use A&D ointment during the day and Gold Bond Medicated powder at night (the menthol content causes a slight sting)

Thanks so much for your reply ^.^ Does that stinging sensation help keep things limp by any chance? Also, do you have any suggestions for soothing irritated skin?

Applying baby oil around the base ring about two to three times daily should resolve your issue. Over time, the skin that makes direct contact with the base ring will toughen up, and eventually, you won't have this problem anymore.

Getting used to a chastity tube takes some adjustment. It took me about a month for everything to settle into place correctly. If you need to apply lube at the base, I recommend using baby lotion (I prefer unscented). Eventually, your body will adapt to the device, and it will become so comfortable that you'll barely notice it's there.