Inducing Help

[Sneezarifiic]

So I've been desperately trying to figure out how to induce, because I gotta say, I love sneezing. The only problem is, my nose doesn't react to common sneezing inducers. I've tried sniffing my cat, sniffing my dog, tickling my nose with hair, tickling my nose with toilet paper, sniffing pepper, sniffing cinnamon, sniffing a mixture of all spices I can find, etc. It just doesn't work. I'm one of those people who normally sneeze once a week-once a month. Sneezing more than five times is incredibly rare for me. I'm seventeen, and never, in my whole life, have I sneezed 8 times in a row. So, getting to the point, could everyone please tell me how they induce? I'll try everything you suggest, and if something works, I'll be sure to tell you AND give an account of how I sneezed!! Thank you!!

[Melody]

Pretty sure chikni is your best bet if you've tried everything else. I've also found stimulating facial nerves such as tweezing eyebrow hairs to be pretty effective. 

Edited January 20, 2017 by Melody

[bingochamp7]

I have never been successful with inducing, but you could try tickling your nose with a clothing tag. It seems to work well for some people.

[Sneezarifiic]

On ‎1‎/‎19‎/‎2017 at 5:33 PM, Melody said:

Pretty sure chikni is your best bet if you've tried everything else. I've also found stimulating facial nerves such as tweezing eyebrow hairs to be pretty effective. 

I've tried chikni in the past, but it didn't work. I'll try tweezing eyebrow hairs, and thank you for your suggestions!

On ‎1‎/‎19‎/‎2017 at 10:13 PM, bingochamp7 said:

I have never been successful with inducing, but you could try tickling your nose with a clothing tag. It seems to work well for some people.

Thank you for your input, and I'll try that and update later!

[secretlysneezes]

On 20/01/2017 at 8:13 AM, bingochamp7 said:

I have never been successful with inducing, but you could try tickling your nose with a clothing tag. It seems to work well for some people.

This is a great suggestion! I am struggling to induce and this sounds like it could work better for me too! Will make sure to post whether it worked!

[kushamisukii]

I use a q-tip and that has been really effective because a lot of other things don't work for me either.

[count tiszula]

For those who have difficulty inducing, chhinkni is probably  the best powder for sneezing.  If you start off  with the pea-sized clump of powder, you should get resuits, possibly of a spectacular nature, . But if not, more than this amount may help' .place a large amount  the powder in each of your nostrils and wiggle them around until hopefully the inevitable ecssasy occurs' .The next step is to use a semi-solid inducing iron, as a hair, clothes tag, matchstick or cocktail stick,  With each of these great caution must be exercised, just to find a sneezy spot...

[secretlysneezes]

On 14 March 2017 at 11:24 PM, ConfusedButWantHelp said:

This is a great suggestion! I am struggling to induce and this sounds like it could work better for me too! Will make sure to post whether it worked!

It didn't work for me at all! 

Trying pepper - induced one sneeze, but only the one!

So far rolled up tissue is working best for me!

[Idan Giterman]

Something that always works for me is using my old headphones (the earbud type). I had an old pair of white apple earbuds so I cut the wire on one side close to the earbud then pulled the white rubber part surrounding the wires inside to make it thinner. After that I cut it again so I could get some of the wires inside exposed (maybe 2mm or so) that way they can tickle the inside of your nose.