Reddit reviews Johnson's Baby Powder with Naturally Derived Cornstarch Aloe & Vitamin E, Hypoallergenic, 15 Oz
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15-ounces of Johnson's baby powder with naturally derived cornstarch, aloe, and vitamin E provides a gentle way to soothe your baby's skin and leave it feeling soft and smoothHypoallergenic, dermatologist-tested, and specially designed for baby's delicate skin, this naturally derived cornstarch baby powder is clinically proven mild and 100% gentleThis cornstarch powder quickly absorbs moisture, and is free of parabens, phthalates, dyes, and sulfatesThis naturally derived cornstarch baby powder is great for kids and adults too. Try it at the beach to help remove sand, or as a dry shampoo alternative for adults.For over 125 years, Johnson's formulas have been specifically designed for baby's delicate skin. To use, shake baby powder directly into your hand, away from the face, before smoothing onto the skin
If EMS is going to be the same cost (Kanojotoys also uses EMS), there's no reason not to.
However I do think you're going overboard with the maintenance.
The cleaning powder can be replaced with any cornstarch babypowder (do not use talc).
I don't know what the prices are in AUD so maybe it's cheaper to just go with what you have there.Comparing prices it seems like AUD are just USD +5 for most things ($10 vs 15AUD for example) so it'd actually be cheaper to get a 2 pack cornstarch baby powder than to buy that unless you want the smell. (425g x2 vs 100g) or you could stop by a grocery store and just buy some cornstarch by itself. (these are just options I'm giving you, also correct me if I'm wrong)If you go with OtonaJP they have a free anti-bacterial spray that you can get with every order. Although the one you chose supposedly has some silver ion compounds in it which are anti-bacterial and seems to work more like a liquid which would work better I suppose.
I've personally never used a drying stand but if you don't have to worry about privacy like I do it'll be good for air drying it.
I've heard mixed reviews about those cleaning sticks on how they break fairly easily or just don't do the job. Personally I just use a thin microfiber towel/cloth and push it as deep as I can get it into the onahole to dry it out (and honestly with the stand you don't even need to worry too much about trying to dry it out completely.
How much lube are you planning to get? The lube you chose only gives you 1 bottle (in your case the red one) and it's only 150ml. You can get onatsuyu lotion and get a hefty 370ml instead and for cheaper. Onatsuyu lotion is also regarded as one of the best lubes.