Produtos Importados dos EUA
Numbing Cream – Extra Strength 5% Lidocaine for Painless Tattoo, Microneedling, Piercing, Microblading, Laser
Apresentamos o Creme Anestésico – Extra Forte 5% Lidocaína, a solução eficaz de venda livre para alívio da dor. Este creme tópico não apenas proporciona um alívio duradouro da dor, mas também não altera a textura da pele, não contrai os vasos sanguíneos e não afeta a fixação e retenção da cor. Com uma fórmula de rápida absorção, ele começa a agir em apenas 20 minutos após a aplicação, proporcionando um alívio da dor de 2 a 4 horas, podendo ser estendido para 6-8 horas com reaplicação durante a sessão.
Este creme anestésico é ideal para uma variedade de usos, incluindo tatuagens, piercings, microblading/maquiagem permanente, microagulhamento, preenchimentos/injeções de botox, depilação a laser e cera, eletrólise, além de alívio para artrite, diálise, injeções ou vacinas. Sua fórmula à base de água e não oleosa não deixa nenhum resíduo quando absorvida pela pele.
Amado por mais de 50.000 artistas, profissionais de beleza e saúde, o Creme Anestésico – Extra Forte 5% Lidocaína é a escolha preferida dos principais tatuadores, spas médicos, cirurgiões plásticos e artistas de microblading em toda a América do Norte. Além disso, é hipoalergênico e livre de crueldade animal.
Produzido nos Estados Unidos, este creme é seguro para uso em pele aberta e em áreas sensíveis do rosto e do corpo, como os lábios. É adequado para todos os tipos de pele e pode ser usado em crianças.
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- Alívio duradouro da dor: Este creme proporciona um alívio da dor de 2 a 4 horas, podendo ser estendido para 6-8 horas com reaplicação durante a sessão.
- Amado por profissionais: É a escolha preferida dos principais tatuadores, spas médicos, cirurgiões plásticos e artistas de microblading em toda a América do Norte.
- Seguro e hipoalergênico: Produzido nos Estados Unidos, é seguro para uso em pele aberta, em áreas sensíveis do rosto e do corpo, e adequado para todos os tipos de pele.
- Versátil: Ideal para uma variedade de usos, incluindo tatuagens, piercings, microblading/maquiagem permanente, microagulhamento, preenchimentos/injeções de botox, depilação a laser e cera, eletrólise, além de alívio para artrite, diálise, injeções ou vacinas.
- Eficaz e de rápida absorção: Começa a agir em apenas 20 minutos após a aplicação, proporcionando um alívio rápido e eficaz da dor.
– Sugestão de Uso:
Para obter os melhores resultados, siga estas instruções de uso:
- Lave e seque completamente a área onde o creme será aplicado.
- Aplique uma camada fina e uniforme do creme na pele.
- Massageie suavemente o creme na pele até que seja completamente absorvido.
- Deixe o creme agir por pelo menos 20 minutos antes do procedimento.
- Se necessário, reaplique o creme durante a sessão para estender o alívio da dor.
Com o Creme Anestésico – Extra Forte 5% Lidocaína, você pode desfrutar de um alívio duradouro da dor durante seus procedimentos de tatuagem, microblading, piercings, laser e muito mais. Experimente agora e descubra o conforto que ele proporciona!
Jennifer Bugg –
Helped with pain relief through tattoo session. Works for the first 2 hours. Will use for tattoo removal.
Rineki –
My first laser hair removal treatment was painful. Ouch! And then the second session I applied some of this cream about 30-40 minutes before the treatment, I wiped it off 2 minutes before the session began (it’s thankfully clear) and I felt NOTHING. Literally just a tiny bit of pressure from the machine but zero discomfort. It’s well worth the money!
Justin James –
Does not work for larger tattoos like the cheaper ones do. Specifically got this for this tattoo, I wrapped it in cellophane for 1 1/2hrs before tattoo appointment. Let’s just say I had to take this one like a champ lol my first time trying g a numbing cream. I’ll just save my money and take the pain Vs. Paying the money and keeping the pain. Lol!! 3 because it may have worked some it just hurt so bad lol and I heavily covered as well
Cindy Clark –
Wowzer, this is an amazingly durable product to use before getting a tattoo. I put the product on 2 hours before tattoo, covered with saran wrap, removed the wrapping in my car before entering tattoo parlor, artist transferred the design, tattooing began and 2.5 hours later tat was complete with ZERO PAIN. I felt the pressure but absolutely NO pain. Wish I had known about this before my 8 hour tattoo!
Justin James –
I used this for my first time tattoo (the one in the center) I didn’t expect the tattoo to end up being bigger than I used so I definitely felt the difference of no numbing cream and with numbing cream. The wrist to middle forearm was a breeze. I hardly felt it, this is where I applied the numbing cream. Unfortunately due to it being bigger than I wanted originally, the middle forearm to elbow hurt real bad, they had me in tears tbh. So I definitely stand by this product and will be using it for my next tattoo! For reference, I had it on for about 2 hours before my appointment!
frankie –
This works great. I saw some YouTube videos and decided if ladies are using this to tattoo their eyebrows it must work.
I shaved my arm, exfoliated the area 1 hour before I went in I applied cream over the entire area being tattooed. I then wrapped my are in plastic wrap and removed just before I sat down. It left no residue or smell and I could not tell if my arm was numb. As soon as the needle touched my skin all I felt was the pressure of the needle but no pain. The session lasted about an hour and I never had an issue dealing with any kind of pain.
Rineki –
I use this before I get laser tattoo removal and it works well.
Lore –
It slightly numbs the skin surface and that feeling lasts several hours. I would not recommend for areas that are being punctured with needles as the numbness does not go below the surface. It seems a bit overpriced compared to other tattoo creams available.
Amazon Customer –
Long review, leaving application tips , I’d wish I’d seen and stuff from HOURS of reading reviews /watching YY. I found the instructions to be lacking.
TLDR It works! I felt the pressure of the needle but not the pain. If you’ve ever had a tooth removed using novacaine, I’d liken it to that. A few spots I did feel it, it felt greatly diminished in discomfort, more like being rubbed with medium grit sandpaper. I got a 3x 2 tattoo on my lower bicep above elbow, took 1 hr 10 minutes. The areas where the application was thinner began to wear off in the last 20ish mins. The sanitation, and tattoo ointment/ rubbing/wiping didn’t affect the numbing where I’d applied it thickly, but it may have on the areas I didn’t apply as thickly.
The instructions could be more helpful to maximize potential potency. This is what I did and it worked really well.
How I applied for tattoo( YMMV , everybody’s nerves are mapped a little differently)
– Clean, exfoliate, and gently shave the intended area 1-2 days before session.
– Using gloves (cuz didn’t want numb fingers) smooth a thick coating across the area. I’d suggest going a little outside of the intended area to make sure the nearby nerves also go night night. On the areas not in the direct path, I patted it on. Popcorn ceiling style. I used about 1/3 -2/3 of my tube.
– I applied the cream about 1 hr 45 mins before my appt. It says 45 mins before for a tattoo on the instructions but I wanted to be for sure for sure. My last session was 13 yrs ago and I wanted to ease nerves and discomfort so I could sit well.
– Cover area with a tegaderm bandage, get larger than you think you need. The more area you can cover with one bandage, the better. You can get them at CVS or Walmart, you want to increase contact with the skin but also limit oxygen to the area so your skin ” breathes” in the cream. Also causes you to sweat and open the pores, getting it deeper. More on this in a moment. You may think, oh, I’ll cling wrap myself, cheaper. TRUST, you won’t get even enough coverage and unless you are going to medical tape over it, oxygen is still getting in. The more cream touches more of your skin the better.
– After applying the bandage, I ran a medium temp blow dryer over the area until my arm felt like it was warming up. You may get a tingle sensation from the cream. Then I wrapped a warm towel around it until the towel cooled off.
– Waited an hr. Took off bandage ( most of it will have absorbed into your skin) applied about a quarter sized amout to the area and didn’t cover. Wore it to the shop and wiped it off before starting. When the artist started I had to look at my arm cuz I couldn’t feel it.
Post procedure pros
– When I wiped it off my skin wasn’t tacky, sticky, clammy, or anything unpleasant feeling. It was still soft
-Great ingredients, I have quite sensitive skin ( can’t do perfumes, have to get dye free everything or I’m moving to rashville, keratitis is a thing for me including near where I got inked) and it didn’t irritate me AT all.
– Skin in much better condition post tattoo. Used it for my 3rd tattoo, never used numbing cream before and my skin ( brown skin) was barely even red. It was a little angry in spots but no more than say, over exfoliating.
– Post tattoo muscle soreness also disminished.
– Color and saturation of ink/ application wasn’t affected. I didn’t tell my artist but it didn’t seem like it hindered their progress. Nice smooth lines , and didn’t seem to have to load needle endlessly.
Nickel –
Worked better than I expected. But doesn’t last … and I have some recommendations for that!! Let’s get to it. I have 28 years of tattoo experience. Currently working on a full back piece. Decided to use this because after a few hours, tats hurt. I couldn’t believe the difference it made. You can barely feel it, literally. It only lasts about 1.5 hours after it’s washed off. So here is how the process goes: you want this to be applied at least 1 hour before your start tattooing, so you need to know how long it’s going to take you to get there, and get the stencil applied etc. I haven’t time it, but I don’t think you want to be waiting several hours before starting. If you live close by and will be getting right into it, then ensure application is minimum 1 hour prior. HOT SHOWER first, to open pores up (or hot wash … whatever). Apply generously to tattoo area but not so much to waste it. Cut Saran wrap (plastic food wrap) and use first aid tape to stick the wrap over the area. When you arrive at your appointment, they are going to remove the wrap and wash you. HUGE TIP: If you are going to be doing a large area, consider using smaller sections of plastic wrap so they can be taken off at different times, say, 2 hours apart. My last appointment lasted 8 hours, and after the 2 hour mark I started suffering lol. Wish I had done smaller sections that could be taken off as we progressed. Great stuff. Pricey, but worth it for long sessions or smaller ones if you can’t handle it.