Ink. Brows.
And undoing both.
The same two-stage idea covers all three. Something on intact skin before you start. Something on open skin while you work. Pick your discipline.
The long sit.
Pain is the reason good work gets cut short. Numb the area properly and the session runs to plan, the client stays still, and the artist keeps their line.
Cream, 30 min ahead
Two layers, wrap it, wipe clean. Up to 3 hours of comfort.
Gel or Mist on open skin
A few drops or one generous spray. Ready again in 5 to 10 minutes.
Does not affect the quality of the tattoo. Well liked by tattoo artists.
Brows, lips, liner.
The face bruises and bleeds more readily than an arm, and the client is watching your hands. Gel was formulated for exactly these areas.
Cream on intact skin
Map first, cream second, so your outline survives the wipe.
Gel, 8% lidocaine and 2% tetracaine
Includes a vascular constrictor, so less bleeding, cleaner retention.
Comfortable goodbyes.
Removal is a series of appointments, not one. Making each one bearable is the difference between a finished course and an abandoned one.
Extreme Cream, 30 to 45 min ahead
Our strongest pre-procedure option. Averages 3 to 6 hours.
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Clients who are not braced for pain come back on schedule.
Not suitable for individuals with heart conditions, hypertension, diabetes, pregnancy or skin diseases.
Three questions.
One answer.
Tell us the discipline, the area and how long you are sitting. We will name the product, the timing and the dose, then put it in your bag.
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