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Dr. Numb™ is a Numbing Anesthetic Cream

Dr. Numb™ is a NON-OILY topical anesthetic cream(creme) that contains purest Lidocaine and Prilocaine, the highest amount allowed by Food and Drug Administration. Dr. Numb™ is the only water-based numbing cream on the market. Dr. Numb doesn't interfere with the ink or the skins elasticity, making it safe to reduce the GREAT PAIN of Needle Pain, Tattooing, Body Piercing, Laser Tattoo Removal, Laser Hair Removal, Waxing, Permanent Cosmetics and other Minor Surgical Procedures. Dr. Numb is voted as the #1 numbing creams by tattoo artists and cosmetic professionals around the world. CLICK HERE TO TRY IT OUT!

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Numbing Cream for: Permanent Cosmetics, Permanent Makeup, Micropigmentation and Cosmetic Tattoo are terms all describing the same thing; the tattooing of pigment into the dermal layer of the skin with needles. Other terms such as "semi-permanent makeup, lineology and dermatology" are sometimes used wrongly to mislead the consumer to believe they are receiving something other than a tattoo .The truth is, any application of pigment into the skin is tattooing. Some might like to suggest that it's not tattooing, but if color is placed in the skin with needles, there's only one thing that can be; a tattoo we are confident in saying that we are the number one in the industry of topical anesthetic cream (numbing cream) on market, specifically targeted towards tattoo shops, piercing stores, laser clinics (tattoo removal), pediatricians and nurses (for avoiding needle injection pain on children) and cosmetic tattooing! Our numbing cream is effective, medically tested, and reasonably priced.

 

What is Dr. Numb™?

Dr. Numb™ numbing cream for laser tattoo removal contains lidocaine, a substance that has been used for many years as anesthetics in medical and dental offices. Dr. Numb contains more of a pure form of lidocaine which acts as the numbing anesthetic cream for the skin. The purity is very important, because not all lidocaine is manufactured and refined as Dr. Numb has been. Pain is caused by the stimulation of pain receptors at the ends of the nerves. The stimulation causes sodium to enter the nerve ending, which causes an electrical signal to build up in the nerve. When this electrical signal is big enough, it passes along the nerve to the brain, where the signal is interpreted as pain.Dr. Numb™ works by temporarily blocking this pathway of pain signals along nerves. Dr. Numb numbing anesthetic cream does this by stopping the sodium entering the nerve ending at the site of the pain. This prevents an electrical signal building up and passing along the nerve fibers to the brain.

 

What is it used for? How Long?

  • Long lasting ( 3 hours 30 min ) numbing cream
  • For numbing the skin area before getting any kind of painful procedures such as waxing, body piercing, tattooing, permanent eye liner etc...
  • The most safe and purest numbing cream that does not interfere with any kind of permanent ink, tattoo ink or piercing process.
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Just imagine avoiding unnecessary pains and getting what you have to get done...and the amazed looks on your friends', colleagues' and families' when they find out that you had everything done without pain!!Think about how much happier you would know you are one of the majorities to do it the "Smart Way"

 

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How To Apply The Numbing Cream

  1. Purchase a topical numbing cream.
  2. Wash the area receiving laser treatment with soap and water. Dry area completely.
  3. Apply a thick amount of numbing cream to the area and rub in thoroughly.
  4. Now that the cream has been rubbed into the tattoo, place an additional, thin layer of cream over the area.
  5. Cover the cream with plastic wrap  (saran wrap). The heat under the plastic wrap helps activate the cream. and keeps the cream form drying off. 
  6. Leave the plastic wrap on until it is removed by the professional before the procedure.

 

Tips & Warnings

  • Leave the cream on the skin longer for better result.  Don't remove the saran wrap until you feel the numbing effect.
 

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Embarrassing Questions!
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No Pain, No Gain
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How to Take a Good Clean Picture of Your Tattoo
Taking a good, clean picture of your tattoo doesn’t have to be difficult, but there are a lot of common mistakes people make that result in bad quality photos. Here’s some tips on taking a shot of your tattoo that does the artist’s work justice.
Tattoo Etiquette – A Tattoo Artist Vents About Disrespectful Clients
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Complete Guide to Getting a Tattoo
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Beginner’s Guide to Getting a Tattoo
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Body Art for Beginners
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Embarrassing Questions!
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Should You Tip Your Tattoo or Piercing Artist?
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Tattoo Gallery
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