Numbing cream?

Question

Anyone know of any good ones? I wanna get a decent sized tattoo soon but I hate pain.

Answer

some tattooists will not tattoo you if you use numbing cream.. it makes blood vessels dilate and this could affect the tattoo...although some tattooists will use their own numbing foam so ask about it when you get it done... I think you have to prepare yourself that it's going to hurt but the pain might not be as bad as you think, some parts of my 5 hour tattoo were ticklish and it's all about you staying calm and getting in the right mindset 😉 x

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Ask your tattoo artist. When I did my underboob tattoo, she used the spray numb stuff. It only works once the skin is already broken but it helped take the edge off so I could continue. 
Numbing cream makes it harder to tattoo and will take longer (meaning the price of your tattoo will go up). Ask your artist though. Depending on the location sometimes it’s worth it. 
I have multiple tattoos by her and she made me sit for the first session on my underboob one with nothing to see how I could handle it. We tried the cream and spray for the next session and my lines are cleaner because I wasn’t dying. Luckily shading will blend it all in the end anyways.

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None. A tattoo artist will wipe it off to sterilize the area. Just deal with it, it doesnt hurt that bad

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My old coworker used hush and found it to be a good starting numb cream. I tried it just to see how it felt and my elbow was numb for an hour.

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In the UK we have ametop which I used for a 1.5 hour back session, amazing stuff!!!

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Following* my husband wants to get his hands redone

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