Ebanel Set of 5% Lidocaine Numbing Cream and Tattoo Balm, Numb520 Topical Anesthetic Pain Relief Burn Itch Cream, and Premium Tattoo Aftercare Butter Brightener Ink Color Enhancing Ointment 3Oz

Just used this cream today for half of my back tattoo and could not a feel things for the 2 hour session! I put it on an hour and a half before the appointment and put saran wrap on. Would definitely recommend this and their spray! I’ve used the spray a few times, I’ve noticed it worked more when used after the line work and into shading you won’t a feel a thing! 10/10!! I didn’t use numbing cream for the first half of my back and it was one of my most painful tattoos! Attached a picture of the tattoo for reference of just how big this boy is 😀

I don’t ever leave reviews on things, but this product is incredible. I can’t speak for the spray, but I did use the cream yesterday for a 5.5 hour tattoo on my bicep. I applied several layers of cream on my arm from elbow to shoulder and wrapped tight with plastic wrap around 7:30am. I left it on until my appointment started at 10:30am, and I hardly felt anything at all until well into the 4th hour of the tattoo. Definitely recommend numbing passed the area of the tattoo, I didn’t get close enough to the very edges of where the tattoo was going to be so those places hurt a little but otherwise completely bearable. 15/10!

I’m extremely afraid of needles, but this made the process so much nicer. When I mean I didn’t feel any pain, I mean it. I was shocked honestly by how numb it was. I put the cream on thick and then put plastic wrap on it and let it marinate for an hour before getting a vaccine and it really helped me. If you are afraid of needles, this is a must have. 11/10, exceed my expectations!

I recently found this on social media and decided to try. I read the reviews and most mentioned that it’s pretty good; I had to try. Here’s a few things to know before buying:1. You must add a thick layer on the area for it to be completely numb2. Use a cling wrap to cover the area to help it marinate3. It doesn’t leave white residue which makes it easy to apply4. Best to apply hours (2-3 hours) before tattoo session5. It works but I feel like it could’ve atleast last for 8 hours.I gave it 4 stars mainly because I wasn’t completely numb base on the amount I applied but it works , it’s a decent size to give you about 3/4 application and the price is good. I applied it 11 am but it wore off before 3pm. So I guess it last for a good time (I had the area wrapped). I did a test run the night before my session so I suggest you guys do too.I will use it for waxing and see how it goes.

I purchased a few different creams before I came across this and let me tell you this works better then all the rest.the spray is awesome too. I had a nine hour session rhis cream and the spray that they make is awesome..you can apply the stray to open skin once the cream wears off. You can’t apply the cream, but one time before you start., that’s where the spray comes in..

My tattoo artist recommended this numbing cream, considering I was getting a huge tattoo on a very sensitive area (inner top thigh)I didn’t think it was going to work, but I purchased the cream anyway.He told me I’m supposed to put a layer & wrap it with plastic an hour before we start tattooing.So I put a thick layer, wrap it with plastic, two hours before and repeated the same process one hour before my tattoo appointment.It worked for about three hours I felt absolutely nothing! I did however feel the last hourI don’t think I would’ve tolerated the tattoo if it wasn’t for the numbing cream.If I would have applied moreI would have felt nothing at allBut I left it at homeNow I’m purchasing 5 bottles and the spray for when it wares offHighly recommend

FYI PSA BTW: CHECK WITH YOUR TATTOO ARTIST IF USING THIS IS OK!!!!!Using topical lidocaine for tattoo purposes changes the texture of your skin, (will make it rubbery) + expand your capillaries (cause more bleeding) making it a difficult canvas for your artist to work with, additionally, it affects how your skin absorbs ink, potentially overworking the area trying to saturate it and eventually turning your skin into hamburger meat. If you try to hide it, your artist will know, LOL so the joke will be on you, and they may not be able to move forward with it (reschedule).I have many tattoos, but my inner forearm has been spicy and turned into more sessions than I thought so I bought this for session 2 just to knock it out but before the session I started thinking negatively and realistically 'what if this is counterproductive' so I told my artist and she let me know that THIS PRODUCT (any lidocaine not specifically for tattoos) could work against me/her but she won't know until she begins tattooing. Anyways, I was fortunate we didn't have to cancel, but I will say I felt everything. The numbing agent works but it did not conceal the pain for me, but I think maybe made it worse, I'm not sure, and during the healing process, there are couple areas where the ink is not saturated (didn't hold well; lighter and darker areas) + a few areas that were more worked/healing more difficultly (some scabbing).IG: @bonnietattoos (Houston, TX) did recommend QWP 6-8Hours Painless Tattoo for next time if I wanted to explore a numbing agent again.How i applied for my 3:30 PM appointment:at 9:30 am i lathered a generous layer over the area, wrapped with saran wrap until 1PM and the area was numb. Maybe it wore off by the time I sat down but It didn't work for me.The bottle is small but plenty, I think.