It's a fact that lot of us want to get inked but may be having second thoughts because due to our pain tolerance. Some people say the pain associated with getting a tattoo is addicting, others say it makes them feel alive. Tattoo artists will even say that pain is an essential part of the process and should not be undermined. But how about those who can't endure the pain? Thanks to HUSH Anesthetics, people with low pain tolerance are able withstand the process with less discomfort.
The Magic is in the Science
Four commonly used numbing agents in most topical anesthetics are; tetracaine, lidocaine, epinephrine, and benzocaine. Lidocaine is most commonly-used for tattoo anesthetics, including our own: HUSH Gel's only active ingredient is Lidocaine HCl 4%, with no tetracaine, benzocaine or epinephrine. Once applied to skin, it works to desensitize nerve endings for minimal pain sensation. Unlike lidocaine, tetracaine and benzocaine block the sensation of pain by acting as a nerve barrier. Though you may still feel pain, it will be more tolerable versus not using an anesthetic at all. HUSH formulas don’t contain epinephrine; if you’re considering a product that does, check with your doctor first.
How Can Tattoo Anesthetics Give Pleasure When You're Having Pain?
Used together, the HUSH Collection covers you from prep to aftercare: HUSH Gel for your session, plus CBD Foam Soap and Aftercare Spray for aftercare. Here’s how to use it:
- Before leaving home, apply HUSH Gel on clean skin.
- During prep in the tattoo shop, your artist can cleanse the area with HUSH CBD Foam Soap, made with 100mg of CBD.
- After the session, HUSH Aftercare Spray is part of your aftercare routine.
- For tattoo aftercare, use HUSH Foam Soap by gently rubbing it into your skin. Its CBD and botanicals make it a gentle cleanser.
Let the Art Begin
With the edge taken off, your artist can concentrate on making a beautiful masterpiece on your skin. Get the experience, with less of the ouch.
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