weezie
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:lol:and lidocaine prior
JOKE
:lol:and lidocaine prior
JOKE
Daisyl said post waxing so before you wax,,,,,
think the idea is if you place the cold compress on the area for a while then it has a numbing affect,,, but in reality it does close the follicles so it makes it more painful to wax as it's harder because of the coldness to the skin it coools the wax quicker so your more likely to get the wax struck on the skin,,,the cold compress is better after you have waxed to cool the skin down.
i think kezza know this what we were saying, maybe im mistaken , was daisyl was saying to place cold compress prior to waxing where as i believe that to close the pores and so in turn will make the waxing experience MORE painful for the client, so we are sayng to place cold ompress AFTER the session
This post is ages old now. Obviously you are unaware of the effects of lidocaine and totally out of verse with botox. I will not even respond further as the comment is frankly - laughable (really, it is)! Makes me smile to myself though!
point taken !! Can i ask you about this product??
Yes, No Scream Cream contains 20% benzocaine. It is the same thing the dentist puts inside your mouth before injections..so it's safe.for ALL areas. You could even use No Scream Cream in your mouth if you wanted to.
so there are products that are designed to help numb the area prior to waxing that are safe and FDA approved! This is surely ok
i found the distributor for no scream cream in ireland and uk delira!!
Does anyone use or has used a numbing spray with contains the active ingredient Lidocaine.
just realised in my last post i forgot to stress i wasnt advising anyone to use stud 100 or anything else bought from the local sex shop in place of there usual lidocaine based products and stress i have not used this product myself
for any treatment or nything else probably because im lacking the required organ
Does anyone use or has used a numbing spray with contains the active ingredient Lidocaine.
If so, does it work and how well does it work?
Thanks
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