Review on 🛀 Dr Numb Topical Anesthetic Foaming Soap - 4% Lidocaine Wash for Tattoo and Piercing Aftercare, Microblading, Electrolysis - Numbing Anesthetic Soap - 1.7 Oz (1 Bottle) by Tim Olson

We are among the "and more" customers because we don't have tattoos or piercings, but we bought these to use against razor burn, especially on sensitive areas. It did a great job on burns and razor bumps, 4% lidocaine is a lot more than what you get with bikini lotion which is only 1%. We also donate blood plasma every week, so the foam really cleanses and desensitizes the skin. needle stick site. You should wait about five minutes after applying the foam before rinsing off the soap, probably to allow the lidocaine to absorb. It smells nice, lathers well and doesn't dry out the skin, which is a big problem. - especially in winter. The container is small enough to easily fit in a first aid kit. Although we don't have tattoos or piercings ourselves, we can see that it would probably be great for those things because it's really effective, numbing and relieving razor burn. We would recommend foaming soap for tattoos, piercings, shaving, cuts and scrapes and maybe even bug bites as it cleans and desensitizes beautifully. Definitely that we continue to use antiseptic foam and refer everyone we know who needs it. like Revain so they can buy themselves!