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Hush Numbing Gel
Hush Numbing Gel
Trusted by tattoo artists. Hush Tattoo Numbing gel is FDA approved and contains 4% Lidocaine which blocks reception of nerve endings for pain-free tattoos. Combined with a unique blend of powerful, soothing natural ingredients this gel is perfect for all the most sensitive areas like ribs, hips, and spine!
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2 oz. bottle
How To USe
STEP ONE
APPLY BEFORE THE SESSION
Apply a thick layer of HUSH Gel, about ¼ inch, before breaking the skin. Lightly spread the tattoo numbing gel onto the work surface. DO NOT rub HUSH Gel into the skin.
STEP TWO
WRAP
Loosely cover the tattoo area with plastic wrap and allow one (1) hour for absorption.
STEP THREE
RELAX, LET THE ART HAPPEN
HUSH Gel will last up to two (2) hours.
Ingredients
Every ingredient that goes into Hush benefits you. Here is what you get in every bottle:
Lidocaine (4%): Causes loss of feeling in the skin and surrounding tissue. It blocks targeted nerve endings from sending pain signals to your brain.
Aloe Leaf Extract: A natural moisturizer with soothing properties that helps reduce irritation and boosts collagen production. Aloe’s cleansing properties help protect and cool your skin.
Deionized Water: Purified aqua flushes out toxins.
Marigold Flower Extract (Calendula): Reduces redness and swelling with natural cleansing properties. Helps support your skin’s healing process.
Chamomile Extract: Helps tattoos dry and heal quicker. Natural soothing properties reduce swelling and redness.
Green Tea Extract: Polyphenols, alkaloids, and L-theanine provide soothing antioxidant properties.
Comfrey Extract (Symphytum Flower): Helps new skin cells grow and makes your skin softer.
Menthol: Provides a cool, refreshing sensation on irritated skin. Soothes and improves blood flow.
FAQ
How Does Tattoo Numbing Gel Work?
HUSH Numbing Gel is a local anesthetic, meaning it topically numbs the skin. It contains lidocaine as a main active ingredient.
Lidocaine numbs the skin by blocking the nerves in the skin from sending pain signals to the brain. This is only a temporary effect of the gel, but it’s perfect for anyone wanting to forgo the irritating pain of getting a tattoo.
The lidocaine-based numbing gel is applied directly to the skin you plan to tattoo. You’ll know it’s working when your skin in the area is numb to the touch. Poke away!
Tips for Applying Tattoo Numbing Gel
It is best to apply the numbing gel shortly before your tattoo appointment. Most people notice the numbing working within 30 to 60 minutes after applying the gel.
Use gloves to avoid numbing your hands or any skin you don’t want to be numbed. Numb hands are no fun!
Evenly spread the gel directly to the skin being tattooed. The amount you use depends on the size of the tattoo. Applying more will not make it work quicker, so just apply an even layer.
Cover the area with plastic and do not touch it! Be sure to wash your hands well after applying the numbing gel. Make sure to note the time you applied the gel so you’ll know when it’s time to get going.
What Is In Hush's Tattoo Numbing Gel?
The main active ingredient in HUSH Numbing Gel is lidocaine. This, along with a combination of natural botanicals, numbs the area and aids in the natural healing process.
Lidocaine causes numbness in the skin by blocking nerve signals.
Aloe leaf extract soothes the skin.
Deionized water cleanses toxins.
Marigold flower extract cleanses and supports the body’s immune response.
Chamomile extract dries the tattoo and can reduce redness.
Green tea extract soothes the skin with antioxidants.
Comfrey extract supports natural skin cell growth.
Menthol cools the skin.
When To Apply Tattoo Numbing Gel
A numbing gel works best when applied before your tattoo appointment. For most people, lidocaine begins to work about 30 to 60 minutes after it is put on the skin.
If you have any concerns, talk to your tattoo artist beforehand to see when they recommend applying the numbing gel. Don’t be shy about communicating with your artist about numbing products — many artists use them for their own tattoos!