Phoenix Analgesic

Microblading has gained popularity as a semi-permanent eyebrow enhancement technique, providing individuals with natural-looking and well-defined eyebrows. To ensure a comfortable experience for clients, anesthesia is commonly used during microblading procedures.  Microblading is a cosmetic procedure that involves manually depositing pigment into the skin using fine, precise strokes to mimic the appearance of eyebrow hairs. This technique helps individuals achieve desired eyebrow shape and fullness. Anesthesia is used in microblading procedures to minimize discomfort and pain for the client. It numbs the area, allowing the technician to perform the procedure with minimal discomfort. When it comes to topical anesthetics, there are different types to consider. Numbing creams, gels, and sprays are commonly used in microblading procedures. Each type has its own advantages and considerations in terms of effectiveness, safety, and duration of action. Choosing the right topical anesthetic for microblading requires careful consideration of various factors. The effectiveness of the anesthetic in providing adequate numbing, the safety profile, how long the numbing effect lasts, and the application method are all important considerations.
numbing cream or gel can be used before starting work. To reduce pain during work when the anesthetic effect of the ointment has decreased, an analgesic solution can be used during work. For this purpose, we recommend Phoenix  analgesic, which can be used during tattooing or tattoo removal. Phoenix analgesic is specially formulated to work with the pigments, so the artist can safely use it while tattooing or tattoo removal.