Yes, Zensa Numbing Cream can be safely applied to broken skin as secondary numbing when used as directed. This is particularly useful during permanent makeup procedures, as it allows you to extend the numbing sensation by re-applying the cream after the first pass. The formula is designed to help reduce discomfort throughout multi-pass procedures like microblading and lip blushing without interfering with the treatment process.
No, Zensa Numbing Cream is specifically formulated without vasoconstrictors to ensure it does not interfere with ink settling. Unlike some numbing products that contain ingredients like prilocaine, which can constrict blood vessels and affect ink retention, Zensa's formula allows for proper ink placement and settling during permanent makeup procedures. This makes it safe for use during microblading, eyebrow tattoos, lip blushing and other cosmetic tattooing applications.
No, Zensa Numbing Cream does not affect skin texture or cause a rubbery feeling. The water-based formula maintains the natural feel and pliability of the skin, which is essential for precision work during permanent makeup procedures. This ensures artists can work with optimal control and accuracy while the client experiences reduced discomfort.
Zensa Numbing Cream begins working in approximately 25 minutes when applied as directed. For best results during permanent makeup procedures, apply a half-inch thick layer to the treatment area and cover with cling wrap to maximize absorption. The numbing effect helps reduce discomfort during microblading, lip blushing, freckle tattoos and other PMU treatments. When used as secondary numbing, Zensa will begin to take effect in less than 5 minutes.