When following the directions, Zensa Topical Anaesthetic will deliver a numbing sensation lasting approximately 3 hours on average.
Yes, both Health Canada and the FDA approve this product.
We recommend applying Zensa Topical Anaesthetic 30-45 minutes prior to your procedure to achieve maximum results.
Yes, it is important to wrap the area with an airtight dressing. This will allow a 50%-80% greater absorption into the outermost layer of the cells in the skin. We suggest purchasing our Tegaderm Films for best results, however a combination of Saran Wrap and medical tape can be used as well.
If applied correctly, Zensa Topical Anaesthetic will numb your skin for 2-3 hours. Additional layers can be applied once numbing has begun to subside, and should take effect immediately.
One 30g tube of Zensa Topical Anaesthetic will cover approximately half of your arm (from wrist to elbow).
While we always recommend wrapping the area for maximum results, it is not imperative to wrap the area for a Brazilian. However, it is important to note that this will greatly shorten the length of time that the numbing sensation will last (anywhere from 30-60 minutes without wrapping).
Zensa Topical Anaesthetic offers the highest dosage of Lidocaine allowable by Health Canada and the FDA (5%) without a prescription. Therefore, we do not offer any products with a higher dosage of Lidocaine.
No, it is safe to use the product repeatedly, and it will not have any long-term effects on the sensitivity of your skin.
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Topical anesthetic cream is used to numb the skin before cosmetic procedures such as microneedling, hair removal, laser treatments, injectables, tattoos, tattoo removal, permanent makeup and piercings. These creams help reduce surface pain so the experience feels more manageable, comfortable and easier to endure.
Numbing cream contains lidocaine, which blocks the nerve signals responsible for pain. When applied properly, it desensitizes the surface of the skin, making painful procedures like tattooing, waxing and more feel more manageable without affecting deeper pressure or movement.
Yes. Zensa Numbing Cream is Health Canada-certified, FDA-approved, pH-balanced, dermatologist-tested and safe for broken or sensitive skin. It is designed without vasoconstrictors, which makes it compatible with tattooing and cosmetic procedures without affecting ink settling or skin healing.
Most users tolerate numbing cream well. Mild side effects can include temporary redness, tingling or irritation, but these are rare and usually resolve quickly. Always follow application guidelines and perform a patch test if you have sensitive or reactive skin.
Yes. In Canada and the United States topical anesthetic creams containing up to 5% lidocaine, such as Zensa Numbing Cream, can be purchased without a prescription. It is available online for direct order and safe for personal or professional use when applied as directed.
Zensa Numbing Cream can keep the skin desensitized for up to 2 to 3 hours, depending on skin type and application technique. Results may vary slightly, especially during long sessions or in areas with high sensitivity. Unlike many other creams, Zensa Numbing Cream can also be reapplied on broken skin to extend the numbing sensation.
Yes. Zensa Numbing Cream is uniquely formulated to be safe on broken skin, including during procedures like microneedling, microblading and tattooing. Its gentle, 7-ingredient formula supports comfort without vasoconstrictors, making it ideal for sensitive areas or extended use.
Keep topical anesthetic cream in a cool, dry place at room temperature. Avoid extreme heat or freezing, and always close the cap tightly after each use to maintain freshness and preserve the product’s effectiveness.