How Much Deeveeant® Numb Cream Will I Need?

When you’re about to undergo a potentially painful procedure such as getting a large tattoo, sensitive piercing, or any other uncomfortable experiences, you want a numbing cream that will make your procedure as pleasant as possible.

That’s where Deeveeant can help you.

If you’re looking for information about how much numbing cream you'll need for your procedure, then look no further. We’re going to quickly and easily show you how much Deeveeant numbing cream you'll need for various procedures such as: 

Tattoos & Piercings

Waxing & Brazilian and Laser Hair Removal

Simple Injections & Shots.

 

We’ll guide you through how much numbing cream is enough so as to get your desired result, safely and as cost effective for you as possible.

Soon you’ll be able to confidently purchase the proper amount of cream for whatever procedures you plan to have.

You will know how much you should use so that you will get the proper amount of numbing cream to reduce or eliminate your discomfort, and also so you don’t buy more than necessary.

 

Sure, just like everyone else you want that clean smooth look that you just love after a Brazilian Wax or other hair removal procedure. Or maybe you’re just itching to get that killer tattoo that’ll make you the talk of the town.

With the right amount of helpful numbing cream you can sculpt your body to your heart’s desire without experiencing a lot of discomfort.

For most regular sized tattoos like an upper arm, upper thigh or calf, or single shoulder size tattoo - say approximately the size of 1-2 hands then a single 2oz tube should be enough.

It is always a good idea to have a bit more "up your sleeve!" so to speak, for any mid-procedure top ups.

For a full shoulder, half back, full thigh size, you'll be wanting at least 2 tubes, maybe even 3.

It's important that the cream is applied liberally. If you've only ordered the one tube for these larger areas you may be tempted to apply too thin, and then you may not get the result you're after.

Better to have too much than not enough.

For piercings it's all about letting the numbing cream stay on for a good 60 minutes to really let it get to where it needs. The physical area is lesser than that of tattoos, sure, so generally one tube will see you through.