sonyap
27 posts
Aug 13, 2010
7:28 PM
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I would like to know if any one of you fine ladies have ever used this product around the eyes? Your pro or anti comments greatly appreciated. Tks.
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sherrau
20 posts
Aug 14, 2010
9:39 PM
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Dr. Numb will numb the skin before opening--a predeadener? If you apply it after the skin is open, the client will complain that it stings/burns. It has a good reputation with arthritis joint pain when applied topically to the area.
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jdan
333 posts
Aug 23, 2010
6:50 PM
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but can it be used around the eyes?
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sherrau
22 posts
Sep 11, 2010
7:03 PM
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I have used it on eyebrows and lips only...sorry. Again, the stinging on the open skin above the eye may be too much for a client. Using it before you've opened the skin--the manufacturer states that it would be fine--but I'm not going there. I have other methods to use for the eyeliner area and it doesn't include Dr. Numb. The thought of stinging or burning and the client squinting or in pain would not be a good situation when I'm trying to get pigment in the liner area.
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