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Pain, how to avoid

force majeure · 2010-02-07 20:43:26

Simple one here and no doubt a common one but does any one know off a good pain killing tablet or cream-spray that well help deal with getting a tatt on the chest back or neck, as last one I had done on my chest nearly caused me to pass out and while the Tattooist was very understanding the embarrassment was huge...…

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#62 22-03-2014 4:05pm

niallam

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nm wrote: »

Bollocks to that.
It might be a part of it alright but given the choice between being put through pain for a couple of hours or getting a tattoo without pain, I know what I'd be picking.

Totally agree.
My artist used a numbing cream on a small bit of my back last session and after 30 mins returned to that area and it felt like she was drawing on me with a marker, i'll take that any day over pain.

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