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Amor Fati Lila Caine is a secondary numbing gel without lidocaine. It is applied during the procedure on broken (wounded) skin, once the pigment or needle has opened access to the tissue. The active base is a trioderm complex 6% and epinephrine 0,02%. The key advantage: the formula contains no lidocaine, so the gel suits those who cannot tolerate lidocaine.
How to use
- use during the procedure, once the skin is already broken
- apply a thin layer of gel to the working area
- wait 2-5 minutes for the effect to set in
- remove residue with a tissue
- continue the procedure
Composition and specs
- trioderm complex: 6% (without lidocaine)
- epinephrine: 0,02%
Active complex: trioderm 6% (without lidocaine)
Epinephrine: 0,02%
Volume: 30 ml
Form: gel without film
Type: secondary numbing (during the procedure, on broken skin)
Onset time: 2-5 minutes
Manufacturer: Amor Fati TM
Who it suits
Tattoo, permanent makeup and microblading artists who need numbing during the procedure, and clients who cannot tolerate lidocaine.
Contraindications
- cardiovascular diseases (due to epinephrine)
- individual intolerance to the components
- pregnancy and breastfeeding
- an allergy patch test before first use is mandatory
- for professional external use only
Documents: composition per manufacturer data.
FAQ
Does Lila Caine contain lidocaine?
No. The formula is lidocaine-free; the active base is a trioderm complex 6% + epinephrine 0,02%. The gel is made for those who cannot tolerate lidocaine.
How fast does Lila Caine work?
The effect sets in within 2-5 minutes after application to broken skin during the procedure.
Why is there epinephrine in the formula?
Epinephrine constricts blood vessels, so it reduces swelling and bleeding in the working area. For this reason the gel is contraindicated in cardiovascular diseases.