jenny2
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I have heard about this product on the grape vine and assume it can be used for those overly sensitive ladies when haveing a hollywood and we all get em, So has any one used it or no were it can be purchasedxxx
No Scream Cream
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The Queen Bee
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its from america. i think you can only buy it over the net......i may be wrong though. a lady i waxed has used it and says it makes no difference........the only true thing iv found to work is a couple of ibroprofins bout 30 mins before, just to take the edge off the pain and make it more bariable (oh god is that how you spell it.....im having one of them days today, mind gone blank!):o
PinkPotions
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It doesn't work for me!
Nor does anaesthetic sprays (from any company)
The only thing that dulls the pain is 2 super duper pain killers my doctor gave me on prescription after surgery!
But I guess ibuprofen could work for all you not so lucky folk :lol:
Nor does anaesthetic sprays (from any company)
The only thing that dulls the pain is 2 super duper pain killers my doctor gave me on prescription after surgery!
But I guess ibuprofen could work for all you not so lucky folk :lol:
You can buy it over here now from several distributors, Couture nails and beauty (the former creative academy in Leigh) sell it. However, you can get something called Emla cream (I think that is how you spell it) from a chemist which is the same thing.
fozzyo
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And also a lot cheaper - No Scream Cream is about £12 retail.
No Scream Cream is from the US and is 20% Benzocaine(the highest quantity you can get over the counter in the US anyway). It is from Deborah's Esthetics I would also recommend the Get The Bump Outta Here(roll on exfoliate) and No Trauma Momma made with Tea Tree Oil to calm the skin. I use all these products and they are wonderful! I LOVE THEM!
