Complete guide: Bactine Spray Anesthetic 150ml
This is a 150 ml topical anesthetic spray, designed for tattoo studios, combining lidocaine (for temporary numbness of the area) with benzalkonium chloride (an antiseptic that helps sanitize the skin surface). It is applied by direct spraying, without physical contact with the working area, and the pain relief effect sets in within seconds. It is intended for external and professional use, helping to ensure client comfort during and after the session.
How to use
- Clean and disinfect the working area beforehand, according to your usual hygiene protocol.
- Hold the bottle upright and spray evenly onto the prepared area, at the distance indicated on the packaging.
- Apply a controlled amount - the spray mechanism allows precise dosing without excessively wetting the surface.
- Wait a few seconds for the anesthetic effect to set in before continuing.
- If needed, wipe off any excess product with a clean material, then resume work.
- Reapply during the session when necessary, respecting the interval and instructions on the packaging.
- Use the product exclusively externally and only in a professional studio setting.
Tips from us
- Perform a test on a small area of skin before first use to rule out a reaction to the ingredients.
- Do not overdose: adhere to the amount and interval between applications indicated on the packaging.
- Use the spray as part of a complete hygiene protocol, not as a substitute for proper skin preparation and disinfection.
- Hold the bottle at the recommended distance for even coverage and to avoid waste.
- Store the bottle closed, at room temperature, away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
Warning: Product for exclusive external and professional use. Contains lidocaine and benzalkonium chloride - people with a known allergy to these substances should not use it, and a preliminary test on a small area of skin is recommended for everyone. Apply it following the instructions on the packaging, avoid overdosing, and keep it away from eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children.
Frequently asked questions
What does the spray contain and what is the role of each ingredient?▾
The main anesthetic ingredient is lidocaine, which provides temporary numbness to the treated area. Additionally, it contains benzalkonium chloride, an antiseptic that helps reduce the risk of skin surface contamination. This way, you get both discomfort relief and a hygiene component in one product.
How quickly does it work and can it be reapplied during the session?▾
The effect sets in within seconds of application, and its duration varies depending on the area and individual sensitivity. It can be reapplied during the session when additional comfort is needed, provided you follow the instructions on the packaging and avoid overdosing.
Can it be used on skin already worked on with the tattoo machine?▾
Yes, the product is designed to be used on skin that has been worked on during the tattooing procedure, and the antiseptic component helps maintain hygiene of the area. Apply it according to the instructions on the packaging and your professional judgment regarding the client's skin condition.
How do I check if a client might be allergic to the product?▾
As with any topical product, there is a small risk of allergic reaction. People with a known allergy to lidocaine or benzalkonium chloride should not use it, and for others, it is recommended to test on a small area of skin before actual use, monitoring for any reactions.
How do I properly maintain and store the bottle in the studio?▾
Keep the bottle closed between uses, at room temperature, away from heat and direct sunlight. Wipe the nozzle if it becomes clogged with product and keep the exterior clean, as part of your workstation hygiene routine.
Can it be used for other procedures, not just tattoos?▾
Yes, according to the product description, it can also be useful in procedures such as micropigmentation, microblading, or piercing, as it is a topical anesthetic and antiseptic spray. In all cases, it is used externally, professionally, and according to the instructions on the packaging.
Product description
Bactine Anesthetic Spray Bactine MAX Pain Relief Spray eliminates the "ouch" of cuts, scrapes and minor burns and kills 99.9% of germs at the same time. The spray has 4% lidocaine plus a maximum power antiseptic. This easy-to-use spray is the #1 best-selling antiseptic and analgesic in America and Europe. And it doesn't sting.
Bactine 150ml is a topical anesthetic spray widely used in tattoo studios for pain relief and discomfort management during and after tattoo sessions. Formulated with lidocaine as the primary active ingredient, Bactine provides rapid temporary numbing of the treated area, significantly reducing the pain sensation experienced by the client during the procedure. The spray also contains benzalkonium chloride, a broad-spectrum antiseptic that helps prevent infections by eliminating bacteria from the skin surface. Application is done by spraying directly onto the work area, providing uniform and quick coverage without the need for physical contact with the skin. The anesthetic effect sets in within seconds of application and lasts long enough to provide comfort throughout the artistic work. The 150ml bottle is compact and easy to handle in the studio environment, and the spray mechanism allows precise control of the amount applied. Bactine is an American brand with a long tradition in first aid and skin care products, recognized for the efficacy and safety of its clinically tested formulas. This spray is an essential tool in any professional tattoo artist's arsenal, contributing both to client comfort and work quality by reducing involuntary movements caused by pain. The unique combination of anesthetic and antiseptic in a single product makes Bactine a complete solution for pain management and hygiene. The product is intended for external and professional use only in licensed studios.
Frequently Asked Questions What active substance does Bactine spray contain? Bactine contains lidocaine as the primary anesthetic ingredient, which provides temporary numbing of the treated area. It also contains benzalkonium chloride, an antiseptic agent that helps prevent infections. The combination of both ingredients provides pain relief as well as antibacterial protection. How quickly does Bactine spray work? Bactine works very quickly, with the anesthetic effect setting in within seconds of application on the skin. The duration of the effect varies depending on the treated area and individual sensitivity. It can be reapplied multiple times during the tattoo session to maintain client comfort. Can Bactine be used on broken or wounded skin? Yes, Bactine can be applied to skin that has been worked with a tattoo machine. The spray is designed for use on skin surfaces with tattoo-specific micro-lesions. The antiseptic component helps maintain area hygiene. Apply according to the tattoo artist's instructions. Does Bactine affect tattoo quality? No, Bactine does not affect tattoo quality or pigment retention in the skin. On the contrary, by reducing pain and involuntary client movements, it can indirectly contribute to achieving more precise lines and more uniform fills. It is recommended by many professional artists. How often can Bactine be applied during a session? Bactine can be reapplied during the tattoo session as often as needed to maintain client comfort. However, following the package instructions and avoiding overdosing is recommended. Generally, the minimum interval between applications is a few minutes. Is Bactine safe to use? Yes, Bactine is a product with a long tradition on the American market, widely used in medical and cosmetic fields. Lidocaine and benzalkonium chloride are well-studied and approved ingredients for topical use. Like any anesthetic product, it should be used according to instructions and exclusively by professionals. Can I be allergic to Bactine? As with any topical product, there is a minimal risk of allergic reaction to one of the ingredients. People with known allergies to lidocaine or benzalkonium chloride should not use this product. A patch test on a small area of skin before first use is always recommended. Can Bactine be used for procedures other than tattoos? Yes, Bactine is versatile and can be used for various cosmetic procedures such as micropigmentation, microblading, or piercing. It is also used as a first aid product for minor cuts, scratches, or light burns. It is a multifunctional product found in many first aid kits. How long does a 150ml bottle last in a studio? The duration of a 150ml bottle depends on the number of clients and frequency of use. On average, one bottle can be sufficient for 15-25 tattoo sessions, depending on the size of the treated areas. The spray mechanism allows economical product use. Can Bactine be used after the tattoo session? Yes, Bactine can also be applied after the tattoo session to provide temporary relief from post-procedure discomfort. The antiseptic component also provides additional protection against infections in the first hours after tattooing. Always follow the tattoo artist's recommendations for post-procedure care.
