Comfort Spray — Platinum is a support product, not a replacement for cream. It works as a fast preparation before a session, and helps maintain comfort through a longer one. Cream leads.
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For external use only. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use if skin irritation occurs. Carry out a patch test at least 24 hours before first use. Do not apply to broken, inflamed, or sunburnt skin.
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Comfort Spray works at two points. Before your session, apply it to clean, intact skin to extend or speed up cream preparation. During a longer session, your artist re-applies it to skin ahead of the work — areas not yet tattooed — then waits briefly before continuing. Cream is the main preparation; the spray supports it. For external use only. Carry out a patch test at least 24 hours before first use.
Do I apply Comfort Spray myself?
Before your session you can apply it yourself, the same way you would use cream. During the session your artist applies it. Cream is the main preparation either way.
Can I use Comfort Spray on its own, without cream?
No — it supports cream rather than replacing it. Use Comfort Cream as your main preparation, and the spray to extend it before the session and maintain comfort through a longer one.
Is it only worth it for long sessions?
It earns its place on longer sessions and larger pieces. For a short session, cream on its own is usually enough.
How many sessions does one bottle last?
A 35ml bottle provides multiple applications across several sessions, depending on the size of the piece. Most clients get several standard sessions from a single bottle.
Is Comfort Spray suitable for aesthetic procedures?
Comfort Spray is designed to support tattoo sessions. For aesthetic procedures, Comfort Gel applied before the treatment is typically the better choice.
