For piercings

Numbing cream for piercings, kept in proportion.

Built for cartilage — helix, conch, daith — and for several piercings in one sitting. Three strengths and three formats, below.

Senseless gel range — Clinical, Advanced and Professional strengths

Gels

A piercing site is small and exact, which is what gel is for. Three strengths, ordered from the entry tier up.

Senseless Clinical Strength Gel
Clinical — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Clinical Strength Gel

Precise on a small, defined spot — the usual pick here.

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Senseless Advanced Strength Gel
Advanced — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Advanced Strength Gel

Cartilage, or several piercings in one sitting.

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Senseless Professional Strength Gel
Professional — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Professional Strength Gel

For the longest precise work.

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Creams

For those who prefer a cream's feel — the same three strengths.

Senseless Clinical Strength cream
Clinical — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Clinical Strength Cream

If you prefer a cream.

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Senseless Advanced Strength cream
Advanced — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Advanced Strength Cream

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Senseless Professional Strength cream
Professional — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Professional Strength Cream

30g · £55.99

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Sprays

Built for broad areas — several piercings across a larger zone.

Senseless Clinical Strength spray
Clinical — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Clinical Strength Spray

Even, hands-off coverage for larger areas.

35ml · £15.99

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Senseless Advanced Strength spray
Advanced — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Advanced Strength Spray

35ml · £20.99

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Senseless Professional Strength spray Bestseller
Professional — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Professional Strength Spray

For the longest, most sustained body work.

35ml · £24.99

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Bundles

The full routine in one box, at a set price.

Senseless Clinical Ultimate Bundle — cream, gel, spray and Foaming Cleanser
Clinical — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Clinical Ultimate

Every format at Clinical strength — full sizes.

£81.86

Senseless Clinical Starter Bundle — cream, gel, spray and Foaming Cleanser
Clinical — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Clinical Starter

Every format at Clinical strength — starter sizes.

£57.56

Senseless Advanced Ultimate Bundle — cream, gel, spray and Foaming Cleanser
Advanced — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Advanced Ultimate

Every format at Advanced strength — full sizes.

£100.76

Senseless Advanced Starter Bundle — cream, gel, spray and Foaming Cleanser
Advanced — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Advanced Starter

Every format at Advanced strength — starter sizes.

£68.36

Senseless Professional Ultimate Bundle — cream, gel, spray and Foaming Cleanser
Professional — comfort level on the Senseless Scale, not a measure of strength.

Professional Ultimate

Every format at Professional strength — full sizes.

£117.86

Cleanse and aftercare

Not numbing products. A cleanser for the area, and a barrier ointment for afterwards.

  • UK formulated
  • CPSR assessed
  • 30-day returns

Where it fits, and where it doesn't

Where preparation earns its place

Cartilage — helix, conch, daith, industrial — is a different proposition from a lobe, and people who have had both usually say so. Several piercings in one appointment stretch a brief moment into a longer one. And if the last appointment left you dreading the next, arriving prepared is a reasonable thing to want.

A standard lobe is a single, brief moment — the honest answer for that one is in the FAQ below.

The Senseless Scale

Most piercing appointments sit at the entry strength

None of the three is "better" than another — each is formulated for a different kind of session. A piercing appointment is one of the shortest things in the range, so Clinical is the sensible default and the upper strengths are there for cartilage or a multi-piercing sitting.

If you're between two, the lower one is usually the sensible start, and you can move up next time.

Before you buy: ask your piercer first

Studios have protocols, and yours may have a view on arriving with anything applied — particularly around a site that has to be marked accurately and cleaned before it is pierced. Ask when you book rather than on the day. If your piercer says no, that settles it. And if you are being pierced by a reputable studio, they will talk you through what to expect anyway, which is worth more than anything we can put on a page.

How to apply it

What makes it Senseless

UK-formulated
Formulated in the United Kingdom by Matrix Health Group Ltd — developed and assessed here.
CPSR assessed
Every formula is safety-assessed under a Cosmetic Product Safety Report before it's sold.
Three strengths, three formats
Clinical, Advanced and Professional, in cream, gel and spray — matched to the session rather than one product stretched across all of them.

Common questions.

Do I need numbing cream for an ear piercing?

For a standard lobe, most people don't — it is a single brief moment and plenty of people book one without a second thought. The cases where people tend to prepare are cartilage and several piercings in one appointment.

Which strength for a piercing?

Clinical is the sensible default — a piercing appointment is one of the shortest sessions in the range. Cartilage or a multi-piercing sitting is where Advanced makes sense. If you're between two, start with the lower one.

Is cartilage different from a lobe?

People who have had both generally say so, and cartilage sites — helix, conch, daith, industrial — also take considerably longer to settle afterwards. Your piercer is the right person to talk you through what your specific placement involves.

Will my piercer mind?

Ask when you book. Studios have their own protocols, particularly around a site that has to be marked accurately and cleaned before it is pierced. If your piercer asks you not to use anything, follow that.

Can I use it on a nose, navel or nipple piercing?

Senseless is applied to clean, unbroken skin, and it is not for use in or near the eyes or on mucous membranes. Beyond that, your piercer knows the placement and their own protocol — ask them before you book.

What about afterwards?

Aftercare is your studio's instruction to give, and a fresh piercing is broken skin — Senseless is not applied to it. Follow the aftercare routine your piercer sets.