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Tattoo Aftercare BalmNewest Review: ... a tattoo correctly what you want is some light scabbing, this means that it will heal progressively and in it's own time, ... more |
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by - written on 16/07/09 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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Ah tattoo creams, it's all just snake oil when it comes down to it. This is probably the widest used tattoo after care I have seen sold, it's claimed to keep colour in your tattoo and aid the healing process. In my experience all it does is lengthen the healing process and can sometimes cause huge chunks of ink to come out of your new tattoo. To heal a tattoo correctly what you want is some light scabbing, this means that it will heal progressively and in it's own time, keeping ink in and meaning you don't need to go back and sit through it all again. This cream (and others like it) are oil like and coat the tattooed area, which is not a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/06/09 (Useful, 30 readings)
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This product was recommended to my by the tattoo artist who did my first tattoo. In the past people tended to use vaseline to cover the tattoo whilst it heals but i would definitely recommend the Tattoo Aftercare Balm instead. It soothes any discomfort, speeds up the healing of the tattoo and stops a scab forming. The tattoo aftercare balm is reallyeasy to use. All you have to do is rub a small amount of the balm on to tattoo and surrounding area. I was old to apply it twice a day or more if the tattoo dries out. I found that i was applying it alot more than twice a day, maybe its because it smells so nice! All of my mates with tattoos have also used the Tattoo ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/01/09 (Very useful, 412 readings)
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As anyone who has a tattoo knows, the aftercare is critical in order to preserve the tattoo and ensure that it heals as well as it can. I was first tattooed over 10 years ago and was advised by my tattooist to use savlon or a similar antiseptic cream on my tattoo until the scab had completely gone and the skin was healed. I did this, and did so on my subsequent tattoos aswell and can't say that I had any problems. However when I got my last tattoo (with a different tattooist) she recommended that I use Tattoo Aftercare Balm instead. I took her advice and the difference was astounding. I asked dooyoo to add it so I could review it as I don't think its a well known product ... Read the complete review

