This helps protect your fresh ink and prevent infection: after all, you now technically hove an open wound. ideally. you would keep the cling film on until you're able to wash your new tattoo carefully in a clean environment.
Remove the cling film or bandage and run your tattoo under warm water while softly using your fingers to rub in some unscented natural soap or tattoo foaming wash.
Use a clean paper towel to pat dry your tattoo.
Now it's time to regenerate your skin and speed up your recovery time. Our premium TattCare balm will ensure rapid healing while keeping your fresh ink free from infection.
Apply the balm to the dry skin (with clean fingers!) using gentle circular motions. A little balm goes a long way: don't oversaturate the tattoo.
It's very important to clean the area at least twice a day using natural soap and warm water.
Keep using the product for 2-3 weeks depending on how your skin is feeling and your ink is looking make sure you don't pick or remove any of the scabs that may have started to form: they are a natural part of the healing process, but picking scabs can lead to infection or scarring.
Go swimming (pool, spa pool, lake or ocean)Expose your tattoo to excessive sunlightTake baths; essentially, don't soak your tattoo in water for longer than necessary
We recommend regularly using an aftercare product after your tattoo is healed to retain the initial vibrancy of your ink and keep your skin nourished.
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