For Second Skin (Lasting 5 Days)

Things you will need to heal your tattoo: Moisturising lotion

Day 1: Removing plastic

Begin by gently removing the sticker plastic that's been safeguarding your fresh tattoo. To make this process smoother, hop into the shower.

Allow lukewarm water to cascade over the plastic for a minute or two, loosening its grip thanks to the magic of mild heat.

With patience and care, peel off the plastic while letting the water flow continuously. It may stick firmly, but persistent, slow movements will help.

Once the plastic is off, cleanse your tattoo with lukewarm water or a pH-neutral antibacterial soap to rid it of any residue.

Gently pat dry with a soft towel or paper, ensuring not to rub or irritate the sensitive area, and then grant it a few moments to air out.

Don't worry over the ink remnants left on the plastic—it's a normal occurrence. Once your tattoo is dry, apply moisturizing lotion to keep the skin hydrated.

Days 1 to 10: Taking care of your tattoo

Keep the routine of moisturizing your tattoo twice daily. A gentle touch with a high-quality moisturizer helps in the healing process

Ensure your tattoo stays nice by keeping it clean and shielded from direct sunlight. Avoid submerging it in pools or oceans, and be cautious with any activities that could potentially compromise its integrity.

Remember, your body's internal environment plays a crucial role in healing, so prioritize rest, nutrition, and personal hygiene during this time.

Day 15 and Beyond: Sunscreen, Your Tattoo's Best Defense

Shield your tattooed masterpiece from the sun's harmful UV rays by diligently applying sunscreen whenever you're exposed to sunlight.

Note: Pay attention to your body and your tattoo's healing journey. If you notice any concerning changes or experience discomfort, don't hesitate to seek guidance from us

For Second Skin (Lasting 1-2 days)

Things you will need to heal your tattoo: Bepanthen Ointment (or similar) and Moisturising lotion

Day 1: Removing plastic

Begin by gently removing the sticker plastic that's been safeguarding your fresh tattoo. To make this process smoother, hop into the shower.

Allow lukewarm water to run over the plastic for a minute or two, loosening its grip thanks to the mild heat.

With patience and care, peel off the plastic while letting the water flow continuously. It may stick firmly, but persistent, slow movements will help.

Once the plastic is off, cleanse your tattoo with lukewarm water or a pH-neutral antibacterial soap to rid it of any residue.

Gently pat dry with a soft towel or paper, ensuring not to rub or irritate the sensitive area, and then give it a few moments to air out.

Apply a thin, even layer of Bepanthen ointment to the tattooed area, ensuring not to overdo it as excessive cream can prolong the healing process.

Days 2 to 7: Taking care of your tattoo

For the first 7 days, aim to cleanse your tattoo twice daily and apply Bepanthen ointment 2-3 times a day as recommended.

Days 8 to 15: Moisturizing

Embrace the routine of moisturizing your tattoo twice daily. A gentle touch with a high-quality moisturizer helps in the healing process and helps with dryness.

Ensure your tattoo stays nice by keeping it clean and shielded from direct sunlight. Avoid submerging it in pools or oceans, and be cautious with any activities that could potentially compromise its integrity.

Remember, your body's internal environment plays a crucial role in healing, so prioritize rest, nutrition, and personal hygiene during this time.

Day 15 and Beyond: Sunscreen, Your Tattoo's Best Defense

Shield your tattooed masterpiece from the sun's harmful UV rays by diligently applying sunscreen whenever you're exposed to sunlight.

Note: Pay attention to your body and your tattoo's healing journey. If you notice any concerning changes or experience discomfort, don't hesitate to seek guidance from us.

For Normal Cling Film Plastic

Things you will need to heal your tattoo: Bepanthen Ointment (or similar) and Moisturising lotion

Day 1: Day 1: Removing plastic

Remove the cling film covering your fresh tattoo after a few hours or up to a day.

Proceed to cleanse your tattoo with warm water and, if desired, a pH-neutral soap to ensure thorough cleaning.

Pat dry with a soft towel or paper and allow your tattoo to air dry for a few minutes before proceeding.

Apply a thin, even layer of Bepanthen ointment to the tattooed area, ensuring not to overdo it as excessive cream can prolong the healing process.

Days 2 to 7: Taking care of your tattoo

For the 7 days, aim to cleanse your tattoo once or twice daily and apply Bepanthen ointment 2-3 times a day as recommended.

Days 8 to 15: Moisturizing

Embrace the routine of moisturizing your tattoo twice daily. A gentle touch with a high-quality moisturizer helps in the healing process

Ensure your tattoo stays nice by keeping it clean and shielded from direct sunlight. Avoid submerging it in pools or oceans, and be cautious with any activities that could potentially compromise its integrity.

Remember, your body's internal environment plays a crucial role in healing, so prioritize rest, nutrition, and personal hygiene during this time.

Day 15 and Beyond: Sunscreen, Your Tattoo's Best Defense

Shield your tattooed masterpiece from the sun's harmful UV rays by diligently applying sunscreen whenever you're exposed to sunlight.

Note: Pay attention to your body and your tattoo's healing journey. If you notice any concerning changes or experience discomfort, don't hesitate to seek guidance from us.