Tattoo Aftercare® Vegan from The Aftercare Company is an all-natural, vegan-friendly and cruelty-free tattoo aftercare product that can be applied to fresh tattoos to soothe, nourish, and soften the skin. Protective tattoo film, also known as second skin, is a special type of thin and self-adhesive film that is applied to freshly-tattooed skin. It protects the area from infection and damage during the healing process. This film is flexible, breathable, and waterproof. Plus, it can be worn for several days before needing to be changed, making it super convenient. The pattern on the pads are specifically-designed to hold its form and not tear during your daily activities, while still letting the tattoo breathe and reducing scabbing. Apply the film gently to the skin, working from the center outwards and replace it every 24 hours for 4-5 days.Patch any leaks and peel the film gently after 4-5 days. Earlier in this article, you learned why tattooists wrap their fresh work at the studio. But when you take that initial wrap off, is it safe to put another one on? Well, it really depends on a few things:

The art of tattooing is accomplished by the insertion of pigment into the skin’s dermis. This is traditionally done by rubbing the pigment into cuts. Used by leading tattoo artists around the world, Dermalize PRO is a breathable, light and flexible film that acts as a second skin to protect fresh tattoo wounds from germs and bacteria, while also allowing the skin to breathe, thanks to its permeability. Dermalize Artcare Soft Wash has been specifically-formulated to gently wash your new tattoo, while keeping its colours safe and vibrant. Additionally, Saniderm protects against dirt and germs, offering protection from friction and other irritants. No worries about your furry friend rubbing against your tattoo or trying to stop nosey people from rubbing their hands on it. By design, Saniderm’s tattoo bandage is permeable enough for oxygen and water vapor to pass through. This is important, as it allows the wounded area to maintain optimal levels of breathability.From the makers of Dermalize PRO protective tattoo film comes Artcare, a range of aftercare products including a wash, cream and a sunscreen. One of the latest aftercare products on the scene are the Tattoo Armour pads, which have been created by tattoo artists Torsten and Kätlin Malm with help from medical experts and Killer Ink sponsored artists Sandra Daukshta and Mihails Neverovs. Well, it truly depends on the kind of wrap used. If you use cling film (it doesn’t let the air in), then you’d definitely need to let it breathe often. In this case, you’d need to change the wrap every 4-6 hours or so. For other wraps like sterile bandage, gauze, cheesecloth, and breathable tattoo films, then a once-daily change may be fine. Dermalize is currently endorsed by 73 first class tattooists, who make up the DERMALIZE PRO-TEAM and more than 100 Supporters, who provide their contribution to making the brand name recognized and consolidated all over the world. Dermalize Pro Team includes artists such as: ABES, A.D. Pancho, Alex Bruz, Alex De Pase, Alvin Chong, Andrea Lanzi, Anrijs Straume, Bene Bader, Benjamin Laukis, Brent Mccown, Camoz, Carlos Rojas, Cayo Kun, Clod The Ripper, Darwin Enriquez, Dave Paulo, David Corden, David Giersch, Ellen Westholm, Fabio Onorini, Felix Seele, Ganso Galvao, Horikazu, Igor Mitrenga, Isnard Barbosa, Ivana Belakova, Jak Connolly, Jay Freestyle, Jeff Gogue, Jenna Kerr, Jess Yen, Jose Contreras, Joshua Carlton, Karol Rybakowski, Kindamo, Laura Anunaki, Logan Aguilar, Lokesh, London Reese, Luis Castillo, Maksim Yalovik, Marco Manzo, Marco Matarese, Matias Noble, Michele Pitacco, Moni Marino, Mr. Nobody, Murran Billi, Neon Judas, Paul Talbot, Piepaolo Rizzitiello, Raimo Marti, Ralf Nonnwieler, Randy Engelhard, Remis, Riccardo Cassese, Robert Zyla, Ryan Smith, Sake, Sam Barber, Sandry Riffard, Seunghyun Jo, Simone Marchi, Stefano Alcantara, Steve Butcher, Sunny Bhanushali, Tofi, Tommy Leee Wendtner, Veronique Imbo, Victor Chil, Volko & Simone, Yomico Moreno. After the shower, I rubbed Oronine (a Japanese brand) ointment into the tattoo. Horihide 2 recommends Kuromai-P (another Japanese brand), but Oronine was all I had at home at the time.

Protective tattoo film is a game-changer in the tattoo industry. This innovative product can transform the healing process of tattoos, making it faster, safer and more efficient. It’s a great choice for tattoo artists, shop owners and enthusiasts who want to keep their tattoos in pristine condition.It does not substitute or conflict with any existing products on the market, such as tattoo aftercare balms, creams or similar; on the contrary it goes hand in hand with any of such products, supporting and endorsing their use. It guarantees more safety, more hygiene, more protection, which qualify as unique and victorious characteristics on the global market. While cling film is still used by some tattoo artists and individuals, its popularity has decreased significantly in recent years as more people have discovered the benefits of protective tattoo film. Comparing Protective Tattoo Film vs Cling Film: Which One Is Right for You? To use, apply the Dermalize Pad on to the tattoo at the end of the session and fix it in place with Dermalize PRO protective film. Repeat as necessary in the following hours/days.

You can also use the Dermalize Artcare Velvet Cream aftercare lotion after the tattooing process, as it has been designed to promote the hydration and protection of the skin. Dermalize Protective Tattoo Film is made of polyurethane and hypoallergenic acrylic glue and it is registered as a medical device of class I with the Italian Ministry of Health, as well as with the American FDA (Food & Drugs Administration). It is dermatologically tested and before its release on the global market in February 2015, it had been tested for about 2 years by a pool of 10 among the most qualified and renown tattoo artists in the world. When your tattoo is first completed, it will appear very bright and start to look discolored and dull during the healing process. Your tattoo will start to scab as well. It’s important to take care of your tattoo during this process so that it doesn’t begin to scar. Signs of scaring may include raised, puffy skin, redness that doesn’t fade, distorted colors within the tattoo, or pitted skin. In most cases people choose to wear the first piece for the first 24 hours, but it is advisable to change it whenever it gets dirty, too loose or full of liquids. When removing the film, make sure to carefully wash the area with proper antibacterial soap and water, and gently dry the tattoo.If yes, then feel free to go ahead and re-wrap your tattoo. Otherwise, you may be better off following other aftercare methods, such as dry healing and using healing ointment to protect the area. What to wrap your new tattoo with Dermalize Protective Tattoo Film was presented to the public in February 2015 during the Milan Tattoo Convention. Nowadays, after four years, it is being distributed in 47 countries, from Europe to USA and Australia, through a network of wholesale and retail dealers, both on exclusivity terms or with multiple distributors within the same country’s territory. The market in South America is also currently being opened.