After Inked Tattoo Aftercare Lotion - Tattoo Moisturizer, As Seen on INK MASTER, Tattoo Balm, Ink Hydration Tattoo Aftercare Kit, 3 Fluid oz Tube (1-Pack)

My partner bought this to use for his new sleeve, and he's very glad he did. The cream is soothing and deeply moisturising without being greasy, strongly scented or coloured. It has a nice aublte Shea butter scent, and a little goes a long way. It doesn't take much rubbing in, it soaks in well if you just leave it on the skin, which obviously is good for a healing tatto as you don't want to rub those scabs off! I am getting a new tattoo this weekend and will be using it myself, and I have rather sensitive skin and have no worries at all about using this product :)Boyfriend still has 2 full sessions to go, so we probably need another tube for 2 more sets of full arm aftercare, but for the quality and effectiveness of this cream he is happy to buy more!

Excellent product. Healed my tattoo really quickly. I would recommend.

Fantastic balm for a new tattoo. Really relieved the soreness and itching. Great product.

Great cream. Use on healing and healed tattoos.

I bought this after reading reviews online and whilst it has been a good product, it didn't entirely blow me away. I started to use this on a new tattoo after a week of healing and it went on fine. I found I needed a bit more than the recommended "couple of pea-sized blobs" but it went on smoothly and wasn't greasy or sticky, which was nice. The product smells of oranges but does smelly like artificial oranges rather than fresh ones, it's almost slightly off-putting. I'm using it 2-3 times a day to keep my tattoo (most of forearm) moist and it seems to do the job although it did sting for the first few days of using it, so not sure if I used it too early in the healing process or whether it was something in the ingredients which reacted with my skin, but I had no other adverse effects.Overall this is a good product which lasts well and is easy to apply. For the price and the reviews, I was expecting more but it did the job. Not sure I would use it next time though.

This stuff really does work well.I got my first tattoo recently, it is a big piece that stretches over the entirety of my fore-arm. I wanted to make sure I invested in a product that would give me the best result possible, why is why I was willing to pay that bit more for this cream, after reading such good reviews,It's very soothing. When my tattoo was initially sore, it helped the pain, and when it was itchy, it helped to soothe that as well.I've had some peeling whilst healing (which is completely normal) but that only lasted for a couple of days. It's been a week since my tattoo, most of the peeling has subsided, and my tattoo is looking just as fresh as when I had it done.I also have eczema, so I thought I'd try it on some patches, just in case, and it's worked brilliantly for that as well. Though I can't see myself running out any time soon (you only need a small amount per use) I would buy this again, even just for my eczema.There are plenty of very moisturising products, such as grape seed oil, Jojoba seed oil, synethitc beesewax etc which certainly work, and there's also a nice orange smell which is very light, but stops the cream smelling medicinal.Certainly worth buying.(Pictures seven days apart, darker one is the tattoo now)

So far so good. I only started using it today so time will tell. I usually use Bepanthen which is usually my number one Tattoo healing Cream, but it's too sticky and ends up sticking to everything it comes in contact with, however....remember that Bepanthen is Nappy rash healing cream for babies, lol. The fact that it heals Tattoos is a bonus 😘After Inked doesn't stick and seems to be non greasy. As for the price? Really...really? People are really going to moan about spending a Tenner on a healing cream? I bet half of you will go into a shop and end up spending over £10 on snacks, lol or go out for food and easily spend £££. If you've spent over £200 on a Tattoo, trust me...£10 is nothing to keep your life lasting Tattoo in the best condition. Plus, most of us never stick to 'one' Tattoo. I got my first when I was 18 and said it would be my 'only'. Lol. I'm now 33 with two full arm sleeves, two on my feet, four on my right leg, one on my left thigh and have just started a leg sleeve on my left leg. Lol, not bad for 'one' Tattoo, eh? Haha.Any way, After Inked Cream seems like a solid cream to have. I put some on my existing tattoos and instantly they popped :) It smells good too.

Ive had many tattoos and always used certain other creams which have worked fine, but my recent tattoo raised and was so itchy i couldn't sleep i could of cried it was that bad, so did a bit of research and found this cream, i was shocked at the amount it costs very shocked but i had to try something after trying everything else that was advised, got the tube and its not very big but it does go far a tiny amount covered my arm piece, after just 1 day of using it about 4 times the itchiness started to fade and the swollen skin began to go down, i was amazed. I'm still using it after 7 days and my tattoo looks brilliant no itchiness no swollen skin. i would defiantly recommend this to anyone with a new tattoo. it is costly but defiantly worth it. it has a slight citrus smell but after a few minutes its gone, it soaks in quickly perfect.