Tattoo Aftercare Bandage Transparent Film Dressing Second Skin Healing Protective Bandages Adhesive Bandages Dressing Tape Clear Antibacterial Bandages Tattoo Tape 20cm*10m

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For the first couple of days, the tattooed skin may feel warm to the touch and have a reddish appearance. The colors may also appear very bright against the rest of the skin. The tattoo will become less vibrant as the healing process continues. Keeping some form of antibiotic ointment or moisturizer under occlusion (as long as there is no known allergy) on the wound can help it heal better and the sooner this is done the better healing will happen with less chances of scarring.

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. Now, you’re probably wondering how Saniderm comes into play in this delicate healing process. It’s simple— Saniderm is a tattoo wrap that helps the healing process by protecting your tattoo from dirt, germs, and other bacteria from collecting on it and causing infection. Around the beginning of the second week, the scabs will start to flake off. It is important to be especially gentle with washing and moisturizing during this week, as it is easy to tear away scabs and damage the tattoo. Another perk—because it is breathable, you can wear Saniderm for several days at a time while your tattoo heals. This allows you to skip out on the frequent washing and ointment applying involved with traditional tattoo aftercare.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. The chance of infection is reduced once the outer layers of skin have healed, as there is no open wound for bacteria to infect.

Most experts and experienced tattooed folks will heavily discourage rewrapping your tattoo, and here at Tattoo Set, we feel the same.We’re professionals here at Killer InkTattoo, but it can’t always be all work and no play. Then again, it’s never work when you love what you’re doing...