Tattoo Aftercare Ointment — Anti-Itch & Scar Prevention 100
Heal Your Tattoo Without the Itch and Scars
100 pharmaceutical-grade sachets keep new ink clean, comfortable, and brilliantly vibrant. Vitamin A and D fortification reduces inflammation and speeds skin repair.
Three Reasons Your Tattoo Will Thank You
Vitamin A+D Fortified Formula
Unlike petroleum-only balms, our ointment integrates therapeutic doses of Vitamin A and D. These fat-soluble vitamins are clinically shown to support epidermal regeneration and reduce post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation — helping your colors stay true.
Sterile Single-Sachets
Each 5g packet is sealed and sterile until the moment you tear it open. No dirty fingers dipping into a tub, no cross-contamination. Ideal for the critical first 72 hours when infection risk is highest.
100-Pack Studio Size
One box covers an entire sleeve or multiple small tattoos. Artists stock it, but it is just as convenient for home use — tuck a few sachets in your bag for on-the-go aftercare.
Your Quick-Start Aftercare Routine
- 1
Cleanse Gently
Wash your hands, then clean the tattoo with mild, fragrance-free soap and lukewarm water. Pat dry with a clean paper towel — never rub.
- 2
Tear and Apply
Tear open one sachet along the notch. Squeeze a thin layer of ointment directly onto the tattoo and spread evenly with a clean fingertip.
- 3
Cover if Necessary
For the first 24 hours, your artist may recommend a sterile bandage or loose dressing. Replace after each cleaning.
- 4
Repeat Twice Daily
Apply a new sachet in the morning and evening, or whenever the skin feels dry. Consistency is key to preventing scabs.
- 5
Avoid Soaking
No swimming, hot tubs, or long baths until fully healed — typically 2–4 weeks. Shower with back to the spray.
What’s Inside the Box
- 100Sealed sachets
- Vit. A+DFortified formula
- 5gPre-measured cream
- ≈ 3–6Months of daily use
Why This, Not That
| Fougera RepairBest | Generic Balm | Vitamin E Oil | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sterile single-pack | — | — | |
| Vitamin A+D added | — | — | |
| Anti-itch proven | Variable | — | |
| Pre-measured | — | — |
What’s Inside the Sachet
- Lanolin
Deep moisturizer & skin mimic
- White Petrolatum
Protective breathable barrier
- Vitamin AHero
Epidermal repair accelerator
- Vitamin DHero
Anti-inflammatory & pigment preserver
- Paraffin
Seals in hydration
Healing Week by Week
- Day 1–3
Protection & Comfort
The sterile barrier prevents germs while Vitamin A kickstarts cell renewal. Itching and tightness begin to subside within hours.
- Week 1
New Skin Layers Form
Vitamin D reduces inflammation, helping the tattoo settle without excessive peeling. Colors look sharp, not cloudy.
- Week 2–3
Full Regeneration
The outer epidermis flips naturally with no scabbing. The dermis holds ink firmly; lines stay crisp.
- Month 2
Long-Term Preservation
Continued use of the nutrients helps maintain skin elasticity and color vibrancy far beyond the initial heal.
Everything that Arrives
- Tattoo Repair Sachets×100
5g each, sealed and sterile
- Quick-Start Guide×1
Aftercare steps inside lid
- Studio Box×1
Protective storage until opened
From Irritated to Healed
Fresh ink is a wound. Without proper care, itching, scarring, and color loss can ruin the art. Our repair wipes change the healing game.
The Painful Wait
Every tattoo lover knows the sting of healing: relentless itch, flaking skin, and the fear of fading color. Drugstore lotions dry too fast, and home remedies risk infection. Without a sterile, targeted solution, your new ink becomes a gamble.
The Professional Answer
Each pre-measured sachet delivers a sterile, vitamin-enriched cream exactly when you need it. Lanolin and white petrolatum form a breathable barrier while Vitamin A and D accelerate cellular repair. No guessing, no contamination — just the same formula trusted in studios worldwide.
About this item
Professional 100-pack tattoo aftercare solution with proven anti-scar and anti-itch formula.
Professional 100-pack tattoo aftercare solution with proven anti-scar and anti-itch formula
- Tattoo itching during healing
- Scarring and discoloration
- Infection risk
- Uneven healing
