Yes, when you get a new tattoo you should wash it with antimicrobial soap 1-2 times a day. Ink Soap contains natural analgesics and pathogen fighting essential oils, in addition to high quality Castile soap.

No, you should not use water only to wash your new tattoo. You must use an antimicrobial soap and rinse with soap for 2-4 weeks (depending on the size of your tattoo and healing time) to wash your new tattoo. Ink Soap is an all natural, concentrated Castile soap which calms irritated skin, reduces redness and pain, and fights infection. It is an antibacterial tattoo soap.

Yes, after your new tattoo is completely healed you’ll need to be sure to do touch-ups when needed as well as keep it moisturized on the daily. The tattoo fade is real especially with years of sun exposure. To slow the tattoo fade and maintain your tattoo use Inked Oil. When used regularly, Inked Oil keeps tattoos vibrant and colorful for a longer lasting tattoo. Inked Oil helps with protection against petroleum products and sun damage.

‍Besides keeping your new tattoo clean you’ll need to be sure to put the right ointment to heal your new tattoo on. Ink Oil is used during the healing process. Ink Oil is a proprietary blend of organic and Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade (CPTG) essential oils that aid in healing tattoos. Absorbed quickly by the skin, Ink Oil soothes and hydrates your new tattoo without leaving a greasy residue. Each of its carefully selected ingredients have been studied for their medicinal and healing properties. When used with new tattoos, Ink Oil has been shown to reduce swelling and pain, as well as diminish incidence of infection and scabbing.

If you do not moisturize your new tattoo it can cause inaccurate healing, disfiguration, or infection of your new tattoo. Because you aren’t moisturizing your open wound (i.e. tattoo) will stay open for longer.

Ink Oil has been shown to shorten healing time by up to 50%.

‍Ink Soap is an all natural, concentrated Castile soap which is used during the tattooing process to calm irritated skin, reduce redness and pain, and fight infection. Ink Soap contains natural analgesics and pathogen fighting essential oils, in addition to high quality Castile soap.

‍Bar soap is not recommended on your new tattoo as it rubs and causes irritation on your tattoo. You’ll want a gentle antimicrobial soap that you can gently lather and clean over your new tattoo. Ink Soap is an all natural, concentrated Castile soap which is used during the tattooing process to calm irritated skin, reduce redness and pain, and fight infection.

Inked Oil is best for tattoo maintenance and long term care.

Yes, to keep your tattoo looking vibrant you’ll need to moisturize your tattoo. Inked Oil moisturizes the skin and protects against aging and fading with added UV protection from raspberry seed exact.