TattooMed After Tattoo - Aftercare With Panthenol For Protecting Sensitive Newly Tattooed Skin - (1 x 25ml)

This cream is somewhat similar to bepanthen, which I've also made positive experiences with in the past, but I prefer this one. It's less greasy, so the tattoo doesn't feel as itchy during the healing process, and the cream won't stick to clothing as much. I've also found this one a bit easier to apply since bepanthen can change its consistency a bit depending on the temperature. Bepanthen has previously also stained a shirt of mine yellow, whereas I've not had any staining with this cream. If your skin gets extremely dry, bepanthen might be a better choice, but my tattoos were well moisturised with this cream. Overall, it's my favourite tattoo aftercare cream I've tried so far.

I purchased the smaller 25ml just to try as I was about to do a tattoo. I usually use the butter/ointment types for aftercare which do work, but the redness, soreness and swelling seems to take days to ease. So after finishing the tattoo, wrapping it and waiting 3 hours, I showered, washed the tattoo, then after drying, applied the cream. It rubs in well and soothes the soreness, I applied it 3 times the day after, then on day 2 the redness and swelling had almost disappeared! I’m on day 3 as I write this, there’s literally no soreness to the area at all and the tattoo is healing great ! I would highly recommend this cream to anyone !

Have used a few moisturisers and ointments during my sleeve process. This cream is not greasy at all, smells nice, can apply multiple times throughout the day. But most notable attribute is this genuinely sped up the healing of my tattoo, first few sessions I used other brands and the process was long with lots of scabbing/itchiness etc. But when I tried this it literally healed my tattoo within a few days? Quite strange but brilliant stuff. I’ve read some of the poor reviews and they mention it burning etc. I think these is due to it being put on a FRESH tattoo. I used aquaphor for the first two days and then this for the following 2 and it was healed completely so recommend this process. Only disadvantage is 25ml won’t last you long at all (maybe 2 days max) if you have something large so best to go for the 100ml.

This is a good, simple, moisturising cream, best used in the latter stages of tattoo healing once scabbing is minimal or gone. It really helps relieve the itching and tightness. It is moisturising and actually absorbs into the skin, unlike some aftercare products which are just greasy and sit on the skin. A little bit goes a long way so is also good value for money.

A great cream that absorbs very quickly. Certainly more expensive than my usual sensitive skin skin cream, but if it helps (and it does seem to!) then it is worth it. A little goes a long way.

I recently had a tattoo done and used this aftercare. You can believe the hype and the few videos on Youtube. This product is amazing. I used it together with the cleansing gel and patches and apart from some very mild itchiness after the first week, no scabs, no peeling, nothing. My method was: remove old film in warm shower, rinse tattoo with warm water, use cleaning gel and rinse. Dry tattoo with kitchen toll paper, leave to air dry for 10 minutes, apply a very thin layer of Aftercare and then apply fresh bandage patch. I did this for 5 days before doing away with the bandage segment but repeating the other steps. Highly recommended.

I bought this after getting a new tattoo, I'd never used this product on a tattoo before and it had pretty good reviews from people, with a handful of people having problems such as a burning feeling with it. Unfortunately I'm one that it felt bad for. As soon as it was on my skin it wasn't comforting it just felt like I had sunburn and the itchiness got worse. So I washed it off and went back to Hustle Butter. Thanks but no thanks. The 3 stars is for fast delivery and ease of use.

I recently had a sleeve done and this Tattoo Med aftercare cream is really good at hydrating the skin and preventing it from drying out. It’s 5 weeks since I had my tattoo and I’m still using this Tattoo Med cream to keep my tattoo looking as fresh as possible. It’s nice and easy to spread on the skin and it soaks in easily leaving the skin feeling hydrated and fresh.