Review on 💫 Revolutionary Tattoo Goo After Care Salve - 0.75 Ounce: The Original Solution by Kristin Rogness

Before I started making leg sleeves, I already had 10 tattoos and used various healing methods that were trending at the time. The first tattoo was in 1996, so basically you could leave it alone. This largely remained so until a few years ago when the use of lotions or balms was promoted. I have used Aquaphor for tattoos on my forearm with good results until I got a small pimple. It became itchy and annoying! And the dial wash dries out my red skin so much. I bought a tattoo kit and I love soap, but it's expensive. I have found that I can go back to the clock face when using this balm. I'm halfway done with my second jar, but it's a long process as these mandalas and sunflowers will go all the way. The first two photos show the work done today, I go once every 3 weeks as it helps me heal quickly without scabs.