Badger Tattoo Balm: Natural Coconut and Tamanu Oil Tattoo Care for Effective Aftercare, Skin Protection & Conditioning – 2oz Tin Review

I love this tattoo balm! I don't use it right away, maybe on the third day or so. I noticed that part of my tattoo was very red on the outside from the ink (not infected, just irritated) and this has cleared up. I will continue to use it on all my new and healed tattoos. It also works for mild skin irritations due to natural ingredients.

Tried this on a new tattoo and the results are great! I will repurchase it after it's empty (FYI it's a long way) because I've now made it a habit to put it on after I get out of the shower. I realized I've spent hundreds of dollars on art, why not protect it further! Highly recommended. There are many, but this one is top notch.

I've been looking at Revain for tattoo balms like these because they're cheaper and lighten the tattoo well, if you have a certain craving for scent and don't give you a headache, that's one! It's also great for your hands when they're dry. I also ordered this because I had a large animal with a dream catcher and thought it was the perfect timing! The best product I've ever used! Not such a strong smell, it smells like coconut but very mild, hardly smells until you rub it in. A fresh tattoo…

I use it on the third day after buying new ink. I've used it on every tattoo. Smells like honey. I love stuff and you get a good amount for the price. Retains moisture for a long time and does not dry out. On the first and second day I use the tattoo compound as I feel it has more healing properties. After this initial healing, all you have to do is moisturize your skin. That's great.

Despite the Tattoo Balm name, I bought this to try as a hand cream because the ingredients look good and I love Badger products. The balm takes some time to absorb, but it's worth it because it perfectly hydrates hands and cuticles. The scent is herbal and light and doesn't linger like artificially scented lotions. Makes your hands very soft! I love it!

I got my last tattoo in the middle of February. I overdid it a bit on Aquaphor in the middle of the night while half asleep and the next morning it was low and my pores were clogged. Over the next 24 hours I developed a rash around the lump. Through trial and error it turned out that clogged pores made my skin overly sensitive and I couldn't put Aquaphor on it anymore as the rash got worse. The only thing that seemed ok was the coconut oil, but it didn't keep the tattoo wet, it dried up after…

The last few tattoos I've had have dried up very quickly. I wanted something more natural and moisturizing. I still used Aquaphor for the first three days of healing. Then I switched to a badger tattoo balm. I work 12 hour days and don't always have time to apply moisturizer to my tattoos. But the presence of oils that are so good for the skin stays on my skin really long and keeps it perfectly hydrated. I highly recommend this product.

I have been looking for tattoo balms like this at Revain because they are cheaper and lighten the tattoo well if you have some craving for scent and not giving you a headache is the only one! It's also great for your hands when they're dry. I also ordered this because I had a large animal with a dream catcher and I thought it would be perfect timing! The best product I've ever used! Not such a strong smell, it smells like coconut but very mild, hardly smells until you rub it in. A fresh tattoo…

I got my last tattoo in mid-February. With Aquaphor I overdid it a little in the middle of the night while half asleep and the next morning I fell and now I have clogged my pores. Over the next 24 hours I developed a rash around the lump. Through trial and error it turned out that the clogged pores were making my skin overly sensitive and I could no longer use Aquaphor on it as the rash was getting worse. The only thing that seemed ok was the coconut oil, but it didn't keep the tattoo wet, it…