Review on 🌿 Ora's Amazing Herbal Tattoo Aftercare: Organic Made in USA Tattoo Salve & Care Products by Karla Richter

My husband and I got tattooed on Saturday. I received a watercolor from my lab that died almost 3 years ago and I needed something that worked really well so that it would still look good after peeling it off. I ordered this tattoo ointment on Sunday and it was delivered on Monday. My tattoo artist used this spray wrap instead of a bandage after the tattoo was finished and said we don't need to smudge our tattoos until they start to peel off. On Monday my tattoo started itching and hurting (which is to be expected). I applied the ointment to the tattoo and felt relief immediately. The pain subsided, there was no more itching. The only time it hurts after application is if something touches or brushes against my tattoo. Today is Wednesday and when I woke up I noticed it was starting to peel off. When I showered, I started wiping the dead skin very lightly. A beautiful watercolor effect is visible under the top layer of skin. I also used this ointment on my husband. It seems his skin doesn't take tattoo ink as well as mine. He always starts to squirm and there are a few spots on his other tattoos where you can tell. I apply some more ointment to the scabs on his new tattoo and rub it in thoroughly. His tattoo is also peeling off and some of the scabs are starting to peel off his skin. So far we can't say it was scab. One of the most common complaints is that she is fat. That. If you only use a little and rub it in, it's okay. If you use too much, that's probably a problem. We applied it 4 times a day. If your tattoo starts to peel off, don't be mad if you see some color in the ink. It's just a dead top layer of skin. Her tattoo is below. Attached is a photo before she started peeling and another taken today. The joint is still there, but it's going to be great.