Mad Rabbit Tattoo Balm & Aftercare Cream - Color Enhancing Tattoo Lotion - Brightener & Moisturizing Ointment - Revitalizing Salve for Faded Tattoos - Natural & Organic - 1.7 Oz Review

Slightly improves the color of the tattoo. Nothing revolutionary. I have dry skin and it lasts most of the day. The scent is ok but it masks and clashes with my perfumes. But if you already have a good moisturizer, you save money;

This product smells horrible! I was hoping it would at least smell like the lavender it was supposed to have. To me it's the smell of burnt car oil/gasoline. The product works great on my tattoos but I can't get over the awful smell!

I am a tattoo enthusiast and was looking for a product that would breathe new life into my old tattoos. While I'm not looking for or expecting a miracle, I do expect the product to smell nice. I received my package today and it doesn't smell at all. corn chips. I'm not sure if I received a bad batch, but I'm inclined to ask for a refund or exchange since Frankincense aren't corn chips.

I like this much better than Tattoo Slime. It's a paste so it works best with NEW ink if you warm it in your hand first, otherwise it will become gritty and can irritate unhealed skin. After warming up everything is fine. After wearing the Saniderm patch on a new tattoo for 5 days, I applied it and have been using it 2 times a day ever since. Unlike tattoo slime, it is non-greasy and does not stain clothing. It also keeps the skin hydrated for longer. It has a LITTLE smell, but it's not a bad…

This is an honest review. Don't waste money. Does he do what he says? Yes, but so does coconut oil lotion. I've never used lotion on my tattoos before. I'm a man and I'm not concerned about using lotion. I've wanted to start taking care of my tattoos more recently because I've noticed them fading as I've gotten older. I tried this product and it doesn't have a floral scent but more of a herbal scent. The smell isn't bad, but it's not a cologne. Due to the ingredients, it has a sandy-waxy-sandy…