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tattoo salve recipe

by Meredith Murphy PhD Published 3 years ago Updated 2 years ago

How do you make a tattoo salve?

You'll need the following:2 tablespoons of beeswax.1.5 tablespoon of coconut oil.1 tablespoon of mango butter (cocoa butter or shea will work just fine)1 teaspoon of sesame oil.

What ingredients are in tattoo balm?

Organic Sunflower Oil, *Organic Coconut Oil, Organic Beeswax, Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Organic Castor Oil, Organic Carnauba Wax, Organic Tamanu Oil, Sunflower Vitamin E, Organic Myrrh Extract & Organic Calendula Extract. For best results, apply liberally to clean, dry skin and rub in gently.

What salve is good for tattoos?

Best salve: Tattoo Goo The Original After Care Salve. Best kit: Billy Jealousy Marked IV Life Tattoo Care Kit. Best expert-approved: Aquaphor Healing Ointment. Best butter: Hustle Butter Deluxe Luxury Tattoo Care & Maintenance Cream.

Is tattoo salve good for tattoos?

Tattoo Salve is a 100 % natural tattoo aftercare ointment that is better than a standard tattoo cream because herbs are Amazing! Reduce the tattoo healing process and recovery time, soothe itch on new ink, brighten older tattoos or simply moisturize. Fun fact, a salve is balm that absorbs a bit more readily.

What can I use instead of Aquaphor for tattoo?

Vaseline Original Petroleum Jelly It also works fabulously on fresh tattoos, according to Marchbein, who also advises covering the artwork with a nonstick bandage to ensure bacteria doesn't seep in.

What is best to heal a tattoo?

Apply a layer of antibacterial/Vaseline ointment twice a day, but don't put on another bandage. Gently wash your tattoo area twice a day with soap and water and gently pat dry before reapplying the antibacterial/Vaseline ointment. Keep applying a moisturizer or ointment after you clean it to keep it moist.

Is coconut oil good for tattoos?

Because of its moisturizing properties and vitamins that are good for your skin, coconut oil is ultimately more than safe to apply to your tattoo. It's a natural, inexpensive way to heal your tattoo and keep it looking healthy and vibrant for years to come.

How can I make my tattoo pop?

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What do tattoo artists put on skin while tattooing?

Tattoo artists use Vaseline when tattooing because the needle and ink are creating a wound. The wound needs something to help heal, and Vaseline can act as a protector for your skin. While it may not prevent scarring and other changes, it can help keep your skin healthy.

Is shea butter good for tattoos?

Wound-Healing Shea butter is an excellent choice for tattoo care and an addition to your cupboard, as it's high in vitamin A, making it an excellent choice for a natural skin barrier.

Why does aquaphor help tattoos?

Aquaphor is a commonly recommended part of a tattoo aftercare regimen. It has hydrating and anti-inflammatory properties that can speed healing and make the process more comfortable. If you're getting some new ink, or have just gotten a tattoo, you may want to consider using Aquaphor.

Is triple antibiotic ointment good for tattoos?

While you are healing a new skin wound, Neosporin is designed for minor cuts, burns, and scrapes only — not tattoos. Triple antibiotic ointments don't offer the moisture needed for tattoos to heal, nor do they allow the skin to breathe.

All Natural Tattoo Aftercare Balm

I’m on the fence about getting a tattoo, but many of my friends have taken the plunge and gotten inked. I even got the chance to go with one of them last summer to see the process. She got something much bigger than I’ve been thinking about, but all tattoo care is the same.

All Natural Tattoo Aftercare Lotion Recipe

After going through the ordeal and paying for a tattoo you want to keep it clean and moisturized while it heals. Try making this tattoo aftercare lotion.

Directions

Using a double boiler, fill the bottom half of the pot with water to about 2/3 full and place it over low to medium heat.

To Use

Take a small amount on the tip of your finger and gently rub on and around the outside of your tattoo. When the tattoo is new, you can do this a few times a day to keep it moisturized and healing well. After it has healed, just use it occasionally for protection and to keep good care of it.

DIY Tattoo aftercare balm

Our DIY Tattoo aftercare balm is a must have for all tattoo lovers. As most people will know, aftercare is a very important part of having a tattoo. However, many people don’t pay enough attention to this. Furthermore, ignoring your tattoo aftercare instructions will cause your tattoo to become dry and it may also scab.

DIY Tattoo aftercare balm

Next on our DIY Tattoo aftercare balm, we need to add in our Vitamin E capsules. To do this, simply open up your capsules by hand and pour the contents into the melted mixture. After these have been added, it’s now time to take the mixture off of the heat.

DIY Tattoo aftercare balm- How to make

Although the mixture for our tattoo aftercare balm seems to have quite a few ingredients, it is however, very simple to make.

DIY Tattoo Scrub Recipes

I have chosen to post these particular recipes because they are tried and test, simple to make and do not require any fancy cosmetic ingredients.

Simple Sugar Scrub Recipe

Some people might use salt (we have a recipe below for that) to replace sugar and that’s perfectly fine too. However, sugar is a smooth particle (microscopically) as opposed to salt, which has sharp and jagged edges. Due to this, sugar scrubs can be used twice a week, while the more abrasive salt scrubs should only be used once in the same week.

Directions for Mixing Scrub Ingredients

Clean and dry your airtight container (I use airtight storage containers because of how versatile it is for storing food and organizing the pantry/kitchen when I am done with the scrubs) or use a new ziplock bag.

How Long Do These DIY Scrubs Keep For?

If kept in an airtight container in a cool, dry environment, away from direct sunlight, these keep for around 1 month (or more). But make sure that they are away from humidity or moisture and to avoid having water go in the scrub. Using a spoon or scoop is ideal, it will minimize any chance of water dripping in from wet hands.

Is It Damaging to Exfoliate Sensitive or Acne-prone Skin?

It’s a misguided skincare myth that sensitive or acne-prone skin should never be exfoliated. Exfoliation is beneficial in so many ways, but should always be done in a method that best suit your particular skin type.

How to Properly Exfoliate Tattooed Skin

Make sure that your tattoo is completely healed. (It will take one month or longer, depending on how well you heal.) Do not scrub on fresh tattoos, that’s akin to rubbing salt on an open wound.

What Tattoo Exfoliating Scrubs to Avoid

Most over-the-counter exfoliants or scrubs will work on healed tattooed skin. However, those with spherical micro-beads are notorious for being environmental pollutants when it leaves our drainage system. They are washed out into large bodies of water by the billions every single day.

Make It

Using a kitchen scale, weigh your butters and almond oil and put them into a double boiler.

NOTES

Essential Oils: You can adjust these as per your personal preferences, using less of the scent you like the least and adding more to the scent you like the most!

WANT TO MAKE THIS TATTOO CREAM?

Please, head on over to my Pronounce Skincare Shop where I sell some of the ingredients to make this cream.

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