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Alternative to Bepanthen?

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    #32
    jimmy180sx
    Registered Users Posts: 478 ✭✭jimmy180sx


    I really like the ink balm stuff. Its great. Acts like a moisturiser and isnt greasy. Would really recommend it!! Have a few tubes ready fir my next piece at the waterford convention


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    #33
    Blitz17
    Registered Users Posts: 536 ✭✭✭Blitz17


    I've noticed that with bepanthen I get spots on the area that's covered. Not millions of them but usually one or 2 and its obviously from the bepathen. Tattoo still heals perfectly fine but I'd rather not get them. Going to try different method when I move onto my back. I think my brother used that tegaderm film on his sleeve and he said it was great.

    At the end of the day everyone does something different and works for them. Just don't try the breadcrumb method, I done this once and was attacked by 16 pigeons on way to work. :D


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    #34
    sligojo
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭sligojo


    Sorry for coming in late wouldn't be like me but thought I'd add to the list. 9 tattoos in and I use Vaseline aloe vera body lotion, no problems with it and it keeps the skin sort and dries in very well.


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    #35
    RoadhouseBlues
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    I used savlon before. It was fine.


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    #36
    Hellrazer
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    sligojo wrote: »
    Sorry for coming in late wouldn't be like me but thought I'd add to the list. 9 tattoos in and I use Vaseline aloe vera body lotion, no problems with it and it keeps the skin sort and dries in very well.

    That's almost the same stuff as Johnsons bay lotion. Its water based not oil based.


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    #37
    sligojo
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭sligojo


    Hellrazer wrote: »
    That's almost the same stuff as Johnsons bay lotion. Its water based not oil based.

    I find it lighter but then I'm odd :)


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