Tattoo Aftercare Bandage Roll - Waterproof Transparent Film for Initial Healing and Skin Repair Adhesive Tattoo Supply Wrap, 6" x 2 Yard

Lots of people say its not sticky. Im beginning to doubt those people know how to use second skin products.. this is very sticky. And people who are allergic to 2nd skin will be allergic to all second skin. When applying do not do it in the bathroom while you have the hot water running. You should only apply to skin when your skinn is 100% dry like any other second skin. I bought this twice already and have had 0 issues with it. I love it. Makes healing my tattoos so much easier. I 200% recommend it. And there are places on your body like wrists elbow ditch and knee ditch that move around A LOT dont expect it to stay there for ever even brand name second skins wont. If it starts to come off. Take it off clean tattoo dry it with clean paper towel and apply another piece. Wear second skin for a max of 7 days after tattoo was done and boom youre done, take it off and clean, dry and apply moisturizer. If you are having problems with it look up youtube videos or go on reddit and ask for advice. You dont need 20-30$ 3nd skin this one is absolutely perfect.

Great for tattoos and for me I'm using it for laser tattoo removal to help protect the skin so I don't break the blisters. It stays on super good and it's easy to apply. It's pretty straightforward and simple and it stays on unlike some other cheap ones I've gotten. Even taking like a shower washing your hands or a bath it stays on well. It will come off if you soak in the bathtub for too long but for like a shower if you have it on your hand and you're washing your hands it's going to stay on there. It's not thick so it's very comfortable you really start to not even notice it's there. For what it's made for it works amazingly and it's great.

I bought this product for my back tattoo. Let your Tattoo Artist apply the wrap on you. Leave it on for up to 24 hours depending on how much plasma is accumulated under the wrap. Plasma is very healthy and normal for your tattoo and is only viable after 24 hours. It heals your tattoo faster and that is why your tattoo is itchy on day 2. We all know if your tattoo itches, it is beginning the healing/peeling process of your tattoo. Common sense. If you have itching ALONG WITH bumps under or around the wrap, you are most likely sensitive to the adhesive. Remove it and do not add another one and follow traditional practices. After the 24 hours, clean your tattoo. Do not add anything under the wrap. Just apply it after you’ve air dried your tattoo and leave it on to UP TO 7 days. It will be itchy as hell under your tattoo. To remove your wrap, get inside the shower and pull DOOOWN like you’re removing a command strip. If it feels resistant or dry, run some water under the wrap and pull again. Once you have taken your wrap off, start applying unscented lotion.

Works as intended. I’ll probably try some other brands. It comes off my skin fairly easy and I need it to stick a little bit better for a few more days than just 1-2

This is a must-have for anyone that frequently gets tattoo work done. The ability to remove any saniderm applied by your artist the next day is a real benefit and aids in healing time and quality of the inkwork. This can also be used on light abrasions and other minor open sores. This allows the area to breath but also offers protection. Be sure to remove if leaking and reapply. Try to keep on for 3-5 days post inking. Some people may experience break-outs and rashes around the edges, but this is mainly a personal issue, and most people will not run into this issue. Also, when reapplying, be absolutely sure you are using non-scented soap, and dry completely, I did run into issues when I failed to do this and it led to a rash from not getting the soap completely rinsed off and the area dried.

I've used this on 4 tattoos now, replacing it after the first 24 hours, then leaving the replacement on for 5 days. It hasn't budged through showers, work, or tight fitting clothes. Peeled off easily when intentionally pulled at, no pain, no difficulty, no residue in the tattoos. It can be a little difficult to remove the backing if cut too small, but any wrinkled bits from picking it apart can either be cut away or left to make removal easier later. If a small section doesn't stick how you like, another piece can be overlapped to adhere it better.

Not bad in terms of tattoo coverage, but if you’re planning to cover a back piece or something larger, definitely invest in something that’s a bit more waterproof. After getting in the shower it let water seep under and had to be replaced.I also had an allergic reaction where bumps formed, so definitely check the materials before purchase to see if there’s anything you had a prior reaction to.Otherwise, very good for short term ware!