Bepanthen Tattoo Intense Care Ointment, Formulated with Provitamin B5, 50g

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After 3-5 days your tattoo will be well on it’s way to being healed up, and you are then able to remove the bandage completely. Bepanthen Tattoo is an easy to apply ointment for use on tattooed skin and is free from preservatives, fragrance and colourants.

If people are having a problem with their tattoo, let’s say it’s scabbing up and itchy, if you pick the scab it will pull the ink out and leave a gap. Bepanthen Tattoo Intense Care Ointment can be used as part of your daily skincare routine on your tattooed skin. Cetyl and stearyl alcohol are similar to lanolin alcohol because of their emulsifying and thickening qualities. Lanolin is also known to lighten the skin — something you don’t want happening to your new vibrant tattoo!

Bepanthen is by far one of the most highly recommended tattoo aftercare products and is the go-to ointment for most tattoo artists and studios. Numerous tattoo care brands and industry experts have voiced their concern about Bepanthen's appropriateness for tattoo aftercare all over the internet.

We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Bepanthen Ointment contains a high concentration of fats (65% lipids), which will leave a protected layer on the skin without closing it off. All participants showed an uncomplicated healing process of the skin and there were no reported adverse events considered unrelated to the tattooing process. It's a gentle healing formula which is soothing and breathable, and full of Vitamin B5 which aids the skin's natural recovery.

Keep in mind, however, that Bepanthen contains a wealth of other chemical additives that may irritate your skin further. It also contains Cetyl Alcohol, Stearyl Alcohol, and Glyceryl Oleate as emollients and thickening agents. They’re essential to keeping the product together, but they may cause redness and irritation in some people. Based on the results of a study questionnaire, which was filled in by subjects during visits on Day 2, Day 7 and Day 14(n=56 subjects).