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Old 01-09-2010, 04:51 PM
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I have only ever heard of Vasiline being used right after the tattoo is done in the shop
im quite sure Outlaw tells people never to use it because of colour loss ??
That could be, I know my artist puts something on it right before he wraps it up. I could ask him next thursday as I'll be in the chair again!
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yea i would never use vaseline totally smothers the skin!

just use bepanthen if its good for babies its gonna be ok for tattoos!lots off peeps use it!



* Bepanthen is an ointment containing pro-vitamin B5. Pro-Vitamin B5 gently aids natural skin recovery, while keeping it soft smooth and moisturised.

Bepanthen forms a long lasting, breathable transparent layer, protecting even the most delicate skin from the causes nappy rash.
* Bepanthen does not contain perfumes, antiseptics or preservatives and is clinically proven to protect from the causes of nappy rash.

click link for more info,only 1.99 in the uk too

http://www.bepanthen.co.uk/
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