August 7, 2013 at 8:04 am #40702
    jerryatrophy
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    @jerryatrophy

    I’ve been hearing about this stuff lately. Wondering if anybody has anything good to say about it.

    I have a highly anticipated appointment in a couple weeks and was looking into different healing methods. Since I’ve never had great luck healing “bright”.

    Anyone experienced with tatuderm willing to share about their experience?

    Thanks.

    August 7, 2013 at 9:59 am #143044
    peterpoose
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    @peterpoose

    Never tried it I’m afraid 🙂

    August 7, 2013 at 12:18 pm #143046
    buttwheat
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    @buttwheat

    Never use any thing that says tattoo in it it is just a way to separate you from your money.

    Try the dry wrap healing method I will never do anything else.

    August 7, 2013 at 1:24 pm #143047
    Sam-I-Am
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    @sam-i-am

    Check the ingredients and compare to drug store products. I’m sure they’re similar. I went petroleum lubricant free, and then dry wrap.

    August 8, 2013 at 7:32 am #143059
    jerryatrophy
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    @jerryatrophy

    Its just that I’m hearing more and more artists that are using it. And leaving it wrapped for days. Just curious if anyone had firsthand experience.
    I’m definitely going to switch up my healing method this time, especially since I’m taking a week off afterwards to really give the process a good start.

    August 8, 2013 at 12:13 pm #143068
    Sam-I-Am
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    @sam-i-am

    @jerryatrophy 131371 wrote:

    Its just that I’m hearing more and more artists that are using it. And leaving it wrapped for days. Just curious if anyone had firsthand experience.
    I’m definitely going to switch up my healing method this time, especially since I’m taking a week off afterwards to really give the process a good start.

    butt’s been dry wrapping for some time. I converted when I switched artists to Anthony Zamora. Now Lindsay Wilson keeps a box of “kling wrap” on hand for me and a few others. As well as petroleum free lubricant.

    It was recommended to me to remove wrap several times daily, wash tattoo, then re wrap for three days. (using petroleum free lubricant, I only keep it wrapped two days.

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