Tattoo Lovers Care is an all natural, organic and vegan solution for healing your tattoo. It has CBD infusion with helichrysum, arnica and Jojoba based to help with healing the internal skin cells while taking away rednesss and inflamation.

Signs of an Infected Tattoo

1. Fever.

2. Waves of heat and cold

3. Abnormal shivering

4. Swelling of the tattooed area.

5. Pus coming out of the area.

6. Red lesions around the area.

7. Red streaking from the area.

8. Areas of hard, raised tissue.

Since every tattoo and individual is unique, should you encounter any concerns or unusual symptoms during the healing journey, we encourage you to promptly reach out to your tattoo artist or a healthcare professional for personalized guidance and support.

First step would be to reach out to your tattoo artist specifically.

How to treat an infected tattoo

Minor bumps and rashes can usually be managed at home with antibacterial ointment, proper cleaning, and rest.

If you’re experiencing an infection, treatment depends on the cause. Your doctor may take a swab of the area or lance a pus pocket (if one is present) to see what bacteria or virus is causing the infection.

In most cases, your doctor can prescribe an antibiotic to help stop the infection. In severe cases of infection, antibiotic treatments may last for weeks or months.

If your infection was caused by MRSA bacteria, antibiotics may not be beneficial. If MRSA causes an abscess, your doctor may drain it instead of giving you antibiotics.

In rare cases of infection, surgery may be required. If your tissue has died due to the infection (necrosis), surgery may be needed to remove it.

Persistent, sometimes itchy, and painful bumps in your tattoo may be signs of an atypical mycobacterial infection. This requires long-term antibiotic treatment.

Shop for antibacterial ointment.

When to see a doctor

If you begin to feel feverish and experience abnormal oozing or scabbing around the tattooed area, see a doctor. These are common signs of infection. You should also see a doctor if a rash or swelling lasts for more than a week.

If an infection isn’t treated soon enough or can’t be treated properly because the bacteria have become resistant to an antibiotic, abscesses can result. Removal may require special treatment in the clinic or hospital.

You should also see a doctor if you experience uncomfortable itching around the tattooed area or if the area is oozing pus or fluid. You may be having an allergic reaction to the ink.

An allergic reaction can also lead to anaphylactic shock. This causes your throat to close up and your blood pressure to become dangerously low. Go to the emergency room right away if this kind of allergic reaction occurs.

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Saniderm’s tattoo aftercare bandage creates a barrier around your freshly tattooed skin, protecting it from dust, bacteria, moisture, and other external irritants. This transparent tattoo tape is completely waterproof yet breathable to ensure that the skin receives the airflow it needs to heal and remain sweat-free. Using a product like Saniderm’s tattoo wrap, specifically designed for tattoo aftercare, allows your tattoo to heal safely and look like the masterpiece it is.

Saniderm stays on skin even when immersed in water… so you’re able to shower as normal. It is waterproof, however excessive exposure to water should be avoided because it could weaken the adhesion

We recommend using two to three pieces per tattoo, in order to allow ample time for healing. Your first piece may be used for 8-24 hours, and the next pieces should be used 1-6 days each, depending on how much fluid the tattoo weeps.

The best way to remove Saniderm is to find an edge of the bandage and then to pull it back over itself in the direction of hair growth. Pulling upward on the Saniderm can be painful, so we don’t recommend it. We suggest removing the Saniderm in a warm shower. The warm water will loosen the adhesive and make it easier to remove.

Salve

This is used to help expidite your internal skin cells healing process while alleviating soreness, redness and inflamation. The salve is also used after the tattoo is healed to help revitalize the color and greywash within your tattoo.

* Fun fact: Your tattoo artist may be using this on your during the the tattoo session as glide.

Cream

Once the internal skin cells are healed your tattoo will become dry, itchy and flaky. Once you notice this you will use the cream to help moisturize. The cream is rosewater base with CBD helicrysum and arnica which will help alleviate itchyness, redness and inflamation. Once the tattoo is healed you are able to use this as just daily moisturizer as well!

Soap

The soap is ani-fungi and antibacterial with CBD infusion. It helps fight off things that may infect your tattoo.

No, you never want to scratch or peel your tattoo. If your skin is flaking or itching it means that area area is dehydrated. I reconmend that put Tattoo Lovers Care Cream or unscented lubriderm.

Petroleum based products such as Aquaphor will clog your skin pores and doesn't allow your tattoo to heal internally which can cause scabbing and scarring.

Jojoba based products carry the ingriendients to inside the skin cells to heal where the ink sacs are placed.