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Tattoo Goo Original Aftercare Balm 21 g, Deep‑Moisture Natural Tattoo Aftercare & Colour Retention with Beeswax, Cocoa Butter & Vitamin E – Prevents Scabbing, Speeds Healing & Brightens Ink

Tattoo Goo Original Aftercare Balm 21 g, Deep‑Moisture Natural Tattoo Aftercare & Colour Retention with Beeswax, Cocoa Butter & Vitamin E – Prevents Scabbing, Speeds Healing & Brightens Ink

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Tattoo Goo Original Aftercare Balm 21 g, Deep‑Moisture Natural Tattoo Aftercare & Colour Retention with Beeswax, Cocoa Butter & Vitamin E – Prevents Scabbing, Speeds Healing & Brightens Ink
£4.32 GBP
£8.64 GBP £4.32 GBP
Shipping calculated at checkout.

  • HEALING BALM - Made with the finest blend of humectants, essential oils and premium natural ingredients for moisturization, antimicrobial activity, anti-oxidation and stimulation of circulation. Designed to help the skin heal itself for vibrant new tats.
  • ANTIOXIDANT SUPPORT - No preparation has more antioxidant activity than Tattoo Goo. We use quality pumice grade olive oil to help manage the skin healing process along with wheat germ oil, loaded with the antioxidant vitamin E, and rosemary extract.
  • MOISTURIZER & BRIGHTENER - With 98% natural healing ingredients including triglycerides, olive oil, lavender, cocoa butter, and wax ester beeswax to help soothe inflammation, lubricate and moisturize. Petroleum and lanolin-free, never tested on animals.
  • AVOID DRIED OUT TATS - Using aftercare products does not allow the tattoo to “dry out.” It makes a tattoo softer and promotes quicker healing by keeping the area lubricated and moist. Compact tin makes it super convenient to apply whenever needed.
  • CERTIFIED DERMATOLOGIST TESTED – The product is pharmacist developed and clinical studies confirm Tattoo Goo after care products are not associated with skin irritation or allergic dermatitis (inflammation of the skin). Apply with confidence!

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