Tattoo Aftercare - Heals & Brightens Tattoos, Natural, Organic, Cruelty Free, Rich Creamy Vegan Body Butter 100ml UK Made

Perfect, soothing and non greasy. Absorbs quickly

Great product. Always looking for new tattoo aftercare products & came across this. Smells fantastic which is always a bonus, generous sized jar meaning you get your moneys worth. Very quick drying which is very handy as you don't want something that takes a while depending on what clothing you're wearing or the location of your new tattoo. Massive plus is that you don't need a large amount of cream to cover your tattoo so hopefully this will last me for my next few tattoos

Probably the best tattoo cream I’ve ever used (and I have over 40 tattoos). I bought it for a massive leg piece I’m getting done and it soothed the healing and bruised skin while keeping the ink in

Product overview: I bought this as an aftercare product for a new tattoo. The aim was to keep the skin moisturised without clogging it up or making it greasy, while helping the tattoo heal and stay vibrant. First impressions: The packaging is neat and compact — easy to keep in a bag or drawer. It looks clean and professional. When opened, the smell is pleasant but not overpowering. The texture is smooth and feels like a quality product straight away. Performance: It’s very easy to apply and spreads nicely without dragging on sensitive skin. The biggest win is that it’s not overly greasy, which is important when you’re using it multiple times a day. It absorbs well and keeps the tattoo moisturised, helping maintain colour and lustre during healing. Skin feels nourished rather than sticky. Pros: Pleasant, subtle smell Not too greasy Easy to apply Keeps tattoo moisturised and vibrant Absorbs well into skin Cons: Small tub if you have a large tattoo to cover Value for money: Worth it for tattoo aftercare. A little goes a long way, and it does exactly what you want from a healing butter. Verdict: A simple, effective tattoo aftercare product that smells good, feels good, and helps keep fresh ink looking its best. Would happily buy again.

The best tattoo care cream I've ever used and it smells great!

Cooling, moisturising, non irritating, skin softening, very good healing, absorbs into skin, very breathable, nice on contact with clothes - doesn't stick, non greasy, non sticky to touch. Lovely stuff. Very nice. The best I've used to heal tattoos since using balms, cocoa butter, bepanthen. There's at least one problem with all the others I've used. Cannot find a problem with this one, all except one thing; I needed to use it a bit more than it says you should, especially when scabbing process, skin seems to be thirsty for it at the stage. The best I've used for tatts since 2016.

I was surprised that it came without a seal. For something that's supposed to be used on a fresh wound, I didn't feel confident at all using it on a new tattoo. Just a lid is not enough for something like this in my opinion, and can very easily be contaminated and cause infection. This has luckily not happened in my case, but I had only used it a few times before moving on to another cream. I found it too light, it absorbs quickly and requires a lot of re-application to keep a tattoo moist. It has a pleasant smell, though a little artificial. Not sure why does it have perfume in it, again, it's meant for a fresh wound. I'd say in general it's probably better as a general moisturiser for older tattoos.

I’ve been using Butter Up Tattoo Aftercare and I’m really impressed with it overall. The cream has a rich, buttery texture that feels very nourishing on the skin without being overly greasy when applied properly. It spreads easily and a little goes a long way, which is great for healing new tattoos or maintaining older ones. What I really like is that it feels very natural and gentle. It’s made with organic ingredients and is cruelty-free, so it gives peace of mind when using it on fresh tattoos. It keeps the skin feeling soft and hydrated, which helps reduce dryness and itching during the healing process. I’ve also noticed my tattoos look a bit more vibrant and “fresh” after using it consistently. It works well not just for tattoo aftercare but also as an everyday moisturiser, which makes it more versatile than expected. The scent is light and not overpowering, which is a plus if you don’t like heavily fragranced products. The only downside is that because it’s a thicker butter, you need to be careful not to apply too much or it can feel a bit heavy on the skin. It’s also not the cheapest option compared to basic moisturisers, but the quality justifies it. Overall, it’s a solid tattoo aftercare product that does its job well—soothing, hydrating, and helping tattoos heal nicely while keeping them looking bright.