Tattoo Goo Tattoo Aftercare Balm, 0.32 oz (Travel Size), Natural Olive Oil & Beeswax, Supports Vibrant Color, Hydrates Fresh Ink, Moisturizing & Lightweight, No Petroleum, Mild Scent

Works perfectly and the smell is great. Small canister that easily fits in pocket to carry around for the itchy phase of healing.

I have always used Aquaphor for my tattoos but I decided to try actual tattoo aftercare and chose to try this. I don't know why I haven't tried it sooner! It worked so good! It spreads super easy and I like how it isn't as thick and heavy as Aquaphor. I didn't know if this one jar would be enough for a tattoo but it was plenty. I got a tattoo going down almost my whole entire arm covering the top half and I still have some left in the jar. (I recommend making sure you always wash your hands before dipping your finger in.)I'm super happy and will be using this from now on! And what is leftover I've been using on all my existing work and it really makes them look so good and brings the color out

It’s great for your new tattoos!!

I have a lot of tattoos, and this is easily the best aftercare product I’ve used. I’ve tried other brands before, but I always come back to Tattoo Goo because it just works. It keeps my tattoos moisturized and feeling good while they heal. Shipping was fast, and the product was the same great quality I’ve come to expect. It arrived exactly as expected and did not disappoint. I’ll definitely keep buying this.

Got my first tattoo last month -- a 3-inch x 3 inch forearm piece. The tattoo artist gave me a couple packets of Hustle Butter, but I forgot one at my office on day 3 of healing, so I needed to get something else to last me over the weekend. This is the only thing my local stores carried. This tin is fairly small, but a little goes a long way. It smells like lavender and makes my tattoo glitter/the colors really pop even now that it is fully healed. I'd definitely prefer it to the hustle butter for ongoing moisturizing, and ordered more to keep in my purse for when I'm out and about. That said, this was more painful to apply than the hustle butter was in the earliest stages, and I plan to use hustle butter for my second piece until the itching begins/the surface isn't so tender. I got this tin in the mail with 2-day shipping in the dead of winter, and it was frozen solid. Our house is fairly cool, so it is a solid chunk you have to let your fingers melt before you can apply it. Even then, it is the texture of a salve rather than a cream. It absorbed into my skin fairly quickly, usually lasting about an hour before it started to feel dry again. Since my tattoo is a decent size, each time I had to apply it on a few different spots to spread it evenly, and it took more finger-friction to spread than the hustle butter (which is super-creamy/lotiony). For the first two or three days, I'd much prefer to do the hustle butter, which also stayed slimy for longer to keep me from touching it without thinking. The smell of this also made me nervous to apply to an open wound, since my artist said not to use any scented lotions or anything, but since this is made specifically for tattoos it isn't a problem, and I had no reaction. Pros: -smells great (but not tooo strong) -abates the itch -makes colors vibrant -provides decent hydration Cons: -takes a bit of friction to spread, so can be painful to use early on in the healing process; I recommend hustle butter instead for that -absorbs fairly quickly -smells (if you don't like lavender, you won't like this) -the tin is a pain in the ass to open sometimes since it isn't a screw-top -- I always had to use my fingernails

The Tattoo goo is a fantastic aftercare balm, it sticks around, moisturizing the tattoo much longer than other aftercare creams, and ointments that I’ve used in the past in addition to it has a delightful scent. It doesn’t seem greasy, but it is long lasting.

Works great

it's very soothing and cooling. the product goes on thinly and smells nice.

Used it as directed on my giant hip piece. I was all healed up with minimal peeling/scabbing in about 8 days. Great product.

I've used this for all of my tattoos in the first couple of weeks for healing. I wouldn't say it revives old tattoos, but it certainly helps promote healing. Its quite greasy and waxy, and you don't need much so it lasts a good I'd say maybe 2 months depending on the size of the piece, using it 3 times a day. Weirdly though, my dog seems to have taken quite a liking to it......something to be wary of on a healing tattoo! (I've started reviewing products I buy purely because it really annoys me, all those reviews with I got this for free for an honest review. I hope this helps!)

This is my go to tattoo cream/goo for quick healing. Technically don’t have to use much on your skin but if you do slather on a little thicker, it feels a little oily (but not sticky). I wish it came in a larger container for larger tattoos but buying a few containers also works great.

Small but mighty

It's an OK kind of product. At this price, you will get only 10 grams. Which is sad 😔