Mad Rabbit Tattoo Aftercare Soothing Gel & Moisturizer As Seen on Shark Tank - Premium Tattoo Supplies for New Tattoo Care, Anti-Itch - Tattoo Care Gel Made with Clean Ingredients

This gel has been amazing in my healing process with my full arm tattoo and is the best cream I have used so far.

It does a good job of moisturising the tattoo and gives it a nice shine.

As a moisturising product it feels fine but the packaging is REALLY annoying. A gentle squeeze of the tube and nothing comes out; apply a tiny bit more pressure and every time a huge amount shoots out, often onto the floor (it's really sticky to clean up) and always way more than you need. It doesn't absorb that well so if you try to apply it all you end with clothes sticking to the area(s) affected. For such a pricy "high-end" product, that's really wasteful/ disappointing. I wouldn't think of getting this again for my next tattoo unless they find a better dispensing mechanism to match the price-point.

Hands down best after care product I’ve used on my tattoos.. just used this on my most recent tattoo and had ZERO peeling. I use to just use aquaphor like every shop told me too but no more! Highly recommend using the wash and balm they sell too - all smell good, use skin sensitive ingredients and reduce the itching during healing.

I thought I’d read the reviews prior to buying and as I saw sooo many great reviews I thought I’d buy it, ( big mistake) Comes out as a water liquid, no solid gel formula like the product has expired. Doesn’t stop itching and doesn’t soothe the skin like they say. Just drys out my new full sleeve tattoo. So unhappy I spent $60 for this.

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This is the BEST aftercare product for use on brand new tattoos. It is soothing, absorbs well, and a little goes a long way. How I use it: 1) Put in the fridge so it is nice and cool for application (I have a make up fridge that I use) 2) Squeeze about half as much as you think you need on clean hands 3) Dab lightly all over your fresh tattoo, starting on the edges and working inward 4) After you have dabbed all over the tattoo, lightly massage it in 5) Take a paper towel and lightly blot away any extra I do the above a couple of times a day for the first week, cleaning with Mad Rabbit Foam during each shower (at least once daily). After peeling is over, I switch to a lotion product (still perfume and dye free) for the next several weeks. Afterward, I use sunscreen daily (same sunscreen I apply elsewhere). Overall, I love this product. No sent, appropriately moisturizing, thick enough to sooth and protect the new tattoo, and does absorb well (don't use too much)! I would love a larger bottle, but do like how easy this squeeze bottle works. Tip: This works well any time you get too much sun as well. My husband ended up with a bit of a sunburn and we were able to heal him pretty fast with this. He said it was soothing/cooling.

Consistency/thickness is comparable to aloe Vera gel or hand sanitizer gel. No scent. Colorless. No irritation. I used aquaphor on my tattoos for the last 13 years, but wanted to try something specific to tattoo healing. My tattoo artist is a fan of mad rabbit so I decided to try it. 10/10. Quality feels great. If im comparing it to aquaphor, it sets a lot less thick. Almost no sticky after feel if you leave it be. Does not make your fresh tattoos stick to your clothes. Seems to absorb into the skin well. I have less flaking and almost no itching during the healing process. Feels moisturized. The ink stays vibrant. I’ll be using this from now on for all my tats