Second Skin
Healing with second skin / film
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Remove the second skin after 1–2 days, preferably in the shower with warm water to help loosen the adhesive. Gently peel it off little by little, without pulling forcefully.
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Once removed, still in the shower, wash the tattoo with lukewarm water and neutral soap, massaging lightly to remove any adhesive residue.
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Pat dry with clean paper towel — do not use towels or bathrobes on the day you remove the second skin.
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When the skin feels dry or slightly tight, apply a small amount of cream once or twice a day. Massage it in for about a minute until fully absorbed.
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Wear only 100% cotton clothing in direct contact with the tattoo during the healing process — this is crucial to prevent contact infections.
Classic Film
Dry healing method
Remove the film within 1–2 hours after the tattoo session. Wash the area with lukewarm water and neutral soap, gently massaging the skin. Pat dry with clean paper towel — avoid rubbing.
At night, wear 100% cotton clothing, preferably loose-fitting. Do not reapply the film, unless absolutely necessary (lack of hygienic conditions) — in that case, only for the first night.
Do not use any cream for the first 24 hours. After this, apply cream only when the skin feels dry — use a very small amount and massage gently for about one minute. The skin should feel almost dry but slightly moisturized.
Continue this routine until the cream is finished.