Bimble Soothe-Ink Tattoo Aftercare Balm (100ml)

I've tried a wide range of tattoo healing products. I generally air heal my tattoos, using products to moisturise and reduce itching/flaking. My skin is pretty sensitive and prefers natural oils (not panthenols or petroleum based ointments that seem to stop the tattoo breathing and healing as well) and so this is perfect.This balm isn't the most appealing colour - it's a sort of yellowy olivey colour, but that's what you get for no artificial colourings etc. and it smells great and is a perfect texture for applying straight to the tattoo. Some balms I'm found are either too liquid or too stiff or hard and so drag at the skin (Hustle Butter does this) or need warming in the hands before applying. This balm is very easily applied, sinks in nicely and doesn't feel heavy or leave greasy residue like Coconut Oil does.It also seems to go a really long way - I'm using far less of this than any other ointment, butter or balm whilst still getting the moisturising my tattoo needs to heal nicely so it's great value. Will definitely be buying more for my next tattoo!

Got a portrait tattoo. I’ve alwayd used bepanthen but for some reason I had a reaction this time (I have over 30 tattoos). Had tried the likes of hustle butter, tattoo goo etc but thought I’d take a punt on this.Because of the reaction I’d been dry healing the tattoo but reached the point of needing something to help the itch.This smells like tea tree oil. It’s a nice consistency, more balm than cream or butter. Goes on easy, isn’t greasy and most importantly helps with the itching.A little goes a long way too, which means it’s extremely competitively priced.I can’t comment on how it is with a super fresh tattoo but it’s certainly helped me with the itch and healing in the later stages.

Excellent balm, smells great and skin felt a lot better than any other tattoo balm I've used before. I used it up quickly as it was so nice!

Lovely stuff. Kept the itching away.

I Think good did my ok thanks