The PRO'S & CON’S of Saniderm | Is it still WORTH Using?

[@Nick-zc2yu]

Just went through an 11 hr session. Used saniderm for the first time after using the traditional method with all other tattoos. I’m on day 3 with saniderm and I LOVE IT. I will never go back. To be able to put it on and forget about it is a blessing

[@chelsiesorensen6218]

As a tattoo artist, I wrap all my clients in a similar product, EZ-Derm. I absolutely LOVE how well it heals up my tattoos and my clients love it too 😁

[@justinkd]

Using the wet method that the second skin offers is unmatched in my opinion now that I’ve finally experienced it for myself and seen the outcome of my tattoo 👌🏼

[@naomiquezada9609]

Question... my artist used saniderm told me to remove after 24 hours then clean the tattoo really well let fully dry re-wrap with the saniderm and remover after 6 days. I did just that however I removed while dry and it seemed to pull a lot of the ink out. Is this where I went wrong?

[@RobThomas2010]

@@naomiquezada9609 I've been using saniderm for all my tattoos and that always happens to me too. It's normal for your body to push some of that ink out and would happen with or without the saniderm. No need to worry!

[@RobThomas2010]

@AngryTrump-n-CopSupporter ward I would cut a small hole to let the air out and patch it with a small piece of extra bandage

[@user-nm7ju5ph6u]

@@naomiquezada9609 nah, its normal for excess ink to leek out in the beginning.

[@Rx_Grief]

I’ve been getting tattoos for 10 years now this product has been a game changer especially for me having a job that I get really dirty at. I will say high movement areas like the hands are difficult to keep it on and if you have a dirty job it can start trapping dirt and become a problem but that’s pretty much the only complaint I have. Moral of the story if you have a dirty job plan accordingly and take vacation for tattoos 😂

[@justinkd]

Appreciate you sharing your experiences with it 👌🏼👊🏼

[@ggagoots]

Yuppp I work a dirty job as well so I've always had to wait for 2-3 days off atkeast to heal. But now I can get stuff in certain areas with no issue. I just got something on my shin Sunday and came into work Monday with no issues. It's definitely a game changer

[@sapnt10]

I just got my first tattoo a week ago and using Saniderm was my first aftercare experience. I can say that since it was my first tattoo and it was a big piece , I was expecting the worse but it was such a breeze and I didn’t have to experience all of the annoying aftercare in the first few days!

[@EnzoSMusic]

One con to mention as well as the friction is that excessive sweating under the saniderm could cause irritation or an infection. Although tattoos in the summer are never awesome at healing in the heat but areas that sweat might be better off without using saniderm for a smoother recovery. Other than that it is an awesome product that does work beautifully!

[@lloyd_and_harrys_worm_farms]

I've been using Saniderm for about 2 years now, born out of learning the best ways that I personally heal after tattoos. I can't recommend it enough, and it has made my tattoos heal quickly and effectively (apart from the standard itchiness that is unpreventable). I'd recommend taking off while in the shower as the warm water will help loosen up the adhesive.

[@Dorky-Corky]

I work in a warehouse, it gets SUPER dirty in there! I recently got a tattoo redone on my ankle and left it uncovered from the time I took the artist's wrap off it on Friday until I got home from work Sunday night. Figured I'd give it a few days to breathe, but I was so worried about it getting dirty or something, so I got Saniderm and put it on, and it's amazing. I'm so happy with it.

[@Tim_Ruiz13]

Waiting to finish my sleeve in December and I’m going to give this a try. It sounds like for me, the biggest benefit will be not worrying about it while you’re sleeping as we all move around while we sleep. Knowing there is a barrier and it’s protected, you’ll sleep a lot better.

[@BelledelaGroove]

What helped me is my mom warmed up a sea sponge with warm water and patted the area. As she removed the Saniderm she patted the warm wet sponge on the exposed area and the tattoo which made removal so much less painful and avoided soaking it in running water. Then, she gently washed with Saniderm Foam Soap and a gloved hand, patted dry with a paper towel, applied new bandage....easy peasy see ya in 5 days!

[@kellipuetz]

Definitely tried this product the 1st time for my 6th tattoo. Changed it after the 1st 24 hours and put a new one on, it was amazing, but the 3rd into 4th day. For myself I did feel the itchiness like some have mentioned. I assume that means it is starting the peeling part of the tattoo and looked somewhat dry I guess, but definitely planning to change it by the morning and put one more treatment for 2 more days to make it a full 7 day process.

[@tanneraitken3768]

Saniderm is one of the best things to happen to the tattoo community. My tattoos heal so much faster and they turn out so vibrant

[@gamingtech4721]

I used Saniderm on my 2nd sleeve and all tattoos healed perfectly. My artist recommended that I leave it for full 7 days after application (without changing the bandage) and it healed perfectly. It was a darker piece with lots of white ink as well, and I never experienced bad smell or plasma buildup. Love you content btw man!! Keep up the great work!!

[@justinkd]

That’s good you had a better experience then I did then! But in terms of ovealll healing it’s def my best healed tattoo

[@gamingtech4721]

@@justinkd Yeah it's an amazing product for sure!! sucks that some people experience a lot of plasma build up but think it just comes down to how your skin reacts to the tattoo, not the saniderm itself. But great to hear that you are happy with how yours healed up. Looking forward to seeing your next video!!

[@shxceontherize1821]

I’m glad you covered this because I was a little skeptical when my tattoo artist told me leave it on for 7 days...I’m like, are you sure? So don’t clean? Don’t let it breathe? No ink will peel off? Don’t take it off and re-apply new saniderm...he said nope! It’s day 4 and I was Contemplating removing it until I read this

[@rubyjinxx]

Thank you for mentioning the vegan thing! Usually I have to search and search to find this info so that was awesome that you brought it up!!

[@GumBeatingTV]

Saniderm contains Latex!! Highly recommend trying Derm Shield for those with latex allergies 😊

[@joeycarrigan1166]

Just ordered some Saniderm for my upcoming tattoo! This video convinced me I wanted to try it out this time. Thanks for the coupon code too!

[@Flash_TM]

I just started on a sleeve, I got the whole back side of my arm completely in a session the last time I got a tattoo was ten years ago so the only thing I knew about taking care of a tattoo was putting a little anabiotic ointment on it and maybe wrapping it with saran wrap for a little while and then cleaning it multiple times a day. This product is a lifesaver also when they first put it on your tattoo stops, hurting as much as it was from the tattoo session all right this product a 10 out of 10 is great like he said at least give it one chance you’ll never go back.

[@emiltahirovic2178]

Watching this while i’m geting tattooed! Nice video as always bro!

[@justinkd]

No where else to go so may aswell rigjt? 😂💁🏼‍♀️

[@CT-cx7ic]

I'm using recovery derm shield and it was the easiest healing I have ever experienced. Really wish this stuff existed when I got my other tattoos

[@jonyoung7002]

I just started using saniderm. My artist hooked me up. I'll never go back. Eliminates irritation & protects that expensive ink. Really happy with the product & appreciate the review. I was at ease after watching...

[@mikep3008]

I’m so glad I found your video. I work in construction and I’m wanting to get a lower arm half sleeve. Mainly my job has been keeping me from getting it because I diddnt want it to get infected but it seems like sanaderm is the way to go ! Thanks so much for the info !

[@justinkd]

I definitely recommend you trying this out especially for your job and construction being so dirty

[@mikep3008]

@@justinkd for sure !

[@madi-tf]

I tried tegaderm (offbrand saniderm) for the first time yesterday. I didn't ask for it, that's just what my artist put on my tattoo. I've had it on for a full day now and it's amazing, especially because all the ink and plasma that is still working its way out and I don't have to worry about it getting on my clothes or sheets. I will definitely be applying more when it's time to remove the one I have on right now to avoid scratches, bacteria, and staining fabrics. More than worth it to get some of this product

[@justinkd]

That is another very well known second skin product. I think the only real difference is Saniderm is “medical grade” which makes it “alittle better” but all in all they’re great and do the job their supposed too

[@CAVEMANsean]

I just finished my 1st ever use of tegaderm. Just took the second bandage off today (my artist told me to change it after 24 hours then leave for 4 days) and this is now my go to healing method. Especially which my 2 year old monster running around the house 🤣

[@Hanniebones]

Aside from the price, YOU GET A LOT in a roll. I definitely have enough left in mine for 5 more future tats at least!

[@justinkd]

FORSURE! Especially if you get small or medium sized tattoos one personal role can be good for the next 5-8 tattoos while doing it the correct way by removing it and applying a new sheet

[@yadadameanbaybay]

Nah bruh i swear you finna have it for longer .. my girlfriends dad has it and he has used it on his last 4 tattoos ** they were all big pieces** and on his wife’s tattoo, his daughters tattoos and my 2 tattoos. And there is still enough for so many more tattoos.

[@arisunohana]

I have been told different instructions with two different artists, and that is to leave on for 3 full days before removing Saniderm. I don't know how one week with it feels, but I can only assume way less maintenance on it, but during the 3 days I have it, I don't need to worry about leaving a disposable cloth/towel for the first couple of nights to prevent staining the bed.

[@justinkd]

so It says online on their website to remove it after 24h then replace it with a new sheet, AND I’ve spoken with representatives from Saniderm to confirm this aswell. You can leave it on but then you’ll get weeping and it can leak out and smell bad

[@arisunohana]

@@justinkd I'll definitely try this recommended approach for my next tattoo! As always, thank you for your informative video and realistic approach!

[@rumibadar8023]

I think this will be great to prevent scratching your tattoo also. I'm a deep sleeper and found myself having the time of my life scratching my tattoo in my sleep it woke me up and stopped immediately. Someone like me needs this as a must for my next tattoo

[@WhiteFoxNinja]

I’m getting my second tattoo on the 11th of November, so I’ve been binging all your videos. I think I’m going to pick some saniderm up!

[@justinkd]

Hope I’ve been able to help prepare you and hope that you try this product out and see for yourself Why I love it so much

[@mr.kwamid-86_43]

I'm getting the remainder of my forearm done, on the 14th of November}:)

[@That-Dave-Guy]

Im getting my first done on the 13th, which means im getting my tattoo done on friday 13th! And its a bit of an edgy tattoo aswell... oh no

[@mr.kwamid-86_43]

@@That-Dave-Guy lol. don't worry mate. the 13th is a myth ;)

[@mr.kwamid-86_43]

@@That-Dave-Guy where is the tattoo going?

[@IsicXicex]

Getting my first tattoo next week and I bought Saniderm in preparation for it.. The discount would have been awesome to know about haha.

[@myaharker3040]

Such an amazing review! Thank you for being totally transparent in expressing both the pros and cons! Will definitely be picking some up for my next tattoo ☺️

[@justinkd]

Hope I was able to help you out and definitely Recommend you trying 👌🏼

[@elinedewilde5963]

I'm using a different brand of this kind of bandage for the first time and I love how easy the healing process is going! I am someone who likes to fidget with stuff so it has taken a lot of willpower not to play with the edges that came loose but it's been about 5 days since I got my tattoo and it's still on, no irritations, all is going well so I'm really happy and will use this for every tattoo coming up in the future :D

[@PINACI]

This stuff even stays on in the bath. I don't recommend soaking in a bath if you have a fresh tattoo but my wife did and it held up perfectly fine.

[@fujoshidianxia]

I know several people including myself that have either really bad reactions to the adhesive or had it peel off skin with it. My whole arm was red and had inflamed spots. Even now I removed the saniderm last night and my skin is still red from it. Didn't have a problem with my other tattoos that I used EZ-derm or just the old fashion plastic wrap.

[@HanHsu910]

My artist will sanitize the area before putting the second skin on. Tells me to leave it on for 3-4 days and do not take it off even if there is plasma or blood. After that wash it with baby soap and use lotion without any fragrance. The only thing is on the 4th day tattoo turned red and a lot of bumps on it. Took it off left it alone and 2 days after bumps are gone. Had a little allergic reaction.

[@Andrewnevens]

I just got my first 6 hour session done yesterday on my forearm. My artist used another version of saniderm. This is my second time using a product like this and I love it! My only down side is you can get a little bit of drainage at the end of the bandages other that that they work great! Cuts healing times down too!

[@alexBb1999]

I just started my sleeve and my artist put saniderm on after the 1st session. It's incredible. I'll be honest, I become a hypochondriac when it comes to new tattoos 😬 it was so nice not having to worry about bumping it into things, showering, and stuff like that.

[@justinkd]

Takes a lot of worry away and that’s why I love it 👊🏼

[@FTW_666]

Great to hear it worked well for you and I’m not the only hypochondriac!!! I just had an amazing tattoo done yesterday and had Saniderm applied. Will post back after 6 days 🤘

[@DJ-cr9nb]

just got my first tattoo on my back/shoulder.. pain in the ass with the angles didnt know i could use more than one! thanks!

[@danamoore6501]

Put it on for 3 days straight, removed it no probs,healed better than any tattoo i've had. Don't understand why you would change it after a day, just inviting dirt & infection in!

[@zachhuber6097]

Complete game changer! This is first time ive used saniderm on a tattoo & i will never go back! Can sleep however i want without getting ink/ ointment all over/ tattoo sticking to my sheets.. i work a really dirty job so i dont have to worry trying to clean it at work.. im only on day 3 but it seems to be working amazing! Buy the roll that you can cut to fit not the individual bandages

[@Dragonrc.]

I know its been a minute since this video was done but I was wondering if there are any new things to add for someone about to get their first tattoo, are there any new products for people that maybe more sensitive to things sticking to the skin? Thanks

[@TheGabrielberki]

Sorry mom tattoo healing film is a better option for me because they use a less aggressive adhesive and it’s a little cheaper too. Check it out if u have more sensitive type skin.

[@xyenga]

The only con i have as a first time user and first time tat is the weeping is scary to see especially if you’ve never used it. Everything else was great

[@evanhagen6553]

I noticed you talked about irritation but never mentioned blisters. I only used saniderm once and even though it did make the healing process incredibly fast and easy, I got a couple of large, bubbly blisters on my skin. The good thing is that it wasn't directly on top of any ink, but my current artist has stopped using saniderm because so many clients have had this problem and he doesn't want to risk blistering on top of ink. Just thought that was a big con worth mentioning, but maybe you have not experienced that problem.

[@jennifertesterman4032]

I just got 2 last Friday- one forearm, completed, and the outline of a large back piece. The saniderm did great on my forearm, but I got a blister on my back. Luckily it wasn’t on the actual ink, like you were saying, but I’m definitely going to show the pics to my tattoo artist when I go back next month for more color/shading on that piece.

[@odd.duck.moto.]

Just ordered my saniderm today have my first tattoo scheduled for next thursday hopefully it shows up in time lol preciate all the info

[@carlossandoval8236]

cons 1.) it’s tricky to use for the first time 2.) it’s nerve racking when applying 3.) depending on the person it you can get allergic reaction 4.) you can get irritation 5.) if you don’t clean it well it can cause infections 6.) can be $$$ 7.) it’s hard to take off!

[@nolanferber8147]

Excited to be trying this product when I get another tattoo! Love the videos! Keep up the great work.

[@justinkd]

I have a feeling you’ll fall in love with it and not having to worry!! Thanks for supporting 👊🏼🙏🏼

[@march-fn8od]

Saniderm is the best!! my new artist used it on me and I will never go any other way then saniderm

[@justinkd]

Once you use this you’ll never go back 😉

[@jonathanstopher4478]

Just got a tattoo on Friday.. Bought Saniderm from Amazon to see what all the hype was about.. Used as instructed on box and website.. First 24 no problems, took it off cleaned, air dried, put a new piece on.. 2 days later i noticed my skin underneath was red, just figured it was still alittle red from the tattoo session.. 3rd day took the Saniderm off and I had developed a rash/reaction to it.. My skin is red blotchy and you can see the outline where the Saniderm was.. Guess I’ll stick to the old try and true method like I did the rest of them.. Not for everyone I guess

[@jazzhanson5574]

I don’t know if mine was exactly sandier but it’s the same thing and it’s great, it is a bit tricky to apply yourself especially in certain places, I struggled a bit on my forearm as I could only use one hand but still works great, the only con I’ve experienced that he didn’t mention was that it does keep in a bit of the heat coming from your tattoo but that’s nothing to worry about.

[@daewoo9835]

This is my first tattoo and my artist put this on me. I go to work and people asking me what I still got on the wrap lol. I’m like idk my artist just told me to leave it on and act like it’s not there. I don’t know what the traditional way is but I’ve been mad chillin with this product on. This is only day 2 so we see.

[@MrBigChops]

Hey how was your experience? I got tatted on Sunday, today’s Tuesday. I haven’t removed the saniderm or washed the tattoo. It’s been 42 hours. Trying to decide when I should take off the saniderm.

[@thenijo2287]

@@MrBigChops I’ve had mine on for 4 days so far and haven’t replaced it since I haven’t had any issues, I’ll be taking it off tomorrow tho (Full forearm tattoo)

[@joshuasimpson1515]

Just got a small chest piece and bicep piece today, I have it on both. Small buildup underneath but I'm going to ride it out and see how it goes! Haven't felt itching at all

[@KrazyHaole40]

Getting a back piece in a few weeks, your pro for it being great for those sold me. Thanks

[@natalieeubank4533]

I just pulled my saniderm off yesterday after it on for 3 days after my tattoo was put on originally... used warm water and gently pulled on the corners, it was a very small Harry Potter star tattoo

[@stefanynunezolmos6620]

I used it for the first time on my forearm, honestly best product ever 👐🏻

[@justinkd]

💯💯💯

[@hectorsoto8805]

How to go man on your fore arm

[@DanHink4]

Love this stuff. Really cuts down on the itching

[@trin3516]

When you have weeping in the bandage you are supposed to remove the whole bandage and replace it with a new one

[@nc7072]

I just got tatted and they used this plastic form thing. And I’m a person who can not stomach cleaning my tats or piercings.. idk why I just can’t. So while I was pulling out the plastic for my new tattoo I almost passed out!

[@cawbplays]

I just use aquaphor no plastic wash it 2-3 time a day for 5 days then i dont do anything, all my tattoos healed perfect and fast.

[@edabber710]

Im getting my back piece done on april 23rd i cant wait lol ik its still 2 months away but he’s one of the best in my state and i have 3 other tattoos done by him. Anyways thanks for saving me $7 on a 3 pack and sanibam plus !!

[@darkavenger234]

Heard a lot of good things about this stuff but my skin doesn’t do too well with adhesive so I haven’t messed with it I might have to try it out tho when I get my back piece

[@justinkd]

I suggest trying out a small area first to see how your skin reacts and if everything looks good then definitely use it on back. Backs like the main area I think that this product should be used for

[@darkavenger234]

@@justinkd yeah definitely I have a small piece on my back and I hate that I can’t get to it to exfoliate and moisturize it like I want

[@TheGabrielberki]

@@darkavenger234 you could try a back lotion applicator just google it, they work great for cleaning by yourself and obviously moisturizing

[@theluckyclain2735]

My tattoo artist doesn't do wraps, he applies lotion like Aquaphor, and tells me to reapply the lotion anytime it feels dry. My tattoos are never sore, they never hurt, and I even shower with my tattoo, and I lightly rub with body soup to clean the tattoo and then I pat dry and reapply, as far as I can tell, ive never lost any ink and my tattoo hasn't gotten infected or something. And I haven't had any sort of plasma leakage

[@Kyle-dc2fx]

Just ordered some with your discount code! Thank you for the videos man I can't wait to try the saniderm on my sleeve next month! 😁

[@ThatWrapperDude]

You pointed it out but yes in the shower makes it so much easier to peel it off. But my artist tells me to leave it on for 3 days then take it off and put ointment he give me on it 3 times at least a day for 2 weeks

[@alinamcduffie7865]

I am an unlucky one I just had irritation due to saniderm like you mentioned you had on your knee. How did you get rid of it and how long did it take to go away? I had saniderm on for less than a day and reverted to traditional healing. Thanks any advice would be appreciated! 😊

[@GumBeatingTV]

Do you have an allergy to latex? Just recently learned saniderm contains latex! try derm sheild instead, it’s more cost effective as well!

[@lissonfernandez7875]

2021 and I'm here since last year, getting my tattoo on March 18th (first tattoo ever) I think I have seen all the videos more that 1 time, thanks for the tips 🙏🏼🔥

[@chivonjohnson]

I just used it for a tatt I done on my shoulder and bicep. It definitely hurts taking off and also another con would be it pulls off some color if you don’t take it off correctly. But otherwise a good product.

[@skullcracker1999]

Still say I'm super excited to use this stuff on my first tattoo,great video thanks for the info

[@justinkd]

You should be! It’s a great product with great healing capabilities. And thank you 🙏🏼👊🏼

[@rickymajor4903]

Just got my first tattoo and also my sister put this on me. So my question is after the 7 days of using it, What do you do after your. Aquaphor everyday? Or hussle butter? Or AD ointment? What is the after care?

[@flyguy1840]

Watching all your videos to prepare for my sleeve next month. Thanks bro !

[@justinkd]

Hope I was able to help out 🙏🏼👊🏼

[@eldridsonmaria3360]

I think this a good product because you dont need to worry about nothing only cleaning so i gonna try it atleast once Other thing the saniderm is like kinesio tape that athletes use when that stick to your body if you dont take slow you gonna take off some skin believe me so take slow guys

[@SimonLi]

What the aftercare like after you take off the saniderm after the 7 day period? Been binging the vids!

[@angeloink]

I used it for couple of times for LARGE scale pieces, after all my clients were getting back to me next day and not a single one of them could place it back correctly even tho to some of them I was giving an extra piece JUSTIND case lol, so I just stop using it and went back to traditional method. but no doubt the product works well, congrats to the brain invited it to make some extra cash and make our lives easier xD THANKS FOR THE VIDEO JUSTIN KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK BUDDY🤜🏽🤛🏽

[@ChrisGerhardt1]

Tried saniderm for the first time. I had a horrible allergic reaction to the glue. I have been healing tattoos for 30+ years..traditional method is better for me, but thanks for the video!

[@bobbyiv9335]

I would try tegaderm. It’s medical grade and used in hospitals for surgery. Fine is you have a latex allergy. I’m very allergic to most adhesives and tegaderm has been fine for me.

[@abbasidbpx]

I wish I would have known my tattoo guy used this stuff. I would have ordered my own stash before my session! I ended up having to go back to him for a re-wrap of saniderm the day after my appt. and then still needed more but didn’t have any on hand. Next tattoo I’ll be stocking up before the appt!

[@CAVEMANsean]

Check Amazon they have rolls for great prices

[@wootmama6420]

Is there anything like this product that is better for those with adhesive allergies?

[@ggagoots]

The more I've used saniderm ice switched methods. Kinda seems artists and people have their own twists to it. I just keep my tattoo wrapped from the artist. Then the next morning (if it's not crazy far away) I wash it then use the saniderm so that I don't have to take it off twice. I hated using it right after I got the tattoo then pulling it off the next day. Now I usually use it for 4-5 days. At first I tried for 6-7. But I don't know if that's necessary.

[@conradnor2348]

Fixomull stretch! You can wash your tattoo through this. I only use it for color because of the trauma. Black ink heals fast for me! Got my sleeve in Barranquilla Colombia! This tattoo is amazing!

[@gktalberta4856]

I got to try second skin for my first tattoo, thought I was good and then my skin reacted when I had to put the second one on. (I work at a barn and am constantly dirty so we both agreed it was the best plan.)

[@aimeelazz]

Just finished removing mine after the 7 day period, everything went smoothly for the most part except for the removal part of it and some left over skin left to fall off I guess, looks as if some of the Lubriderm stayed left on it but my tattoo artist said its just peeled skin that didn’t come off right away.

[@AmandaMuu]

I have my second tattoo with Saniderm. My first was my hand, that I could see and take it off easy. This one is back/shoulder area. I'm praying for an easy time taking it off because I know it will be awkward

[@justinkd]

It might be Abit awkward to take off so make sure to run it under water for awhile before taking it off and if you can get a second hand from someone

[@woodfordtheservicegolden884]

Another well made video from the best tattoo channel on YT! Nice work!!

[@justinkd]

Thank you 🙏🏼 really appreciate the support 👊🏼

[@ericliebe3023]

I have been using Saniderm on my arm sleeve and it has been great. The only issues that I have had is, like you had, any place where there is alot of movement it will get sore. So I would suggest in those areas to leave the "hinge" open and let heal naturally. I also find that my inner arm is more sensitive to the edge of the bandage. So I get an irritation and have learned to be a little more cautious. I leave mine on from the shop for the first night. Then remove inthe shower, clean and reapply a new bandage for the 6-7 days. It is amazing how well it heals with practically no itching. I then go about two days using Hustle Butter or Aquaphor then after that right to Lubriderm. So far, I have had four sessions ranging from 4-7 hours and my healing was pretty complete around day 10. I had a couple spots that took a bit longer. Great review. Love the product.

[@arenavidoesmakeup7169]

is it alright to change it and keep my tattoo covered for more than a week? or is exposing the tattoo to air vital for healing as well?

[@TheGabrielberki]

Have you ever thought of getting a back lotion applicator for helping out healing back pieces? They work really good if u r on ur own.

[@ancientmariner8494]

Starting my sleeve on Nov. 17 with my shoulder/outer arm piece! Definitely ordering a package of this stuff on Amazon to give it a shot!

[@justinkd]

Amazon has it but little in choices for saniderm. It does have a lot of alternatives though so goodluck with tryin out 👊🏼

[@ancientmariner8494]

@@justinkd noted. Thanks brotha

[@justinkd]

Best of luck with your tattoo and using this method

[@angels8929]

I'm getting a wolf tattoo on my shoulder on November 6th

[@etiennecloutier5549]

I don't want to be insensitive or anything but I was wondering what was the thing on the side of your head. I really like your videos I'm watching them all back to back because I'm getting a tattoo soon in December.

[@jasongreer2630]

Hearing aid

[@daniellitster1932]

I am using a similar product (Second Skin) on my arm and my biggest complaint is that it leaks. Once I get the weeping coming out it somehow always finds some place where it isn't quite sealed on the edge and I get nasty fluids leaking out, usually when I am sleeping

[@brittyupthatsme2944]

Were you left with any sticky residue?? If so, how did you get it off and will it mess up the tattoo in any way? Thanks!

[@timalford4022]

Hey JustInked...55 year old male. Side of neck tattoo at my age. Neck skin seems firm right now. But will a neck tattoo at this age of 55 a mistake?

[@krombopulosrick7920]

I was told by my artist that its good to run hot water over my tattoos. Idk i heal great and never tried this. Ive been struggling to sleep with my current day old tattoo can i apply this for sleeping. Current piece is a full color on the majority of my front thigh a 10 by 8 tat. I cant leg a pillow or roll over it sucks. Ive slept 4 hours in 2 days including the 8 hours under needle. I feel like i have heat stroke from no being able to sleep that stress away.

[@marraleo10]

Any advices for people that are doing half of a sleeve in one day and the other half on the following day?

[@ericharsch9430]

My artist said that I need to put it on for 24 hours, then put a new one after cleaning for only 48 hours. And my tats using second skin are just fine, in fact, flaking and itching was almost non-existing.

[@justinkd]

You can leave the second one on for up to 6 more days. They say 7 days in total, better to have it on the whole time because it takes away from cleaning and taking care for those days but having it on for the first 3 is the most critical

[@btecbentley829]

I'm using Dermalize which is identical to Saniderm, I pulled the tattoo up which they don't recommend as its more painful. The tattoo looks as if it's faded, how long did it take for yours to look "normal"?

[@frankbot990]

What about working out with the saniderm on?

[@jesushernandez8784]

Just got a tattoo and my artist said too keep the one piece he put on straight for 7 days, is that fine?

[@justinkd]

A lot of artists suggest Doing this, and I mean it’s worked in certain circumstances with me aswell but I do believe if you’re weeping/having a lot of fluid buildup then you must clean it & change it

[@Marcellus-ro4ko]

So the question I have is, after waiting 2-3 days from working out, can I wrap my tattoo with Saniderm and work out in it to keep it safe? Since it doesn’t cut off oxygen from the tattoo and keeps everything else out? Then take it off after and just wash the tattoo like normal?

[@stopdropnrollablunt]

A lot of the cons can come from your tattoo artist. A heavy handed artist compared to a light handed experienced artist can be the difference between a lot of weeping. Although it does get slightly itchy about 4/5 days in Id say its the way to go unless your weeping puddles.

[@patrickluongo9036]

Another great video! Thanks for the info buddy!

[@justinkd]

I was just thinking about you 😂 thanks bro I appreciate the support like always

[@michaelwelsh9957]

Getting an oni mask on my chest next week as part of my chest to arm sleeve and was thing about using saniderm. Also may help when I get to my forearm since I’m a nurse and was wondering how to protect my forearm.

[@justinkd]

That’s going to look sick!! And also yeah I recommend it for areas that see a lot of action

[@Jayhawkfinance]

This may be a dumb question but would going in a hot tub in an outdoor area that is cold like Colorado (currently where I’m at) be different if just hopped in a hot tub in a much warmer climate. I got my tattoo 10 days ago

[@SpyderMonkeyz]

would i need to replace the saniderm every time i shower? or could i continue wearing it

[@JayFramed]

So my artist just covered my new tattoo on my right forearm with this product , but I feel like it's cutting off circulation . Is there a way to loosen it ?

[@KevasWorld]

I just got a new tattoo and my artist put saniderm on it. She said to keep it for 5 days without changing. Would that be an issue?

[@justinkd]

Saniderm says otherwise but many have just left the one skeet on without removing it and have had good results. My only thing would be to make sure there’s no weeping, in that case do what I did and cut a little hole, drain and patch