How To Use Saniderm
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I used it on all my tattoos. Got it down to a process (works for me, may not work for everyone):
1) Go home with the regular plastic they use in shops. Sleep with it on.
2) Next day, wash your tattoo with anti-bacterial soap (I use Dial Gold) and cold water (room-temperature is fine too).
3) Dry it off with a paper towel, do it with gentle pats to remove the water and do NOT rub the paper towel against your tattoo, just gentle pats until dry.
4) Wait a couple hours to let the wound breathe, you can apply Bactine MAX for pain/burn sensation. Don't let the light hit your tattoo. Once you're ready to go to bed.
5) Wash again with antibacterial soap and dry off using paper towel.
6) Apply Saniderm.
7) You can cut litle squares for bigger tattoos so you can cover the whole design, it's better this way than using a long strip as that would wrap in weird angles (if the tattoo is on your elbow for example).
8) Keep the Saniderm on for 3-5 Days.
9) Remove in the shower, don't use HOT water as it'll open up your pores and your skin is super sensitive still. I have done this on two full-sleeves and they healed super nice, no peeling even, ink remained there.
Literally the exact method i've been, done it on one full sleeve and they all healed perfect
Do you put any tattoo bomb or something on the tattoo when applying the saniderm or do you leave it dry when you apply it
@@anthonybryant6518 personally I just let it air dry before placing a fresh sheet on
Do not use dial gold. It has fragrance
@offendedgood1758 Wrong! Dial Gold is vastly recommended as a safe soap for tattoos. I've always used it for mine based on my artist's recommendation and it has always worked perfectly.
The awkwardness of the client as he randomly looks at the screen is the pure gold 😂
You look like Seth Green.
U look like snooki
@@CivilWarz you look like dude off lord of the rings
And sounds like him
@@TheKendallMorris you look like Kendall Morris
So true lol
Saniderm’s great but I typically remove it after 2 days and see redness (like a light rash) that follows the borders of the Saniderm patch. The redness also overlaps some of the tattooed area. Likely a mild reaction to the adhesive. Takes between 2 to 3 weeks for the redness to completely disappear. The benefits of using Sanidern, however, outweigh this minor
hiccup. BTW, my daily aftercare and maintenance is Hustle Butter.
There are different suggestions out here and it's annoying. I just got another tattoo and the artist told me to leave the saniderm bandage on for 3 days. He did not say to take it off and then put a fresh one on.
Same for me. But I think at that point there is no need to apply a new saniderm.
So you can leave the saniderm wrap on for 3-5 days without washing your tattoo or putting healing ointment on it as well?
I got tegaderm on mine and my artist said leave on for three days and then wash with unscented antibacterial soap. No need to clean until you remove it.
Can I apply this after my tattoo has started peeling (day 3) I only ask because I work a physical job and it is not easy on fresh tattoos
So my tattoo artist didn't put saniderm on my tattoo. Is it ok to put on saniderm after 24-48 hours after getting the tattoo or should I just let it heal as normal?
Yeah it's fine to put it on afterwards I've done it several times and no issues
Saniderm has amazing products!:) One of my tattoo artists’ used it on my leg piece:) The healed product turned out fantastic!:) Maybe you guys will invent or already have some UV protection ones:)
Great product! Used it with my last few tattoos, and will definitely use it for every future tattoo I get!
I was wandering if you could answer something for me. I will be using this product for the first time in a couple weeks and I was told that after you remove the first application that after you clean it and let it air dry put some aquaphor, hustle butter, or some type of lotion or balm on the new tat before you put the new one on. What’s your thoughts on that? Thanks
did you find an answer? i’m trying to apply my second bandage right now and i’m split between moisturizer or no moisturizer.
@@All0fUtry2hard I ended up not using any type of moisturizer until I took the bandage off and left it off. I was afraid that with the moisturizer the bandage wouldn’t stick right
@jimmyallen9416 smart move. I tried putting the mad rabbit soothing gel and that cause the bandage slide right off. 😂
Hi my artist only gave me the one saniderm and told me to keep it on for two days then peel it off and keep it moist and wash it with dial unscented for the remaining time it’s healing. Is that ok?
Yes
Has anyone ever peeled off Saniderm right after they put it on your new tattoo? Had to do that to mine because I could tell I just didn’t put it right (bubbles everywhere). Will doing that ruin the tattoo?
Update?
Maybe cuz saniderm peels off a layer of ur skin I think
Our application DID NOT work as intended.
Due to creased edges, plasma leaked out within hours of application.
They were applied as indicated, but due to natural crease in area of skin on our body, it got folded.
I'm going back for shading in a month or so, last one was just a out lines and artist didn't apply it. 1st one was on my chest plate and it leaked.
Can this be applied with paper AND backing clear sheet to "stretch" the bandage, so that there's less chance of creasing?
I understand it will stretch the skin when it's stretched while applying, but I don't see any other way to eliminate the creasing and plasma leak.
I just got this on my new leg tattoo but my artist told me to leave it on for 2-3 days. Is that okay?
Was it ok? Mine was put on 24 hours ago and I really don’t wanna take it off if I don’t gotta
Finally! I've been looking for a video like this for a very long time. A very informative way to apply and take off saniderm for tattoos! Thank you!
what if my tattoo didn't push to much plasma, and I keep the first Saniderm more than 24 hours?
I normally keep my first piece on for 24 hrs and then the second piece on for 4 days
@@mailethow9694 I left my first piece on for 36, is it ok to clean up and add the second piece for the last stretch? Do I need to add lotion before hand?
Thank you for this informative video! Also just wanted to ask after putting on the 2nd bandage for 6 days straight. do i need to put a 3rd bandage? And if so how many days?.
No third bandage! Just lotion daily
How do we apply it for a sleeve tattoo...is it ok to overlap it or this isn't the right application for a sleeve?
Mine has a teeny hole in it. Just got it put on like 2 hours ago 😬
Hey there! For future reference, you can patch the teeny holes with a tiny piece of Saniderm or replace the entire bandage entirely if there is a break in the seal 🥰
What if you have an allergic reaction?
Very helpful. Thank you.
So you don’t need ointment until after you take it off?
Yup, after removing your 1st bandage, just clean with unscented or fragrance free soap. Let it dry or use paper towel. After 30 mins or so.
Apply your 2nd bandage WITHOUT putting ANYTHING and then leave the 2nd bandage on for 4 to 7 days.
Should I apply moisturizer before applying saniderm? Or just pat it dry?
My tattoo artist gave me saniderm after he tattoo my arm, but he Said i need to have it on 7 days. Is that correct? I dont have eny fluid in there, Just some skin that peels of. Please answer me xD :D its been 3 days now since i got the tattoo :)
That wall is beautiful 🤩
Anyone pls help.
What if my skin being rash (red & Itchy). Im on 4 days using saniderm, what should i do?
Should i still using till 6/7 days?
No! If you are having an allergic reaction, take the bandage off immediately. Wash it and heal it the alternative way for tattoos (keep it moisturized)
@@saniderm thankyou so much for help
I translate with google translate sorry? after the tattoo we just have to put a plastic bag if so how long and we have to change it every 1 day?
Can we use saniderm on a 4 day old tattoo?
What if mine that was given to me by my artist comes undone on the side? Should I remove it and just do the old fashioned way? I’m paranoid right now cuz I got one yesterday and there’s already leakage and I wasn’t given another sheet of saniderm
My tattoo artist told me to keep it on for three days. I don’t have access to Santa Durham at home, I didn’t know that’s what I would be receiving at the tattoo parlor/didn’t know it existed, is it safe to leave on three days if not much fluid is building up? It’s a very small/unsaturated piece
Yeah ur good man
Ive had it on for about 5-6 days before and fine
so me and my bf had ours on for 3 days and took off in shower do we nee to get more applied?
Your fine it just depends on how much plasma and ink leaks!! You can keep it on if it does but just to be safe and clean I would replace it with one more
Can i use saniderm above blackout tattoo for healing ?
So no ointment be the bandage?
I don’t know what y’all use in your bottle but can I use wound wash?
I got my tattoo on a Saturday and applied Saniderm. Kept it on until the following Wednesday (4 days). All oozing was done and tattoo is nice and flush against the skin. No tenderness or itchy and it’s healing nicely and it’s starting to flake as expected. I lap swim so I applied saniderm and got in the pool (day 9). At the end of the hour I noticed the saniderm was halfway off. I cleaned it and lightly applied A&D ointment. Should I be concerned? Should I reapply the saniderm for the next few days?
Couldn’t just not swim for a week? Lol. You’re fine if it was on for 4 days. Just get some hustle butter or curel ultra healing and wash it 1-2 times a day. You’ll be fine
What if my artist doesn’t apply saniderm and wraps it traditionally? Of course I have saniderm at home but would I unwrap it and apply the first skin as soon as I get back home? Hopefully someone can help :)
Yes you can! First wash your tattoo good at home, let it dry and then you can put on the saniderm
@@CarlooStack Thanks for the help :)
Do we apply lotion after we wash it and then apply saniderm bandage or just wash, air dry and apply bandage??? Please let me know?
@@Nineteen88 don’t put anything on it until after it completely heals
Dude on the right looks like Bjorn Ironside from vikings hahaha!
My tattoo artist told me to leave it on for 5 days! I just watched it and I’m on day 2. Should I remove it now? I didn’t know about the NO LONGER THAN 24 HRS RULE!!
I was told the same thing. I'm on day 3 and it seems ok
Our recommended instructions are to apply at the finish of the tattoo and leave on for 24 hours. This will fill up with plasma. At the 24 hour mark, remove and wash the tattoo. Once dry, apply a second piece that will stay on for up to 6 days for a total healing time of 7 days.If the tattoo weeps into the second piece of film, follow the above instructions at the next 24 hour period and apply a 3rd piece. The third piece would then stay on for 5 days.
Adhesive won’t come off my tattoo. Soap and water isn’t helping, don’t want to scrub. What do I do
Try sandpaper. Works every time.
Did you get it off buddy
where can i buy saniderm?
Can I apply Saniderm, 3 days after getting my tatto ? Or should I just stick to the normal way, which is air dry, Aquafor and stuff ? First 2 days I been doing normal way but my scrubs keeps hitting my tattoo smh :(
As long as you are within the first 48 hours of your tattoo you can still apply a first bandage. Keep it moisturized! Also, we do offer a soothing balm called Sanibalm PLUS+ to help heal the tattoo and keep it healthy and looking vibrant if you can’t use our derm 🥰
What if I don’t put another wrap after taking it off ?
You’ll be fine just clean and moisturizer regularly
me: *watching this video as if i'm not terribly allergic to saniderm and my tattoos don't heal well with it on*
Am I the only one that thought the “client” was about to have a speaking part?
Please do a video on you Non-Petroleum Roll-on Balm
What if I keep the saniderm for 48 hours am I okay ?
That thing is painful when you take it out. More painful that the tatoo itself
40% chance of having a reaction. Just get a real and very experienced tattoo artist. Technique is everything for a good heal.
He clearly meant the adhesive not the tattoo
@@allmotorvtec Obviously he meant you can have a reaction from the wrap. I was saying an experienced and properly trained artist will apply a tattoo so well that you don't need anything. Did you seriously think I assumed he meant you could have a reaction to the tattoo????
@@johnp8587 what does any of that have to do with aftercare lmao a tattoo artist can be the most knowledgeable and reputable artist but if the client doesnt take care of the tattoo properly thats gonna affect the tattoo
Does Saniderm and the accompanying balm also have an SPF to protect the tattoo from the sun?