Why You Shouldn't Dry Heal A Tattoo | Sorry Mom
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- This video focuses on the topic of dry vs. wet healing a tattoo and and why you shouldn't dry heal a tattoo. Its not harmful for the body to dry heal a tattoo, however dry healing a tattoo is only the better option if you don't know, which products to use on your new tattoo. In this video Rasmus is going through the pros and cons of dry and wet healing and tells you why we recommend wet healing.
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00:00 - Intro
00:38 - Dry healing
01:11 - Dry Healing is Uncomfortable
01:20 - Dry healing Can Effect The Final Result of The Tattoo
02:00 - Wet Healing
02:42 - Protects The Tattoo
03:08 - Reduces Risk of Infection
03:23 - Keeps The Tattoo Moist Speeding Up The Healing Process
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Dry healing is the best in terms of letting the ink settle more into your skin. I dry healed for 24 hours when I got mine.
Hi there!
Although we will always recommend "wet" healing over "dry" healing, there's certainly a lot of people that follow that routine. We are glad it helped you :)
Dial soap, a clean paper towel and Aveeno lotion. Been my healing routine for years 🤙
Your channel is GREAT. You know your stuff and everyone should listen.
Thank You Zirby, throw us a subscribe, so you always can keep up with our newest content! ;) // Jacob
Staying hydrated is so important for skin healing. I religiously drink pints of green tea and drink lots of water on a daily basis. I drank more in the build up to tattoo day and post tattoo. All good for me with wet healing mixed with a bit of dry healing but always covering at bed time with a layer of moisturizer. I wash and moisturize at least 3 times per day.
My tatto artist sugest dry heal for 5 days and now my tattoo is not good don't recommend dry heal.
So the guy who sells aftercare products is against dry healing 🧐 wonder why that is
@@Laughing_Buddha_Tattoo I have no doubt that his stuff works, that said as long as you keep your shit clean, out of the sun and don’t pick at it you’ll be fine no matter the method
@@Laughing_Buddha_Tattoo Does he need to be showing all his tattoos to gain your credibility? Are u 5 y/o bro? What a troll 😂
OR MAYBE...HE DOESNT BELIEVE IN DRY HEALING SOOOOO HE MADE SOME PRODUCTS. #ROCKETSCIENCE
My artist told me to dry the tatto for 7 days only clean it with distin water and after 7 day i can apply moisturizer or balm on it is it good for my tatto
sorry i'm french, which ink is the weakest? not strong?
I used ointments for my tattoo but I used way to much that I lost a lot of ink 😩
I got mine 17-18 days ago. Scabbing period is over and it is not itching. But it is still not blended with the skin. How much time will it take to do so?
I know some artists do prefer dry healing, however biologically speaking, for skin to heal in wet (moist) conditions are way better, because in that "wet" condition, the cells migrate faster and spawn way faster, witch leads to less scaring, better skin condition, faster wound healing. The cells create skin way faster. Scabs are not safe results for our skin. Yes, they do form, but after the scabs, you can get a skin/tissue scaring, the wound will heal slower and can cause parmanent damage. I was consulting to medical specialists and they do that in medical healings - use the moist healing.
Great info!
One of the reasons we started Sorry Mom was to provide the tattoo industry a safe option that made the healing process safer and faster. We respect people that advocate for dry healing, but based on data provided from different medical research, we stand by the fact that wet healing is the better alternative 🙂
Hi there! :)
You can find some articles here about the topic: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3842869/
We hope it's useful!
I’ve got big pieces on me n have never used lotion on any of them through the healing process n they stayed black the whole process through. Took just over a week to heal
What product would you recommend to put on a new tattoo to keep it moisturised. I’ve been using palmers cocoa butter ointment
palmers is good, if it’s the unscented option. i’d also recommend bepanthen tattoo if you can, it’s a bit thicker than cocoa butter so it’s going to dry in slower and moisturise for a bit longer. really depends on the size and style of your tattoo though, using both together is usually my go-to, cocoa butter after the shower, than bepanthen when re-applying and washing just the tattoo
Hey bro i did wet healing, did the 3 washes a day followed by hustle butter. During the peeling phase the darkest areas were far more itchy than the rest. Noticed those same spots are now scarred. My first tattoo did the same on the black lines. So the areas are raised a lil few years later. Im afraid itll do the same for this current tattoo
Yo bro. The darkest area could potentially be a bit "overworked" which has caused more trauma on your skin in these areas. If they healed up "too light" I would definitely go book a touch-up with the artist. He/she is most likely happy to do it free of charge if the tattoo is fairly new.
I got my first tattoo 6 days back. Its just a script, my artist suggested me dry healing, n its so frustrating coz u have to be extremely careful ughhhh! I m waiting for the scabbing to get done so i can play my sport
Hello, if it was me i would purchase some tattoo balm, because dry healing a tattoo is not ideal. You risk the dry skin to crack, which can lead to permanent damage on the tattoo. Jacob - Team Sorry Mom⚓
@@SorryMomTattoo yes i watched ur video about how dry healing is not ideal , i kinda like the concept of wet healing . But my artist suggested me dry healing 😫 n now I regret it
Lets Hope, that it turns out great anyways! You might still be able to start moisturizing it now? For your next tattoo i would 1. recommend you to purchase a tattoo balm before getting tattooed, or make sure u can purchase it at the tattoo stuido 2. research your artist before getting tattooed. An artist recommending you not to do propper aftercare often isnt the best and i would question hes professiolism.
I never ever use ointments anymore I wash with antibacterial soap 7 to 10 times a day or more keeping it clean and moisturized that way. Healed in 2weeks or less and never scab or fade.
Hello Van, scabs is a normal part of the healing process, you might got lucky or got the technique down, however washing the tattoo that much, you run the risk of over interfering with the healing process. However im glad that it worked for you! Jacob - Team Sorry Mom
Found out I'm allergic to most products they say to use on tattoos for healing! Now I have rash from the stuff I used!
Used dial antibacterial soap gold and lubriderm lotion! So I thought I'd try dryhealing. Now I watch this video and I'm freaking out all over again! Gah! First tattoo here! What do I do!?
Hi Laura.
Do you know what ingredient(s) you’re allergic to? If yes, stay away from it.
Also did you get the tattoo already or when is it planned? Maybe a natural butter like our Tattoo Process Butter would be suitable for your healing?
Laura, feel free to get back if you have any questions and concerns.
Im using the lubriderm advanced therapy and wow its amazing i totally skipped aquaphor i think its a nice medium
I healed my first tattoo with moisturizer first. Didn't heal very well & left some patches. After the touchup i let it dry heal. It looks immaculate now 🙂
@@utsavmayani5272 Did you use a product like Tatu-Derm when you said you healed dry? i have the same problem and the lotion is causing acne on my tattoo. I'm on the 3rd day of treatment what do you recommend. should I leave it dry??
So im trying something new. I used aftercare for five days and now that the first inks are letting go. (Blackout) i"ll do half a day of a clean leg without aftercare. Lets see what happens.
Excited to hear your feedback on this one. Feel free to share it with me on rasmus@sorrymomshop.com
Wet healing is best. My half sleeve was healed with 5 days
Gahdamn that is a nice jacket you are wearing
My 1-week old tattoo is peeled off, I clean it 2 times a day with antibacterial soap and drinking water, then I apply pure Vaseline. Pimples started to appear on my tattoo now. What do you suggest I do, should I stop moisturizing? it looks blurry now.
Hello again Alp! avoid pure vaseline, it is not breathable and does not do anything good for your tattoo. watch our video "What Kind of Tattoo Aftercare Should You Use?" for more info about vaseline. So chill with the lotion etc. Jacob - Sorry Mom
How’s it looking now ?
@@rambo6629 In the first treatment, I used Tatu-derm for 5 days. Still a bit grumpy now, the pimples have healed. I think it takes a long time to heal because it is full arm work.
Vasaline is the worst and will cause skin to break out and clog pores
Just don’t use Vaseline tho u have 1000 creams on the market
It seems everyone has a different complete opposite opinion on what is the best method.
I ve watched a few videos and researched a bit online and what one person says is the best product then other people say do not use and avoid at all costs.
Yes, everyone has their own opinions. However our methods are backed by a lot of traction and feedback. We have helped heal more than 500,000 tattoos over the last 10 years with our Sorry Mom products, and we take a lot of feedback from artists and collectors out there.
When is the proces butter going to be restocked?🥺
Hello Louise, We are getting restocks sometime in September - Team Sorry Mom
Nice video
Thanks!
Can u use Shea butter lotion??
Yes Shea Butter has great abilities and is also one of the hero ingredients in our Tattoo Process Butter - Team Sorry Mom
Dry healing's fine. Just keep it clean.
My artist said to dry heal and don't
get it wet or wash it at all for the first 7 days but I'm really concerned
He is wrong, you need to clean the tattoo and moisturize it to provide the best healing period. Jacob - Team Sorry Mom
Please when water gets under the scab that’s when it itches. Please listen to your tattoo artist . It’s just like when you get a cut n u wet i that cut it does it please listen
@@keannavictor6394 wtf you talkin about lol. You should allways clean and moisturize wounds. So you should a tattoo..
Hell no. Wash it everyday multiple times. Never let it dry up like a wound.
You must wash it. Otherwise bacteria builds. This is why researching prior to getting a tattoo is so important. There is much contradictory information. It's important to find the balance. I totally believe in wet healing but allowing the new tattoo periods of airing, without moisturizer and then with a thin layer of moisturizer (after 3 days) but always covering at bed time, with the moisturizer (for first two weeks at the very least).
natural butter or buy on ebay and amazon please links?
Here you go! :) It's the link from our site, you can buy our products worldwide sorrymom.tattoo/process-butter
I use natural African shea butter around day 4 and aqua 1-3 is that good?
Use nothing but regular, un scented lotion. That’s what my artist always says.
See I haven't used anything on it since I got it
This dude looks like Elon Musk lol😁
Moisturizer makes my skin worse
I have had two major infections from tatoo's, the main thing is, wash it with antibacterial soap, I stress do not let it dry, depending were it is, use vasoline, wrap it up with cling film and take off wash and repeat. Everyones skin is different, trying to find the right balance is hard, if you feel the tight cracking dry sensation, then wet heal it. If your ok on day three of dry healing then carry on, hope this helps.
Never dry heal ur tattoos
Man you should turn down this video.
Me and my friends have gone thru dry healing and none of us didn't had any kind of issues whatsoever and our tattoos look bright and colorful.
The tattoos i have that gone thru dry healing even look better than the ones i had of which i used tattoo aftercare ointments.
This is so effen misleading. Cmon.
Hey there. Thanks for dropping by our channel. You and your friends experience won't change our opinion that is based on feedback from hundreds of thousands of clients.
We're happy to hear that you have had good healing experiences, dry or not, and that your tattoos still look good as of today.
Feel free to post your own content if you have something to contribute with to the tattoo community.
Everyone is different you wan⚓️