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Appreciate Video! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you ever tried - Rozardner Body Design Reality (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for learning how to remove an unwanted tattoo naturally without the headache. Ive heard some decent things about it and my cooworker got cool results with it.
Waiting on my to come this week for my tattoo this weekend. I would like to know can Aquafor be used in conjunction with Saniderm? In other words, once the 24hr pass and I clean it and wait for 30 min to dry, do or can I apply the Aquafor or theres no true need since Saniderm is a breatheable 2nd skin? Thank you.
Saniderm or second skin is the best way to go. Hands down. I have been using it for over 200 hours of work now and the tattoos look better once healed too!
I just used sandiderm. Today was day 7. I was so scared taking it off I thought my tattoo was ruined lol after I took it off and washed it then applied the moisturizing ointment my tattoo looks awesome. Sandiderm is great. It may not look like it works and it feels like your damaging the tattoo even you take it off but it's not
Yeah it’s definitely scary to see that when you take it off. If I hadn’t talked with the Saniderm representative and knew before hand about everything I’d definitely be scared but it’s an awesome product and something I’ll forever continue to use 🙏🏼
@@justinkd so I've had my saniderm on for 4 days and it's starting to pull up around the corners and starting to come off. Should I take it off, clean and moisturize the tattoo or should I try and wait it out?
For the people that are allergic to latex, I suggest Tegaderm. Same concept except latex free. Also medical grade, we use it at the hospital for wound care. The only issue I believe is that it only has certain sizes, so you would have to use multiple pieces to fit a large tattoo.
Thank you! Didn’t even realize saniderm had latex till now, I ordered some earlier today. Would have probably ruined my new tattoo that I love lol. Just now ordered the tegaderm and canceled the saniderm.
My saniderm hadn’t got to me yet. So I picked this up at Walmart. Needed 3 boxes of 8 for my tattoo. But worked great. Actually less skin irritation than saniderm
Omg thank you for this cause I would have never known and would have screwed up my tattoo in 2 days when I get it cause I was.definitely going to use it ...and I'm very very allergic to latex so I'll try the other for sure.
I can’t thank you enough brother. I’m on my third big tattoo (18 hours of work in total) and on the second day of healing (after reapplying the saniderm patch. I have more fluid build up and that foul smell like you talked about. Was worried, but after rewatching this video I feel confident I can care for it and heal properly. You’re the man, and what you do is greatly appreciated.
after seeing your journey with it then I suppose it is different for everyone. I got a forearm tattoo and it’s a pretty decent size. I had no fluid buildup whatsoever, no bumps or pimples. I guess the negatives for me were day 4-6 was VERY itchy and the residue it left behind after I took it off was extremely sticky for 2 days no matter what I did or how I cleaned it. Other than that it’s incredible and I’d never personally go back to the traditional way
Yeah everyone’s body is going to act differently to this. As for itchy I didn’t feel anything until the saniderm was taken offf and also to help you in the next time you use it, use coconut oil or what they recommend to (sanibalm) over the residue spots and that should take it off
thank you for doing a video on Saniderm. My friend was trying to tell me I was doing it wrong because I wasn't supposed to cover it. Her sister didn't cover hers and what not. Glad to hear that doing the saniderm way wasn't wrong either.
you can use saniderm because the skin can breathe and is still protected for the first few days :) you shouldnt use a regular plastic wrap tho. my artists always told me to wear it for 2-3 days but not too long
I’ve done this method for a couple of my tattoos and will always heal mine this way from now on!! I felt like it held the layer of ink in that would normally flake off. My artist had me only wear mine for 3 days.
My artist spoke to a dermatologist and the “best” way to heal a tattoo which is tremendously better than using after care is simply to wash it in the shower and leave the tattoo dry. A dry wound is a healing wound. My tattoos have healed great since switching to his method
Does it actually work? Getting my tattoo today just got Sandierm and kinda worried now about getting it if I am honest, work in contrustion manily got it for that since scared of dust and etc getting on it.
You should be fine. Many have tried this and have loved it. Yes it can give you blisters but that seems to be far and few. Unless the Saniderm is used in an area like a bend or high rotation you should be okay
i love saniderm! my artist told me i can leave it on for 7 days (the 1st application no 2nd one) I did that and my tattoo was almost completely healed when i removed it. my tattoo is on the outside of my calf and never had a smell.
My tattoo artist said for me to leave on for 8 days. 1st application. There was some plasma buildup but no smell. I'm on my 7th day and it's itching like crazy. This is my first time using however its probably the best experience out of all my tattoos. I wouldn't want any other aftercare after this. I can't wait to take it off. This video was so helpful.
This is very relieving for me to read. I just had a phenomenal tattoo done yesterday and the artists co-owner of the shop applied Saniderm to my arm (the saranwrap was too tight so he suggested Saniderm as a superior method). I’ve read to apply one Saniderm for 24 hrs and another for 6 days, but my guy said to leave the first Saniderm on for 6 days and then take it off. I guess I’m just looking for reassurance here that your experience with it was positive.
@@FTW_666 my artist did the same thing yesterday never mentioned a 2nd application after 24 hours. How’d yours turn out doing it that way everything go good?
This definitely helps when you bump or scratch the area of your tattoo. I’ve had plenty of tattoos with saniderm but I’m really glad I had it on with my last one. I was walking out of my room and wasn’t paying attention and i just woke up. I scraped my arm against the door frame and that would have definitely messed up my healing process if I didn’t have the film on. It stung like I just got slapped really hard, but at least I wasn’t blending from the scrape or took some skin off!
My clients have had so many issues with Saniderm. Especially with the adhesive. Switched to Dermasheild, and all the issues stopped. Best heals I’ve ever had.
I’ve been getting tattoos for 15 years and all my tattoos healed with a second skin on was a breeze. Highly recommend! Taking it off in the shower makes removal way easier.
I absolutely love this product. I got my first tattoo a couple days ago and this was amazing. My tattoo artist recommended for me to take it off on day 5 since my tattoo wasn’t big.
I used saniderm covering both my inner bicep and about half of the lower outer bicep at once (black and grey tattoo) and it definitely healed holding the ink much better than any other tattoos I’d gotten before without it. My artist told me to keep it on for 4-5 days depending on how it felt. My skin is normally sensitive and gets dry easy but I never experienced any prolonged irritation. I’d recommend taking it off in the shower with soap or coconut oil because it hurts like crazy without lol. Only weird part was the adhesive still being left over, but it falls off over time washing it. The best part is definitely being able to shower and sleep comfortably that first week lol
I’ve always used the traditional healing process until I started on my sleeve. Every piece of my arm we used saniderm. IT IS AMAZING! Heal faster, tattoo retains more ink, and ZERO scabbing! I’ll never get ink without using it!
Hey man. I'm getting my tattoo next month (hopefully covid here in Ireland won't fuck up my session to make it another pushed back) I will talk to my tattoo artist about this product! And thank u for ur review
Great vid Justin. I just got my first tattoo earlier (half sleeve) this year and my artist gave me a supply of something similar to Saniderm (a competitor), and it was amazing. I'm so grateful I didnt have to do the standard lotion method because the wrap made it heal so much better!
Thank you 🙏🏼 glad you enjoyed the video yeah this product is absolutely amazing and is definitely a game changer in the tatto aftercare method and process 🔥
I’ve always left saniderm on for 7-8 days. Never changed it after 24 hours. My plasma doesn’t cause irritation on me which is nice. Heals wonderfully every time. It’s fantastic
The big thing for me is the lack of any scabbing, it's a game changer. You take it off after the 5-7 days and by the next day it's in the flaking/peeling phase. Saniderm skips the scab phase entirely. I'm getting a sleeve done, and I have several spots that scabbed and scarred pretty badly, the ink even getting completely pulled from the skin in some of the scabbed areas, this is through traditional wash and moisturize method. Saniderm? Nothing. zero scabbing. I keep the bandage on straight from day 1 through to day 5-7 (doesn't really matter after 5, so I keep it for 7 if it hasn't already started peeling off at the edges) and by the time I remove it, the tattoo starts flaking/peeling the next day. A week later and it's pretty much completely healed. Swear by the stuff. I use it secretly now, because my current artist hates it for some reason, so I bought my own and apply it the day after my tattoo. I remove the regular bandage, wash thoroughly, apply saniderm. Done.
Getting my third tattoo on october 28th. I've used Saniderm for my first two and my experience was amazing. My new tattoo artist doesn't use it, he says that it's better to put cream and let it air out (which I kinda disagree) So yesterday I was wondering if I should order some on Amazon and today you made this video, thanks for helping me decide! Your order has been placed lol
i have both arms and legs completely sleeved , none of my tatts dried like that , that does not seem like a very good method for Tattoo care, my gf is a nurse and she says that doing that is just covering a wound and is just asking for disaster, and yes a tattoo is a wound, it just does not appear that way because it is full of ink and you cant see the wound. a tatt without ink looks like you have been attacked by an artistic cat. A wound needs air to breath in order to heal properly , that bad smell is infection and it is trapped under the plastic and will only irritate any other parts of you skin that it comes into contact with. also that is not your ordinary cling wrap that you use in the kitchen , it has glue on it, why would you want to clog your pores with glue while trying to care for a tattoo. The whole process just seems counter productive to the healing process
I don’t know man. Some of my tattoos that I’ve used Saniderm on have healed the best out of any. It’s medical grade skin so it lets oxygen through to breathe while keeping anything inside or out. I will agree that the glue sticking can be a problem and unpleasant taking off but having it run under some water frost to loosen it up definitely helps. I’ve done both methods to taking it off dry and under water and both work and leave very little glue residue that can easily be taken off
@@SkindrixX I was thinking exactly this. Trying to keep it fresh like that will not help it heal at all and could affect how the tattoo naturally heals. I get that it's sponsored so it's a bit biased, but I've tried on one of my tattoos and it definitely makes the whole thing a lot messier I even had some color be affected on it.
@@SkindrixX I would disagree with this. I haven't used Saniderm, but have used almost the exact same product (Opsite) on my tattoos. I got my Opsite from work (I'm a doctor). It is a dressing made for post -op wounds (as the name would suggest). Usually for a surgical wound you can use Opsite with a built in foam grid for cushioning/support which I wouldn't recommend for a tattoo, but they have the fully clear ones too (like Saniderm) which are often used as a protective barrier during surgery which you can make your incision through. To me it seems really useful and helpful.
I got saniderm on my tattoo (I got it yesterday) so this is my first tattoo. My artist told me to leave it on for 3 days, keep it clean with dial soap (orange one antibacterial) and moisturized.
Just got Saniderm on most recent tattoo, I’ll see how it goes, but so far I like the fact that I can just live life as normal and go to work without having to worry
I believe I also got the Saniderm, but I took it off after about 23 hours instead of the suggested artist’s four days, they wouldn’t rewrap it and just told me to put aftercare asap, Is my new tattoo ruined? It looks good, but I wouldn’t know if it was ruined cos I didn’t follow my artists directions It’s so confusing though cos I called the same tattoo shop earlier and they said if its leaking blood etc I can remove the bandage, thats why I removed the Saniderm after 23 hours cos it was leaking
@@Solo407 you’re supposed to put on more after you take it off the first time and then leave it for 5-7 days I doubt it will get ruined you just need to keep moisturizing it since it’s exposed now you should probably cover it up ASAP if you can purchase more it’s much easier to take care of
@@Solo407 if you can’t get your hands on any saniderm I recommend getting tagaderm it pretty much is the same thing just a different name I couldn’t find any near me but try to get a big size so it’s easier for you
mine also. She said 5 days and then take it off. I think this is better as when you take it off right away, you loose the natural fluid build up which avoids scabbing. Additionally, peeling this off a new tattoo will hurt like a bitch!
As a tattoo artist our shop advises 3 to 5 days straight without taking it off and that is why for sure. All the fluids get re-absorbed and is great for healing. Some people even go up to 7 days before taking it off.
got my first tattoo just over a week ago on my inner bicep, artist put an adhesive bandage (like gauze, not plastic like Saniderm) on and said to leave it for 6 days, had it off for a couple of days now and i have a few little flakey spots and thats it, it's so much better and easier than the wash and moisturise 3x a day method seems. no worrying about ink/blood/fluids on clothes or bedding etc, if a spot itches just gently rub over the bandage as if you're trying to tickle it and the itch is gone! and best of all, pretty much 0 risk of infection during the first phase of the healing process.
Definitely not a tattoo for everyone and I knew that long before getting it. But thank you for your honest opinion and still appreciating the piece for its art and detail. That’s all that matters to me 🙏🏼👊🏼
Extremely interesting, thanks for the content man! I was surprised to hear about what to expect from the product if the tattoo was on a leg/extremity vs other areas.
I’m currently on my third day with it. My tattoo Artist told me to leave it on for 5-7 days. Surprisingly I don’t see any plasma or build up but it starting to itch baaadddd lol great video bro
Most artists done know the proper way to use this. Many people don’t know about the 24 hour part but also at the same time if you’re not having any weeping then it’s okay I think
@justinkd I've just had mine delivered but its just the 1.8m roll... I'm booked in for a full leg sleeve in less then a week and do the have time to reorder another roll! Don't think I'll have enought for two applications!?!? 😬..... If I've not got any plasma build up can i just run with the one skin for 5-7 days??
I just got a new tattoo and it was the first time I saw a tattoo artist use this. He actually seemed pretty excited about it to. I have it on my inner forearm and it's working great. Only thing is the first few days it was pulling a little bit when I bent my arm. So just a note for placement for anyone else if you can avoid it avoid joints if possible. Also, awesome tattoos! Can't wait to get more.
Used it on almost all of my tattoos! I had one bad reaction with it out of 13 tattoos. I’m also pretty sure the reaction was heat related/ to much sun exposure.
I've used Saniderm, Tegaderm, and Second Skin. Loved SS and Tegaderm. I'll never use Saniderm again. It's thinner than the other two and I found it left itchy residue on my skin whereas the other products did not. Plus, it is more difficult to remove. I had great results with Tegaderm and Second Skin and they came off more easily. The Saniderm was difficult to remove and it pulled off skin in the areas that weren't tattooed, so I ended up having more areas that needed healing.
The place I've gotten my last 2 tattoos is using it. I'm impressed by it's results. My tats usually heal in 3 to 4 days. With Saniderm it heals in 2 days. I highly recommend this product.
Justin can we get a video where you review great tattoos or where to get inspiration for tattoo ideas e.g any pages you follow etc p.s lovin your content bro!!
Bit of a long winded story here but this is my experience with Saniderm and similar products. My tattoo artist that did my arm sleeve was pretty oldschool. Been in the business for 30+ years and when I first started going to him, we didn't use Saniderm or any other type of "second skin" for aftercare. We just used that blue sanitized cloth (sorry, no idea what its called) and taped it on to cover for 24 hours. The majority of my sleeve was done like this. The very last session was the inside of the bicep and after this session, he told me that the ministry of health was making tattoo artists use products like Saniderm, so that's what we used. Honestly, for the inside of the bicep, it was awful to remove the Saniderm. It didn't peel off cleanly and being such a sensitive spot already, peeling it off was more painful then the tattoo itself. I've since gotten more tattoos and used Saniderm a few times since, to much better results. Long story short, for me , it depends where the tattoo is and how long it gets left on for. Side note, the inside of my bicep had the roughest healing and most noticeable fading compared to the rest of my arm, which healed perfectly and stills looks like new.
I just tried Saniderm for the first time. It was great not having to worry about constantly having to wash and moisturize. Also I have dogs and a cat in the house and I didn't have to worry about hair and dirt- infection. The worst thing that happened- I had problems wrapping the Saniderm around my forearm and got a wrinkle in the film. When I went to change it after the first twenty four hours, when I was pulling it off, it stuck to my skin and I ripped off a good chunk of skin where the wrinkle had been. Be sure to make sure that the film is smooth when you apply it! I would recommend Saniderm to everybody. Love the stick balms. It is so nice just rolling the moisturizer on instead of gunking it out of a tub.
My artist started using this a little while ago. It has taken the dread out of the tattoo after care process. I leave the first one on for 24 hours and the replacement on for a week and only change it out if there is any major fluid build up or if the Saniderm becomes unstuck. I could never think about going back to any other method for aftercare.
Will definitely use this. Planning out and drawing up a full sleeve. I work in production at a factory so this will definitely also help keeping it clean. Thanks.
Great video! I was able to gather a bunch of information from this video that was extremely helpful and I just want to take the time to thank you for giving out all of this great information.
I got a tattoo Sunday the first one I’ve had probably close to five years and my artist used this product. It does look great and the seeping seem to go away within 24 hours. Seems to be a great advance in the art and even though I don’t plan on waiting the full seven days I know this is a positive Product in the tattoo world. I look forward to my next tattoo
How long did you wait and did you experience scabbing after taking it off? Also I’m going to a party tm should I take it off or keep it on during that time period
I always get my new tattoos wrapped up with a product called SupraSorb. I guess this is a similar product, which was originally designed to cover up burns. It‘s much easier and safer to apply than Saniderm. And it‘s definitely not made to get peeled off after 24h and applied again afterwards because doing so holds a unnecessary risk of an infection. Leave it on for a week and most importantly: leave your tattoo alone during that week. It‘s designed that way to let your tattoo or wounds heal properly while protecting it from dust, dirt and yourself and your dirty hands. 😉
Something I found works for me is before tattooing my skin, I apply an oil to my skin for a while to prepare my skin before tattooing. Thank you for your video.
this is the first of 3 videos that ive watched about saniderm that mentioned it is made with latex. thank you. i am allergic to latex so that was very useful to know
I bought Saniderm for my first tattoo and ended up not needing it. My artist gave me a similar product by a different name. If people say healing is easier with second skin I wonder how it must be without. The worst part of getting a tattoo for me was the peeling and how careful I had to be.
Yeah there are other brands that do this aswel. Saniderm is just the top and leading brand in the field. I found with this my tattoo didn’t itch at all and only started to flake when it was removed. It takes acouple days off your mind in terms of peeling and worrying
I just got my first tat im on day 5 & I bought some from amazon cause I liked the idea of not taking care of it.. ive been changing it every 2 days when I shower just to clean it & I work 2 jobs so its nice not having to worry bout it rubbing against my pants
I have no idea how you pulled off the saniderm, not in the shower!! i just got my inner bicep done and pulling off the saniderm was worse than the entire tattoo. Anyways love the vids and the tattoos!
It’s definitely not a walk in the park but if you just go slow and pull downward it’s doable. Doing it in the Shower is definitely the best course of action though 👌🏼😅
Had it on for 7 days was so scared to take off I went back to my artist to take it off he just ripped it off like he's been doing for yrs and o have to say its brilliant no hassle will defo be using it again plus it felt so good coming off
It’s definitely worth a try if you’ve never tried it before! Many love it and I’ve found it so helpful for certain areas 👌🏼 also I got that 10% off code linked in the description to help you out 🙋🏼♀️
@@justinkd im definitely going to try it out. And the fact you can make little repairs and continue the process is really cool. I noticed a massive difference when you went half on half off, do tattooist provide it or do I need to purchase and take it on the day. Oh I will be using the code, appreciate that. 👊🏾
So after starting my head tattoo..First thoughts not painful at all at the top (3.5/10, the spot i would say i felt a 6/10 was at the hair line shading etc that wasn't comfortable but definitely bareable I think most would agree. The fact i didn't bleed anywhere shocked both myself and my tattooist. The saniderm I ended up not ordering it as my tattooist uses it. But I noticed that it doesn't stick good to the parts of the head that have a little hair there so it ended up coming off slightly lastnight. I've now taken it off and decided to use the original method of healing but when I go back and finish it off ill use it for that 100% for comparison.
My artist used Saniderm on my big thigh piece, and zero leaks! It was so awesome and easy to use, and my tattoo healed great because of it. However, my artist recommended to not peel the Saniderm off, as that can cause more irritation on the tattooed skin, but to slowly roll it off using coconut oil. A healthy amount of coconut oil in the shower really helped easily my covering.
Thank you so much for this information, it always helps to be informed. Just today I got my first tattoo and my tattoo artist really appreciated me being so informed and knowing what I was getting into. All because of your help, I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one who appreciates it but thank you so much. She did give me the saniderm which had me a bit nervous but now that I saw this video it helped a lot. Keep up the great work!
Got this stuff on my arm right now. It's great but uncomfortable at night. My skin got irritated around the edges. I had no fluid built up as of yet. I got a black and gray tattoo. I am on day 3 and I am propably taking it off tonight as the edges are starting to get more irritated on the inside of my arm.
I have the same thing with Saniderm on the inside of my bicep. I tried it for the first time in January of 2022. I am working on a full sleeve project. The Saniderm was great and did not irritate my skin on places that did not move much. However, when placed on my inner arm, it makes it very red and irritated. Over the year I have switched to Recovery Derm and I find it a much more pleasant experience. I still have a bunch of Saniderm left so I just use it in a pinch if I need to change a bandage.
Thank you for your video. I got a tattoo yesterday and just removed my first saniderm bandage. Second one on. I too have an irritated area of un-tattooed skin. I will continue to watch it and take it off if it gets worse. I was freaking a little until I watched this, so thank you for that!
I just got a new tattoo yesterday and the shop put saniderm on me for the first time. When i got home i found this video and thats when i found out it had latex and I have a latex allergy so that explains why my skin got puffy and irritated lol.
It’s actually the very opposite it’s a hassle to constantly wash clean moisturize and apply healing ointment three times a day throughout the whole week
Definitely not a hassle. Your artist most likely will apply the first one. Then after you apply the second you literally don't do anything else for 7 days. Mine didn't show any significant build up until day 7. No rash no nothing
Lmaooo honestly 😂 rashes, pimples, irritation... bright side is I’m experiencing it all and know how to go about it and help anyone else out that may experience it aswell
I've been getting tattooed for the last 18 years and have been using Saniderm for the last 3. I'll never fo back to the "old fashioned" way of healing. I've noticed that using the off brand leaves more residue behind when you peel it off. Stick to the actual Saniderm brand and you'll have a better experience.
I got a realism tattoo half sleeve on my upper arm that has heavy blacks . After the first night of letting the majority of the fluids drain into the plastic wrap I washed my tattoo, let it dry, and applied saniderm. I loved it the first 2 days because I didn’t have to worry about it . But because I work outdoors (HVAC) I sweat. The saniderm doesn’t prevent you from sweating it just traps the sweat against you skin which for me caused a lot of pimples and smell and pockets of puss. Out of panic I removed the saniderm on the 3rd day and it took a lot of deep black off of my tattoo which ended up healing grey in some parts. Because its a realism piece that took multiple sessions I was able to get it fixed on the 2nd session. After the 2nd session I did the same process of letting it drain and applying the next day to give it another shot. This time I would drain the pockets of puss and sweat and do the patches of saniderm which worked well. I left it on for a total of 5 days and would only trim off the parts that came off on their own. When you sweat a lot the saniderm adhesive comes off easily so on the 5th day the sweat allowed the saniderm to slide off completely leaving a perfectly healed tattoo. Although it smells gives you pimples and can be uncomfortable depending on where it is, as long as you leave it alone and don’t panic the tattoo heals perfectly. I would recommend saniderm to anyone that works in a dirty job that would be struggling to keep the tattoo clean while healing the traditional way. For people that don’t sweat at the gym or at work saniderm should give you no problems at all.
Definitely agree with you. I could see people freaking out easily using this for the first time and having that happen. But if all goes well and I hope that people watch this video, see these comments they’ll be less worried and just let the product do it’s thing. For you atleast it was on for acouple days like they say for atleast the wound to heal and cause less chance of contamination
I have used saniderm for all my tattoos. My smallest one I only had to keep on over night. However, my biggest one had to be kept on for 5 days. I let it bleed for the first day to the point of leakage. Then I cleaned the area with green soap and applied saniderm myself at home. My tattoo artist always tells me not to worry about weeping. It’s actually healthy for your tattoo to sit in the ink and plasma. I never noticed a smell or anything. Biggest thing is listening to your own body. If the saniderm is leaking or you notice swelling or infection take it off, clean the area, and reapply.
Neosporin and ceramic wrap for 8 hours then take off ceramic wrap clean your tattoo in the shower and use healing ointment for about 10 days then shower clean it and then switch to lotion
Your tattoo looks cool mate. I'm getting in a few weeks a big back tattoo and I'm going to get some of that saniderm. Thanks for the video and I hope it will help me..
Thanks for the video, this is great. I am getting my first tattoo next week, doing a half sleeve. Are you able to to go to the gym with it on or do you recommend not going to the gym for two weeks like you said in a previous video? Thanks
I got a saying in script lettering on my forearm. It’s been a godsend to use this. No clothes rubbing on it. No scratching it in the middle of the night. No catching it on the desk at work. It’s a little bit itchy now. I have to make sure that’s kosher but it says 5 days minimum. So much easier than the traditional way when your skin doesn’t like scratches or abrasions to begin with and typically gets irritated. This takes that possibility away.
tattoo is BADASS!! my last tattoo was the first one I had in almost a decade. Gun was different (MUCH less painful) and artist used this. Healed WAY quicker and much better. lol - it did look BAD as I was pulling the saniderm off. came out great though.
It's a matter of preference, which 1 are you talking about? The saniderm balm and the hustle butter are just moisturizer. Some artists say things like that are just gimmicks to upcharge, some artists swear by the hustle butter. I use lubriderm It's cheap and has stood the test of time, I have been interested in trying hustle butter though. When it comes to keeping your tattoo vibrant, good healing 1st, then moisturize them. Keep them out of the sun as much as possible or use high spf sunscreen with uva and uvb protection. And keep the top layer of skin healthy, so exfoliate things like that. Somebody told me they use anti aging cream on their tattoos but I'm not sold on that completely it was in some comments and I couldn't see their tattoos or know the age of them.
My artist applied 2nd skin right after he finished..no oozing of plasma,no fluids no scabbing..removed after 4 days then started regular cleaning/moisturizing and healing perfect..guess everyone is different
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Appreciate Video! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you ever tried - Rozardner Body Design Reality (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is an awesome one of a kind product for learning how to remove an unwanted tattoo naturally without the headache. Ive heard some decent things about it and my cooworker got cool results with it.
I just use hustle butter throughout I find my tattoo is heeled and the peeling gone in about 6-7 days, hydrated my ink all day and prevents scanning
Waiting on my to come this week for my tattoo this weekend. I would like to know can Aquafor be used in conjunction with Saniderm? In other words, once the 24hr pass and I clean it and wait for 30 min to dry, do or can I apply the Aquafor or theres no true need since Saniderm is a breatheable 2nd skin? Thank you.
Hey man just wanted to thank you for leaving those day by day tattoo aftercare tips. My sleeve is now fully healed and process helped a lot
Glad I was able to help! Thanks for leaving the comment and showing some love 🙏🏼👊🏼
Saniderm or second skin is the best way to go. Hands down. I have been using it for over 200 hours of work now and the tattoos look better once healed too!
I just used sandiderm. Today was day 7. I was so scared taking it off I thought my tattoo was ruined lol after I took it off and washed it then applied the moisturizing ointment my tattoo looks awesome. Sandiderm is great. It may not look like it works and it feels like your damaging the tattoo even you take it off but it's not
Yeah it’s definitely scary to see that when you take it off. If I hadn’t talked with the Saniderm representative and knew before hand about everything I’d definitely be scared but it’s an awesome product and something I’ll forever continue to use 🙏🏼
What type of ointment ment did you use?
@@justinkd so I've had my saniderm on for 4 days and it's starting to pull up around the corners and starting to come off. Should I take it off, clean and moisturize the tattoo or should I try and wait it out?
I'm on day 5. Pray 4 me lol
@@Duran.james1512I hope u waited
It's amazing. Especially larger pieces. They stay moist and don't bleed on my sheets at night or dry up overnight. Omg love this stuff
For the people that are allergic to latex, I suggest Tegaderm. Same concept except latex free. Also medical grade, we use it at the hospital for wound care. The only issue I believe is that it only has certain sizes, so you would have to use multiple pieces to fit a large tattoo.
Thank you! Didn’t even realize saniderm had latex till now, I ordered some earlier today. Would have probably ruined my new tattoo that I love lol. Just now ordered the tegaderm and canceled the saniderm.
My saniderm hadn’t got to me yet. So I picked this up at Walmart. Needed 3 boxes of 8 for my tattoo. But worked great. Actually less skin irritation than saniderm
Omg thank you for this cause I would have never known and would have screwed up my tattoo in 2 days when I get it cause I was.definitely going to use it ...and I'm very very allergic to latex so I'll try the other for sure.
I can’t thank you enough brother. I’m on my third big tattoo (18 hours of work in total) and on the second day of healing (after reapplying the saniderm patch. I have more fluid build up and that foul smell like you talked about. Was worried, but after rewatching this video I feel confident I can care for it and heal properly. You’re the man, and what you do is greatly appreciated.
after seeing your journey with it then I suppose it is different for everyone. I got a forearm tattoo and it’s a pretty decent size. I had no fluid buildup whatsoever, no bumps or pimples. I guess the negatives for me were day 4-6 was VERY itchy and the residue it left behind after I took it off was extremely sticky for 2 days no matter what I did or how I cleaned it. Other than that it’s incredible and I’d never personally go back to the traditional way
Yeah everyone’s body is going to act differently to this. As for itchy I didn’t feel anything until the saniderm was taken offf and also to help you in the next time you use it, use coconut oil or what they recommend to (sanibalm) over the residue spots and that should take it off
@@justinkd noted. Appreciate it bro. I only have 3 tattoos but definitely have that itch now 😂
@@jeremiahcollins_ seriously, the itch is crazy. makes me wanna take a knife to the ink lmao
Slap that shit bro 🔥
For me it was so itchy I took it off after the fourth day
thank you for doing a video on Saniderm. My friend was trying to tell me I was doing it wrong because I wasn't supposed to cover it. Her sister didn't cover hers and what not. Glad to hear that doing the saniderm way wasn't wrong either.
you can use saniderm because the skin can breathe and is still protected for the first few days :) you shouldnt use a regular plastic wrap tho. my artists always told me to wear it for 2-3 days but not too long
I’ve done this method for a couple of my tattoos and will always heal mine this way from now on!! I felt like it held the layer of ink in that would normally flake off. My artist had me only wear mine for 3 days.
My artist spoke to a dermatologist and the “best” way to heal a tattoo which is tremendously better than using after care is simply to wash it in the shower and leave the tattoo dry. A dry wound is a healing wound. My tattoos have healed great since switching to his method
I will never use sandiderm again after it gave me blisters after day 3. I will just wash and let it dry now
Does it actually work? Getting my tattoo today just got Sandierm and kinda worried now about getting it if I am honest, work in contrustion manily got it for that since scared of dust and etc getting on it.
You should be fine. Many have tried this and have loved it. Yes it can give you blisters but that seems to be far and few. Unless the Saniderm is used in an area like a bend or high rotation you should be okay
@@justinkd working inside for now so not to worry about the sun or anything thank you really appreciate it sm ! Getting my new tattoo in a hour
Awesome bro! Goodluck with it 👍🏼👊🏼
i love saniderm! my artist told me i can leave it on for 7 days (the 1st application no 2nd one) I did that and my tattoo was almost completely healed when i removed it. my tattoo is on the outside of my calf and never had a smell.
I'm on day 7 of the 1st application and get to remove it today! I also have had no liquid buildup or smell. Just the damn itching!
My tattoo artist said for me to leave on for 8 days. 1st application. There was some plasma buildup but no smell. I'm on my 7th day and it's itching like crazy. This is my first time using however its probably the best experience out of all my tattoos. I wouldn't want any other aftercare after this. I can't wait to take it off. This video was so helpful.
This is very relieving for me to read. I just had a phenomenal tattoo done yesterday and the artists co-owner of the shop applied Saniderm to my arm (the saranwrap was too tight so he suggested Saniderm as a superior method). I’ve read to apply one Saniderm for 24 hrs and another for 6 days, but my guy said to leave the first Saniderm on for 6 days and then take it off. I guess I’m just looking for reassurance here that your experience with it was positive.
Did you guys remove it with water or dry?
@@FTW_666 my artist did the same thing yesterday never mentioned a 2nd application after 24 hours. How’d yours turn out doing it that way everything go good?
This definitely helps when you bump or scratch the area of your tattoo. I’ve had plenty of tattoos with saniderm but I’m really glad I had it on with my last one. I was walking out of my room and wasn’t paying attention and i just woke up. I scraped my arm against the door frame and that would have definitely messed up my healing process if I didn’t have the film on. It stung like I just got slapped really hard, but at least I wasn’t blending from the scrape or took some skin off!
My clients have had so many issues with Saniderm. Especially with the adhesive. Switched to Dermasheild, and all the issues stopped. Best heals I’ve ever had.
I’ve been getting tattoos for 15 years and all my tattoos healed with a second skin on was a breeze. Highly recommend! Taking it off in the shower makes removal way easier.
I absolutely love this product. I got my first tattoo a couple days ago and this was amazing. My tattoo artist recommended for me to take it off on day 5 since my tattoo wasn’t big.
I was just thinkin about this product to use for my 1st tattoo ina couple of days....u just came in time😌
Get it and you’ll love it 👊🏼
I used saniderm covering both my inner bicep and about half of the lower outer bicep at once (black and grey tattoo) and it definitely healed holding the ink much better than any other tattoos I’d gotten before without it. My artist told me to keep it on for 4-5 days depending on how it felt. My skin is normally sensitive and gets dry easy but I never experienced any prolonged irritation. I’d recommend taking it off in the shower with soap or coconut oil because it hurts like crazy without lol. Only weird part was the adhesive still being left over, but it falls off over time washing it. The best part is definitely being able to shower and sleep comfortably that first week lol
Yeah those are it’s big pluses for me aswell along with the carefree of not having having to constantly wash dry it through the week
I'm on day 5. .can't wait to shower freely lol. I got my neck tatted so it b difficult trying not to soak my neck to much lol
I’ve always used the traditional healing process until I started on my sleeve. Every piece of my arm we used saniderm. IT IS AMAZING! Heal faster, tattoo retains more ink, and ZERO scabbing! I’ll never get ink without using it!
I can vouch for Saniderm. I get black market tattoos and the artists who have used this sold me. Regardless of size, it makes healing so much easier.
Hey man. I'm getting my tattoo next month (hopefully covid here in Ireland won't fuck up my session to make it another pushed back)
I will talk to my tattoo artist about this product! And thank u for ur review
Were you able to get your tattoo???
Badass dude I bought one to try it out but I didn’t know how but this does help me out. Can’t wait to see the pros and cons video.
Thanks and that’s Coming this week! 👊🏼
Great vid Justin. I just got my first tattoo earlier (half sleeve) this year and my artist gave me a supply of something similar to Saniderm (a competitor), and it was amazing. I'm so grateful I didnt have to do the standard lotion method because the wrap made it heal so much better!
Thank you 🙏🏼 glad you enjoyed the video yeah this product is absolutely amazing and is definitely a game changer in the tatto aftercare method and process 🔥
I’ve always left saniderm on for 7-8 days. Never changed it after 24 hours. My plasma doesn’t cause irritation on me which is nice. Heals wonderfully every time. It’s fantastic
The big thing for me is the lack of any scabbing, it's a game changer. You take it off after the 5-7 days and by the next day it's in the flaking/peeling phase.
Saniderm skips the scab phase entirely. I'm getting a sleeve done, and I have several spots that scabbed and scarred pretty badly, the ink even getting completely pulled from the skin in some of the scabbed areas, this is through traditional wash and moisturize method.
Saniderm? Nothing. zero scabbing. I keep the bandage on straight from day 1 through to day 5-7 (doesn't really matter after 5, so I keep it for 7 if it hasn't already started peeling off at the edges) and by the time I remove it, the tattoo starts flaking/peeling the next day. A week later and it's pretty much completely healed.
Swear by the stuff.
I use it secretly now, because my current artist hates it for some reason, so I bought my own and apply it the day after my tattoo. I remove the regular bandage, wash thoroughly, apply saniderm. Done.
Getting my third tattoo on october 28th. I've used Saniderm for my first two and my experience was amazing.
My new tattoo artist doesn't use it, he says that it's better to put cream and let it air out (which I kinda disagree)
So yesterday I was wondering if I should order some on Amazon and today you made this video, thanks for helping me decide!
Your order has been placed lol
i have both arms and legs completely sleeved , none of my tatts dried like that , that does not seem like a very good method for Tattoo care, my gf is a nurse and she says that doing that is just covering a wound and is just asking for disaster, and yes a tattoo is a wound, it just does not appear that way because it is full of ink and you cant see the wound. a tatt without ink looks like you have been attacked by an artistic cat. A wound needs air to breath in order to heal properly , that bad smell is infection and it is trapped under the plastic and will only irritate any other parts of you skin that it comes into contact with. also that is not your ordinary cling wrap that you use in the kitchen , it has glue on it, why would you want to clog your pores with glue while trying to care for a tattoo. The whole process just seems counter productive to the healing process
I don’t know man. Some of my tattoos that I’ve used Saniderm on have healed the best out of any. It’s medical grade skin so it lets oxygen through to breathe while keeping anything inside or out. I will agree that the glue sticking can be a problem and unpleasant taking off but having it run under some water frost to loosen it up definitely helps. I’ve done both methods to taking it off dry and under water and both work and leave very little glue residue that can easily be taken off
@@SkindrixX I was thinking exactly this. Trying to keep it fresh like that will not help it heal at all and could affect how the tattoo naturally heals. I get that it's sponsored so it's a bit biased, but I've tried on one of my tattoos and it definitely makes the whole thing a lot messier I even had some color be affected on it.
@@justinkd it's kinda like cigar wraps, it looks like plastic but it's a membrane that let's moisture out but nothing in.
@@SkindrixX I would disagree with this. I haven't used Saniderm, but have used almost the exact same product (Opsite) on my tattoos. I got my Opsite from work (I'm a doctor). It is a dressing made for post -op wounds (as the name would suggest). Usually for a surgical wound you can use Opsite with a built in foam grid for cushioning/support which I wouldn't recommend for a tattoo, but they have the fully clear ones too (like Saniderm) which are often used as a protective barrier during surgery which you can make your incision through. To me it seems really useful and helpful.
Getting my first tattoo this Saturday, on my forearm of a cross can’t wait!
I got saniderm on my tattoo (I got it yesterday) so this is my first tattoo. My artist told me to leave it on for 3 days, keep it clean with dial soap (orange one antibacterial) and moisturized.
Just got Saniderm on most recent tattoo, I’ll see how it goes, but so far I like the fact that I can just live life as normal and go to work without having to worry
how was it ? i want to try it out for my tat i’m getting on sat!
@@jocelyn.__. it’s good
I believe I also got the Saniderm, but I took it off after about 23 hours instead of the suggested artist’s four days, they wouldn’t rewrap it and just told me to put aftercare asap, Is my new tattoo ruined?
It looks good, but I wouldn’t know if it was ruined cos I didn’t follow my artists directions
It’s so confusing though cos I called the same tattoo shop earlier and they said if its leaking blood etc I can remove the bandage, thats why I removed the Saniderm after 23 hours cos it was leaking
@@Solo407 you’re supposed to put on more after you take it off the first time and then leave it for 5-7 days I doubt it will get ruined you just need to keep moisturizing it since it’s exposed now you should probably cover it up ASAP if you can purchase more it’s much easier to take care of
@@Solo407 if you can’t get your hands on any saniderm I recommend getting tagaderm it pretty much is the same thing just a different name I couldn’t find any near me but try to get a big size so it’s easier for you
Just used it for the 1st time 2 weeks ago. My artist said to just leave it on for 4 days straight and then take it off and moisturize as normal
mine also. She said 5 days and then take it off. I think this is better as when you take it off right away, you loose the natural fluid build up which avoids scabbing. Additionally, peeling this off a new tattoo will hurt like a bitch!
As a tattoo artist our shop advises 3 to 5 days straight without taking it off and that is why for sure. All the fluids get re-absorbed and is great for healing. Some people even go up to 7 days before taking it off.
got my first tattoo just over a week ago on my inner bicep, artist put an adhesive bandage (like gauze, not plastic like Saniderm) on and said to leave it for 6 days, had it off for a couple of days now and i have a few little flakey spots and thats it, it's so much better and easier than the wash and moisturise 3x a day method seems. no worrying about ink/blood/fluids on clothes or bedding etc, if a spot itches just gently rub over the bandage as if you're trying to tickle it and the itch is gone! and best of all, pretty much 0 risk of infection during the first phase of the healing process.
Do u know the name of three product
@@44icehouse unfortunately not sorry, was in a plain white box at the studio so didn't see a name or anything on it.
@@KingMatto ok. Thanks😎👍
Thanks for sharing and next time you’re there see and ask about it so we all can look into it aswell 👌🏼👊🏼
Not a tattoo I would get for myself but the detail on it is AMAZING.
I don't know girl, I though it was way too dark, without much difference from the background to the dog, that is a dog right?
@@Estuardino71 that's Anubis.
Definitely not a tattoo for everyone and I knew that long before getting it. But thank you for your honest opinion and still appreciating the piece for its art and detail. That’s all that matters to me 🙏🏼👊🏼
Extremely interesting, thanks for the content man! I was surprised to hear about what to expect from the product if the tattoo was on a leg/extremity vs other areas.
Hope I was able to deliver some new information/look on the product 👊🏼
I’m currently on my third day with it. My tattoo Artist told me to leave it on for 5-7 days. Surprisingly I don’t see any plasma or build up but it starting to itch baaadddd lol great video bro
Most artists done know the proper way to use this. Many people don’t know about the 24 hour part but also at the same time if you’re not having any weeping then it’s okay I think
@justinkd I've just had mine delivered but its just the 1.8m roll... I'm booked in for a full leg sleeve in less then a week and do the have time to reorder another roll! Don't think I'll have enought for two applications!?!? 😬..... If I've not got any plasma build up can i just run with the one skin for 5-7 days??
Just got a fresh shoulder tattoo and was looking for a good product. Thanks to your video I was able to find a product that works for me. 👍👍👍👍
Hope I was able to help 🙏🏼👊🏼
I just got a new tattoo and it was the first time I saw a tattoo artist use this. He actually seemed pretty excited about it to. I have it on my inner forearm and it's working great. Only thing is the first few days it was pulling a little bit when I bent my arm. So just a note for placement for anyone else if you can avoid it avoid joints if possible.
Also, awesome tattoos! Can't wait to get more.
Used it on almost all of my tattoos! I had one bad reaction with it out of 13 tattoos. I’m also pretty sure the reaction was heat related/ to much sun exposure.
I've used Saniderm, Tegaderm, and Second Skin. Loved SS and Tegaderm. I'll never use Saniderm again. It's thinner than the other two and I found it left itchy residue on my skin whereas the other products did not. Plus, it is more difficult to remove. I had great results with Tegaderm and Second Skin and they came off more easily. The Saniderm was difficult to remove and it pulled off skin in the areas that weren't tattooed, so I ended up having more areas that needed healing.
Perfect timing for this video! I got a sleeve coming up this Tuesday and was wondering about this product!
Definitely recommend you trying this out. You won’t be disappointed 👊🏼👌🏼
The place I've gotten my last 2 tattoos is using it. I'm impressed by it's results. My tats usually heal in 3 to 4 days. With Saniderm it heals in 2 days. I highly recommend this product.
Don’t lie
Badass piece something I would definitely get, looking forward to seeing the finished product and results
Will be posting the fully healed video soon 👊🏼
Justin can we get a video where you review great tattoos or where to get inspiration for tattoo ideas e.g any pages you follow etc
p.s lovin your content bro!!
That’s a great idea! I’ll put it on my list! 👊🏼 and thanks for the support 🙏🏼
Bit of a long winded story here but this is my experience with Saniderm and similar products. My tattoo artist that did my arm sleeve was pretty oldschool. Been in the business for 30+ years and when I first started going to him, we didn't use Saniderm or any other type of "second skin" for aftercare. We just used that blue sanitized cloth (sorry, no idea what its called) and taped it on to cover for 24 hours. The majority of my sleeve was done like this. The very last session was the inside of the bicep and after this session, he told me that the ministry of health was making tattoo artists use products like Saniderm, so that's what we used. Honestly, for the inside of the bicep, it was awful to remove the Saniderm. It didn't peel off cleanly and being such a sensitive spot already, peeling it off was more painful then the tattoo itself. I've since gotten more tattoos and used Saniderm a few times since, to much better results.
Long story short, for me , it depends where the tattoo is and how long it gets left on for. Side note, the inside of my bicep had the roughest healing and most noticeable fading compared to the rest of my arm, which healed perfectly and stills looks like new.
I just tried Saniderm for the first time. It was great not having to worry about constantly having to wash and moisturize. Also I have dogs and a cat in the house and I didn't have to worry about hair and dirt- infection.
The worst thing that happened- I had problems wrapping the Saniderm around my forearm and got a wrinkle in the film. When I went to change it after the first twenty four hours, when I was pulling it off, it stuck to my skin and I ripped off a good chunk of skin where the wrinkle had been. Be sure to make sure that the film is smooth when you apply it!
I would recommend Saniderm to everybody. Love the stick balms. It is so nice just rolling the moisturizer on instead of gunking it out of a tub.
My artist started using this a little while ago. It has taken the dread out of the tattoo after care process. I leave the first one on for 24 hours and the replacement on for a week and only change it out if there is any major fluid build up or if the Saniderm becomes unstuck. I could never think about going back to any other method for aftercare.
5th day onwards!! it itches...and thanks to this product it saves from infection or bacteria from the itch
Can confirm. On day 5 it started itching like crazy
Will definitely use this. Planning out and drawing up a full sleeve. I work in production at a factory so this will definitely also help keeping it clean. Thanks.
Great video! I was able to gather a bunch of information from this video that was extremely helpful and I just want to take the time to thank you for giving out all of this great information.
I didn’t have much weeping and no smell at all. I did get mine on my forearm though
I got a tattoo Sunday the first one I’ve had probably close to five years and my artist used this product. It does look great and the seeping seem to go away within 24 hours. Seems to be a great advance in the art and even though I don’t plan on waiting the full seven days I know this is a positive Product in the tattoo world. I look forward to my next tattoo
How long did you wait and did you experience scabbing after taking it off? Also I’m going to a party tm should I take it off or keep it on during that time period
Man I so appreciate you!! Your videos are informative, Helpful and Straight To The Point!! I Love it!!
🙌🏽💜 I’ve been thinking about bringing this in for my clients thank you!!
When I used saniderm it was for just 3 days. Healed the fastest and best that way
After removing what did you do
Got my back calf sleeve done used saniderm it’s great definitely recommend
Glad to hear!!! Thanks for giving your input on it 👊🏼
@@justinkd no problem you’ve been very helpful thru the process thanks for the knowledge 🤝
My pleasure 🙏🏼
I love the stuff, makes healing so much faster and EASIER. Give it a try it's by far the superior method of healing.
Thank you for mentioning pimples bruh I was nervous
Not gonna lie I’m more into Chicano tattoos but. That leg piece is sick af👌🏻
Everyone’s got their own style 👊🏼
I always get my new tattoos wrapped up with a product called SupraSorb. I guess this is a similar product, which was originally designed to cover up burns.
It‘s much easier and safer to apply than Saniderm. And it‘s definitely not made to get peeled off after 24h and applied again afterwards because doing so holds a unnecessary risk of an infection. Leave it on for a week and most importantly: leave your tattoo alone during that week.
It‘s designed that way to let your tattoo or wounds heal properly while protecting it from dust, dirt and yourself and your dirty hands. 😉
Something I found works for me is before tattooing my skin, I apply an oil to my skin for a while to prepare my skin before tattooing. Thank you for your video.
this is the first of 3 videos that ive watched about saniderm that mentioned it is made with latex. thank you. i am allergic to latex so that was very useful to know
Glad I was able to help inform you on that 🙏🏼👊🏼
Samiderm is latex free.
Also, Hustle Butter is by far the best aftercare product I've ever used. Highly recommended.
Even on darker skin?
@@cobbygaming7021 I really dont see why not. It's more about healing and preserving so skin color shouldnt be a factor in that
That was my go to the first year i started my body suit. But i have converted to second skin. It’s way nicer to resume to life as usual.
And it smells amazing!!
I bought Saniderm for my first tattoo and ended up not needing it. My artist gave me a similar product by a different name. If people say healing is easier with second skin I wonder how it must be without. The worst part of getting a tattoo for me was the peeling and how careful I had to be.
Yeah there are other brands that do this aswel. Saniderm is just the top and leading brand in the field. I found with this my tattoo didn’t itch at all and only started to flake when it was removed. It takes acouple days off your mind in terms of peeling and worrying
Peeling saniderm off a 5 day old tattoo is nothing compared to peeling your sheets or clothing off a fresh tattoo.
I will be trying it on my next tattoo. Great review. That is a real nice addition to your collection. Keep up the great content.
I just got my first tat im on day 5 & I bought some from amazon cause I liked the idea of not taking care of it.. ive been changing it every 2 days when I shower just to clean it & I work 2 jobs so its nice not having to worry bout it rubbing against my pants
I have no idea how you pulled off the saniderm, not in the shower!! i just got my inner bicep done and pulling off the saniderm was worse than the entire tattoo. Anyways love the vids and the tattoos!
It’s definitely not a walk in the park but if you just go slow and pull downward it’s doable. Doing it in the Shower is definitely the best course of action though 👌🏼😅
Just extra two cents but removal is a lot easier when you’re in a steamy shower!
This is true 👌🏼
Had it on for 7 days was so scared to take off I went back to my artist to take it off he just ripped it off like he's been doing for yrs and o have to say its brilliant no hassle will defo be using it again plus it felt so good coming off
First time getting saniderm for my line work last month and by the 3 days later it was basically healed. 100% love this over the old Saran Wrap shit
i use it for 5 days, and then just use cream when it's dry lol.
Thank you for this video! I have saniderm on right now for the first time, and I was worried about the Weeping underneath it.
Glad I was able to help put you at ease 🙏🏼
Perfect video. Because im getting my whole head done next Wednesday. I've been looking into saniderm...to see it in action im sold.
It’s definitely worth a try if you’ve never tried it before! Many love it and I’ve found it so helpful for certain areas 👌🏼 also I got that 10% off code linked in the description to help you out 🙋🏼♀️
@@justinkd im definitely going to try it out. And the fact you can make little repairs and continue the process is really cool. I noticed a massive difference when you went half on half off, do tattooist provide it or do I need to purchase and take it on the day. Oh I will be using the code, appreciate that. 👊🏾
So after starting my head tattoo..First thoughts not painful at all at the top (3.5/10, the spot i would say i felt a 6/10 was at the hair line shading etc that wasn't comfortable but definitely bareable I think most would agree. The fact i didn't bleed anywhere shocked both myself and my tattooist. The saniderm I ended up not ordering it as my tattooist uses it. But I noticed that it doesn't stick good to the parts of the head that have a little hair there so it ended up coming off slightly lastnight. I've now taken it off and decided to use the original method of healing but when I go back and finish it off ill use it for that 100% for comparison.
Love the way how u showed the not so good part as well even after being the affiliate of the product
My artist used Saniderm on my big thigh piece, and zero leaks! It was so awesome and easy to use, and my tattoo healed great because of it. However, my artist recommended to not peel the Saniderm off, as that can cause more irritation on the tattooed skin, but to slowly roll it off using coconut oil. A healthy amount of coconut oil in the shower really helped easily my covering.
Yes that is correct they also recommend that on the Saniderm website in their forum page on how to takeoff a the second skin
coconut oil! genius. the second skin is actually so painful to peel off!
@@eimajhteb8288 yes definitely not fun! I just had my first leg sleeve session and I’m not looking forward to peeling it all off 😫
Tattoo looks amazing!
Neck neck
Thank you so much for this information, it always helps to be informed. Just today I got my first tattoo and my tattoo artist really appreciated me being so informed and knowing what I was getting into. All because of your help, I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one who appreciates it but thank you so much. She did give me the saniderm which had me a bit nervous but now that I saw this video it helped a lot. Keep up the great work!
I love your videos man! They are a lot of help! ❤️
Thank you I appreciate the support 🙏🏼👊🏼
Got this stuff on my arm right now. It's great but uncomfortable at night. My skin got irritated around the edges. I had no fluid built up as of yet. I got a black and gray tattoo. I am on day 3 and I am propably taking it off tonight as the edges are starting to get more irritated on the inside of my arm.
I have the same thing with Saniderm on the inside of my bicep. I tried it for the first time in January of 2022. I am working on a full sleeve project. The Saniderm was great and did not irritate my skin on places that did not move much. However, when placed on my inner arm, it makes it very red and irritated. Over the year I have switched to Recovery Derm and I find it a much more pleasant experience. I still have a bunch of Saniderm left so I just use it in a pinch if I need to change a bandage.
The best care for my tattoo was just plain water and soap. Don't expose your skin or tattoo to the sun and your tattoo will last so long.
Definitely 💯
Thank you for your video. I got a tattoo yesterday and just removed my first saniderm bandage. Second one on. I too have an irritated area of un-tattooed skin. I will continue to watch it and take it off if it gets worse. I was freaking a little until I watched this, so thank you for that!
I just got a new tattoo yesterday and the shop put saniderm on me for the first time. When i got home i found this video and thats when i found out it had latex and I have a latex allergy so that explains why my skin got puffy and irritated lol.
I hope all is well now
Yeah seems great for small tattoos and first timers. I myself will stick to old school cleaning/care.
No this is actually great for big tattoos because you can use multiple pieces 🔥👌🏼
It seemed like a bit of a hassle.
It’s actually the very opposite it’s a hassle to constantly wash clean moisturize and apply healing ointment three times a day throughout the whole week
@@justinkd Well I'm def not against it! I'll have to try it out. Thanks for the fair review.
Thanks for the comment 👊🏼
Definitely not a hassle. Your artist most likely will apply the first one. Then after you apply the second you literally don't do anything else for 7 days. Mine didn't show any significant build up until day 7. No rash no nothing
I think it did help to heal the tattoo but I developed a rash on day three and had to stop use
I swear nothing can be easy and smooth in life lol
Also those irritations love you.
Lmaooo honestly 😂 rashes, pimples, irritation... bright side is I’m experiencing it all and know how to go about it and help anyone else out that may experience it aswell
I've been getting tattooed for the last 18 years and have been using Saniderm for the last 3. I'll never fo back to the "old fashioned" way of healing. I've noticed that using the off brand leaves more residue behind when you peel it off. Stick to the actual Saniderm brand and you'll have a better experience.
I got a realism tattoo half sleeve on my upper arm that has heavy blacks . After the first night of letting the majority of the fluids drain into the plastic wrap I washed my tattoo, let it dry, and applied saniderm. I loved it the first 2 days because I didn’t have to worry about it . But because I work outdoors (HVAC) I sweat. The saniderm doesn’t prevent you from sweating it just traps the sweat against you skin which for me caused a lot of pimples and smell and pockets of puss. Out of panic I removed the saniderm on the 3rd day and it took a lot of deep black off of my tattoo which ended up healing grey in some parts. Because its a realism piece that took multiple sessions I was able to get it fixed on the 2nd session. After the 2nd session I did the same process of letting it drain and applying the next day to give it another shot. This time I would drain the pockets of puss and sweat and do the patches of saniderm which worked well. I left it on for a total of 5 days and would only trim off the parts that came off on their own. When you sweat a lot the saniderm adhesive comes off easily so on the 5th day the sweat allowed the saniderm to slide off completely leaving a perfectly healed tattoo. Although it smells gives you pimples and can be uncomfortable depending on where it is, as long as you leave it alone and don’t panic the tattoo heals perfectly. I would recommend saniderm to anyone that works in a dirty job that would be struggling to keep the tattoo clean while healing the traditional way. For people that don’t sweat at the gym or at work saniderm should give you no problems at all.
Definitely agree with you. I could see people freaking out easily using this for the first time and having that happen. But if all goes well and I hope that people watch this video, see these comments they’ll be less worried and just let the product do it’s thing. For you atleast it was on for acouple days like they say for atleast the wound to heal and cause less chance of contamination
@@justinkd I love the tattoo by the way it’s super badass, you’re gonna scare a lot of little kids
Shit scares me sometimes 😂
I have used saniderm for all my tattoos. My smallest one I only had to keep on over night. However, my biggest one had to be kept on for 5 days. I let it bleed for the first day to the point of leakage. Then I cleaned the area with green soap and applied saniderm myself at home. My tattoo artist always tells me not to worry about weeping. It’s actually healthy for your tattoo to sit in the ink and plasma. I never noticed a smell or anything. Biggest thing is listening to your own body. If the saniderm is leaking or you notice swelling or infection take it off, clean the area, and reapply.
Very good review about saniderm ! I still like the old fashion way. Letting tattoo breathe and moisturizer
I do too and thought I’d be the same but after trying this out it’s just so much better
Wearing Saniderm on the lower portion of a half sleeve. Thanks for sharing you experience and letting me know what to expect !
big dawg thank u for this review it gave me the confidence to use saniderm. question tho, did saniderm make ur tat scan any less?
Just got my 2nd tattoo and tried out saniderm for the 1st time...this thing is a GAMECHANGER
Tattoo is sick AF I love it
Neosporin and ceramic wrap for 8 hours then take off ceramic wrap clean your tattoo in the shower and use healing ointment for about 10 days then shower clean it and then switch to lotion
In Brazil we always use it, tattoo artists always recommend it 🙌🏻
That’s amazing to hear!! 👌🏼
Your tattoo looks cool mate. I'm getting in a few weeks a big back tattoo and I'm going to get some of that saniderm. Thanks for the video and I hope it will help me..
Thank you 🙏🏼 and sick!!! Hopefully it does the job for the back especially because it’s an area hard to reach and clean yourself
@@justinkd exactly
Thanks for the video, this is great. I am getting my first tattoo next week, doing a half sleeve. Are you able to to go to the gym with it on or do you recommend not going to the gym for two weeks like you said in a previous video? Thanks
I got a saying in script lettering on my forearm. It’s been a godsend to use this. No clothes rubbing on it. No scratching it in the middle of the night. No catching it on the desk at work. It’s a little bit itchy now. I have to make sure that’s kosher but it says 5 days minimum. So much easier than the traditional way when your skin doesn’t like scratches or abrasions to begin with and typically gets irritated. This takes that possibility away.
tattoo is BADASS!! my last tattoo was the first one I had in almost a decade. Gun was different (MUCH less painful) and artist used this. Healed WAY quicker and much better. lol - it did look BAD as I was pulling the saniderm off. came out great though.
Great recap video! Can you discuss the balm? How does that work? What do you recommend for aftercare to keep vibrant?
It's a matter of preference, which 1 are you talking about? The saniderm balm and the hustle butter are just moisturizer. Some artists say things like that are just gimmicks to upcharge, some artists swear by the hustle butter. I use lubriderm It's cheap and has stood the test of time, I have been interested in trying hustle butter though. When it comes to keeping your tattoo vibrant, good healing 1st, then moisturize them. Keep them out of the sun as much as possible or use high spf sunscreen with uva and uvb protection. And keep the top layer of skin healthy, so exfoliate things like that. Somebody told me they use anti aging cream on their tattoos but I'm not sold on that completely it was in some comments and I couldn't see their tattoos or know the age of them.
My artist applied 2nd skin right after he finished..no oozing of plasma,no fluids no scabbing..removed after 4 days then started regular cleaning/moisturizing and healing perfect..guess everyone is different