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-Tattoo Spray® is a UK-made protective film designed to seal, protect, and support the healing of freshly tattooed skin, providing instant protection. It is CE and UKCA certified, EU REACH compliant, and registered as a medical device with both the MHRA and EUDAMED, ensuring safety and quality.

This vegan and cruelty-free spray creates a breathable, transparent barrier that can help reduce irritation, retain optimal moisture, and can support faster, healthier healing. It offers a hygienic, convenient alternative to traditional aftercare methods, helping keep tattoos protected with minimal effort.

Available Sizes:

Studio Size (400 ml): Lasts 1–2 months with typical studio use.
Aftercare Size (32.5 ml): Suitable for clients to take home.

Instructions for Use:

1. Cleanse the tattooed skin thoroughly with antibacterial soap and allow it to dry completely.
2. Shake the can well before each application.
3. Hold Tattoo Spray® 10–15 cm from the skin and spray evenly to cover the tattooed area.
4. Allow the protective film to air dry for about one minute.
5. Apply a second layer if needed.

Usage Notes:

Tattoo Spray® should not be used alongside other products.
If applying additional aftercare products (such as balms or moisturizers), thoroughly wash the tattooed area to remove any existing protective film before application.
Do not apply to the face, or to infected, deep, or oozing wounds.

Key Features:

CE and UKCA certified, EU REACH compliant, and medically registered
Vegan, cruelty-free, and made in the UK
Forms a breathable, transparent film to reduce irritation
Supports faster, healthier healing by maintaining optimal moisture
Hygienic and convenient—no wraps or adhesives required
Available in studio and client-friendly sizes

Important Disclaimer:

Heavily saturated areas or overworked skin may face healing challenges beyond the scope of any aftercare product. Long tattoo sessions and skin trauma can affect recovery. Tattoo Spray® supports natural healing by providing a protective film but cannot address issues caused by poor tattoo techniques or excessive skin trauma.