Healing A Tattoo? How Does Tattoo Wrap Help?

May 31, 2022

Healing A Tattoo? How Does Tattoo Wrap Help?

Have You Had Problems Healing A Tattoo?

Tattoo Wrap Aftercare box with red background. Healing a new tattoo

Do you want to protect your new tattoo as it heals? Often daily activities can get in the way of your aftercare which can inhibit proper healing of a tattoo. This can result in longer healing times, damage to artwork and skin, and overall complications. Are you looking for a faster way to heal your tattoos with minimal to no effort?

Tattoo Wrap Brand Bandages are for YOU!

Tattoo Wrap Brand Hydrocolloid product is an occlusive waterproof dressing. Hydrocolloids apply a combination of gel-forming polymers and adhesives to a thin film. Together these form an absorbent, self-adhesive, waterproof Bandage. These bandages create a matrix over the wound, acting as a scab, which allows the body to retain the good fluids and protects your skin and aids in the healing process.

Using Tattoo Wrap Is Easy

Either your artist or yourself can easily apply Tattoo Wrap. Simply wash your hands and make sure your tattoo is clean. Pull up a corner and slowly start to apply it to the skin like any other bandage. Tattoo Wrap is easily customizable by cutting to fit, or piecing together. It can fit any size tattoo on any just about any part of the body. Pull the adhesive off while gently applying the gel dressing and that’s it. Your tattoo will heal quicker and easier with no more thought to it.

How Do I Get Some for My Healing Tattoo?

Luckily for you, you’ve come to the right spot. Just click on the link here and you or artist can order direct. Any more questions? Just ask our experts. Tattoo Wrap was designed by artists for artists and their clients but you don’t have to be an artist to purchase. Let us know what you think of Tattoo Wrap.

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My grief journey began in the Summer of 2020. I became a widow overnight. Without warning, my entire life was turned upside down, broken into pieces I didn’t know how to put back together. Writing became my anchor—my way to breathe, process, and heal, even in small, fractured moments.

After losing Eric, I was diagnosed with PTSD, complicated grief, and an anxiety disorder. For a long time, I was paralyzed by my own emotions. I traveled across the U.S. for over two years, mostly alone, learning how to carry myself through the aftermath of sudden loss.

Along the way, I found love again. Greg became an important part of my life, bringing companionship, laughter, and even new challenges. Losing him to suicide has been another unimaginable heartbreak that shapes much of what I write here. Through it all, my emotional support animals —Odin (dog) and Freija (cat)— keep me grounded and remind me there is still love, life, and care to give.

I moved and now reside in Chicago, Illinois. This city, this home, is my space to rebuild, to grieve, and to explore who I am beyond loss.

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