Inktrox Sencha Aftercare Cream 30 ml
Specifications
- Volume
- 30 ml
- Texture
- light, absorbs quickly
- Action
- hydration, nourishment, soothing, color intensification
- Usage
- daily, on new and old tattoos
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Guide & full description
Complete guide: Inktrox Sencha Aftercare Cream 30 ml
A tattoo skin care cream with a lightweight, fast-absorbing texture, built around Sencha green tea and complemented by shea butter and vegetable oils (avocado, pistachio, sunflower, coconut). It is designed for daily use, on both fresh and older tattoos, to keep the skin hydrated, soothed, and the tattoo looking well-groomed and defined. The 30 ml format makes it easy to keep in your care kit or bag — suitable for both freshly tattooed clients and artists recommending a simple aftercare product.
How to use
- Wash your hands thoroughly before any contact with the tattoo — especially if the tattoo is fresh.
- Gently clean the tattooed area with lukewarm water and a mild soap, then pat it dry with a clean towel or disposable paper towel. Do not rub.
- Take a small amount of cream on the tip of clean fingers.
- Apply a thin layer over the entire tattoo surface and massage gently until absorbed — the lightweight texture leaves no heavy feeling on the skin.
- Let the skin breathe; do not cover the tattoo with foil or bandage unless your artist explicitly recommended it.
- Repeat application daily or whenever the skin feels dry or tight, always in a thin layer.
- Close the lid tightly after each use and store the cream in a clean, cool place away from sunlight.
Tips from us
- Less is more: a thin layer absorbs properly, while a thick layer can excessively soften the skin of a healing tattoo.
- On a fresh tattoo, your artist's protocol always takes priority — use the cream in the stage where they recommend switching to a moisturizing product.
- On older tattoos, apply it after a shower on clean, dry skin: regular hydration keeps the skin supple and enhances the contours and depth of the colors.
- The care cream does not replace sun protection — for healed tattoos exposed to the sun, use a separate product with UV protection.
- If you have sensitive skin, test the cream first on a small area of untattooed skin and wait to see how it reacts.
- The 30 ml format is practical for travel or studio sessions, but precisely for this reason it deserves hygienic storage: only clean fingers in the cream.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the cream on a freshly done tattoo?▾
Yes, the product is intended for both new and old tattoos. On a fresh tattoo, however, first follow your artist's instructions: start applying it in the stage where they recommend a moisturizing product, always on clean and dry skin, in a thin layer, with washed hands. Do not apply over a dirty scab or on skin showing signs of infection.
How often and how much should I apply?▾
It is a daily-use cream: apply a thin layer whenever the skin feels dry or tight. A small amount is key — if the tattoo remains shiny and 'soaked' long after application, you have used too much. The lightweight texture absorbs quickly, so there is no need to insist on thick layers.
How do I keep the cream hygienic, especially during the healing period?▾
Wash your hands before each use, take the cream only with clean fingers, close the lid tightly after application, and store it in a cool place away from sunlight and moisture. Do not share the same container with other people while your tattoo is healing — any contamination of the cream goes directly onto open skin.
Cream or thick ointment — what should I choose for tattoo care?▾
It depends on preference and stage. This cream has a lightweight texture, absorbs quickly, and leaves no heavy feeling — it is convenient for daily use, including under clothes, and for long-term maintenance of healed tattoos. Thicker ointments form a heavier film on the skin and are preferred by some in the first days of healing. If unsure, ask the artist who did your tattoo for their recommendation.
Does it contain ingredients that can cause allergies?▾
The formula is plant-based: Sencha green tea, shea butter, avocado, pistachio, sunflower, and coconut oils, plus inulin, hops, and nettle. Pistachio oil comes from a tree nut, so people with such allergies should be cautious. Standard recommendation: do a patch test on a small area of untattooed skin and stop use if any irritation occurs.
Does it really help the appearance of tattoo colors?▾
Well-hydrated skin is more supple and even, and on such skin the tattoo looks more defined with better contrast — this is the effect sought by regular care, also mentioned by the manufacturer as enhancing the depth of colors. However, it is not a 'restoration' of pigment: a tattoo faded by the sun will not return through cream, so UV protection remains as important as hydration.
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