Pansament Unistar Skin Care Soaker pt tatuaj 10 buc

The recommendation is 4-8 hours — enough to absorb the initial flow of exudate, plasma, and excess ink from the first hours after the session. Do not exceed 12 hours of wear: even though the pad has high absorbency, prolonged retention of a soaked dressing creates a favorable environment for bacteria. After removal, gently wash the tattoo and proceed with the usual aftercare protocol.

No — the layer that comes into contact with the skin is non-stick, meaning it does not adhere to the ink or fresh scabs. Only the adhesive edges stick, and those on the healthy skin around the tattoo. Therefore, removal does not pull anything from the tattooed area and does not irritate the sensitized skin, unlike a regular compress that can dry stuck to the wound.

These are two different aftercare approaches. This is a classic absorbent dressing: you wear it for 4-8 hours, remove it, then continue with traditional care (gentle washing and the cream recommended by your artist). The transparent 'second skin' film, on the other hand, is worn for several days and replaces part of the classic care. The absorbent pad is the familiar and affordable solution for the first critical hours; the film is a validated alternative, but more expensive and more demanding to apply. Both are used professionally.

Each pad is individually sterile packaged, and the product has CE conformity. That is precisely why it is never reused: once applied to a fresh tattoo — which is essentially an open wound — the pad has absorbed fluids and is no longer sterile. Always use a new pad, taken out of its packaging immediately before application, and discard the old one after removal.

One pad is 25 x 35 cm, so it comfortably covers a small to medium tattoo. For large pieces — sleeve, back, ribs — overlap multiple pads with a 1-2 cm common edge, checking that each adheres well and that no tattoo areas remain uncovered. For a full sleeve, plan for several pieces from the pack, and if you frequently work on large surfaces, the 100-piece option is more economical.

It is not designed for showering or direct wetting. Although the outer part protects the tattoo from external dirt, an absorbent dressing soaked with water loses its purpose and keeps moisture on the wound. The safest is to shower after removing it: take off the pad, gently wash the tattoo with lukewarm water and mild soap, pat dry, and continue with the care recommended by your artist.