Derm Shield Tattoo Bandage - Transparent, Waterproof Adhesive Bandages - 5.9 x 7.9 Inches, 10 Pack

My artist uses this, and it works great. I’ve used saniderm before and it was ok, but not compared to this. I would recommend to anybody who wants to protect their new tattoos. Stays on perfectly to prevent dust, dirt and bacteria, so definitely invest in something like this because it is very helpful

This stuff is much easier to apply to bendy bits. It conforms better after you take off the plastic applicator sheet. I had one customer who is a runner who said it did not make it after a work out. The most common “saniderm” on amazon stayed on better for him. So, yeah, this stuff isn’t perfect, but a number of customers who are allergic to the other stuff like this brand. I would suggest having more than one kind on hand to cover all your bases.I think my biggest complaint is that the edges are hard to deal with when taking it off. There is a learning curve to getting it right. Maybe experiment with a friend the first few times before rolling it out on customers.

I use this and one other adhesive bandage depending on my clients skin sensitivity. Most prefer this while a few still prefer the one I had been using for years until I found Derm Sheild. We get a lot of guest artists at the studio and most of them being this with them, and we see this used by many when we work at tattoo expos, so I’ve seen many of my peers also using this product. Love how it’s matte and makes the tattoo look healed already. Also most clients feel this stays on better and doesn’t cause as much irritation along the edges in thinner skin areas.

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I've had a lot of tattoo work done in the past year. I've tried all the popular derm products (Saniderm, Tegaderm, Tatu-Derm, etc) and Recovery Derm blows them all out of the water.Recovery Derm is much easier to apply, bends with the skin better, and has a matte appearance. I get irritation from all derm products, but this one gives me the least irritation. The redness goes away after a few days.I get the best results by leaving the artist-applied meat bandage on until the evening, giving the tattoo a good wash, and then applying Recovery Derm. After 24 hours I remove it, wash again and apply a new piece of Recovery Derm. That one stays on for 3 days, then I remove it and the initial heal is almost done, and with no scabbing! Continue with the usual aftercare.