Mad Rabbit Tattoo Aftercare Soothing Gel & Moisturizer As Seen on Shark Tank - Premium Tattoo Supplies for New Tattoo Care, Anti-Itch - Tattoo Care Gel Made with Clean Ingredients

I have a brand new tattoo on the top of my hand, a spot pretty vulnerable to bumps and scrapes during the healing process. I used to use H2Ocean products but someone mentioned that they preferred Mad Rabbit so I thought I'd give it a try. This stuff is incredible. It goes on smoothly and dries quickly, leaving a very thin, slightly shiny layer of protection. I don't find it to be tacky or sticky at all once it dries and the barrier it offers lasts for hours. It didn't burn or irritate the skin at all, even the day after the ink was done. There's no odor. My only complaint is with the rubber regulator that controls how much product comes out of the tube - it's damn near impossible to eke out a small amount because of the amount of pressure required to get that thing to release anything. I end up screwing off the top so I have better control over quantity, but that's the only negative. Otherwise, it's smooth, soft and soothing.

I absolutely love this stuff. I’ve had a large tattoo that I’ve had done in two different sessions about 8 months apart, both are healing beautifully. I have found this product helps a lot with itchiness and with the peeling process. It keeps everything moist but not overly moisturized while soothing tender, red skin. It gets a little tacky on my hands after applying it but it doesn’t make my tattoo stick to my clothes or feel tacky. It doesn’t leave any hazy residue on the skin. I’ve found less is more. I apply it at least 3 times a day initially after washing the area. I gradually decrease the frequency as everything heals up. I won’t use anything else at this point, I’m a huge fan!

Consistency/thickness is comparable to aloe Vera gel or hand sanitizer gel. No scent. Colorless. No irritation.I used aquaphor on my tattoos for the last 13 years, but wanted to try something specific to tattoo healing. My tattoo artist is a fan of mad rabbit so I decided to try it. 10/10. Quality feels great. If im comparing it to aquaphor, it sets a lot less thick. Almost no sticky after feel if you leave it be. Does not make your fresh tattoos stick to your clothes. Seems to absorb into the skin well. I have less flaking and almost no itching during the healing process. Feels moisturized. The ink stays vibrant. I’ll be using this from now on for all my tats

The Repair soothing gel works fantastic! I wash, dry, and apply the gel three times a day as instructed by my artist. It's healing really fast, pain free, and no itching! Today is day 9 with 5 more days to go and I don't anticipate any issues. Thank you Mad Rabbit!

Does a great job with coverage, helping the itchiness, but still leaving your skin and the tattoo breathable. My only criticism would be their new squeeze bottle packaging. The opening is not big enough to allow anything, but just a massive blob to squirt out full force. So I do have to take the cap off similar to their old packaging and just get it straight from the tube that way, but still a great product still might go to for all my tattoo aftercare.

Burns when first put it on but relieves the itchy of a fresh tattoo, doesn't smell the best but helps 100% with peeling!

This is my favorite moisturizer specifically for fresh tattoos. I use this twice a day for about two weeks while the skin is healing.Because it's a gel, it's cooling and easy to spread across your inflamed and tender skin post-tattoo appointment. I appreciate that even hours after it's been applied, there's a slight tackiness (not stickiness) on the moisturized area which, to me, means that it hasn't fully absorbed/dried out so the skin has a nice, lightweight, hydrated barrier.The only thing I don't love is the lid piece where the product is dispensed from. I find the product gets stuck there until you press the bottle tightly enough and then it just squirts out suddenly. I purposely unscrew the entire lid piece and just squeeze from the tube (kind of like toothpaste) so that I have better control of how much product I dispense because I don't need much for my tattooed skin to be completely coated.

its very sticky, not greasy honestly but definitely keeps my tattoos moisturized, its very good quality and easy to apply. the smell doesnt bother me since it doesnt smell like anything