Tattoo Aftercare Bandage Roll 10"x 2 Yard - Waterproof Transparent Film For Tattoo Initial Healing And Skin Repair Adhesive Tattoo Supply Wrap

I actually used it for my daughter's dance recital. She had a costume that was scratching her. It was completely clear as advertised and stuck on throughout her whole recital. She was able to move with it on her arm. The only thing she didn't like about it was taking it off, which is normal for what it is.

I’m pretty sure all the negative reviews for this product are all user error. I’ve healed a number of tats with second skin and this product works exactly like any other. When applying, keep In mind:- There’s essentially 3 layers here (2 that peel). The first peel is protecting the side that sticks to your skin. The second is the actual membrane layer that sticks to your skin, and the third (outer) layer is a little thicker, kinda like plastic.- The little strip that you pull from the first layer is just a starter strip. It’s not nearly as sticky as the rest of the layer because it’s just for positioning. This is where I think folks are getting confused and saying “it doesn’t stick”. But once you get the positioning right, you then start to peel away the rest, which is the protective layer, slowly compressing to your tat as you peel.- Now the second (protective membrane) layer is securely on your tat.- But, there’s still a third layer, and it’s kinda rigid. Start in the middle of the blue ribbon and pull back in both directions (this third layer comes away in two pieces)- Now you’re just left with that second (middle) layer that’s protecting your tat. And trust me - it sticks just fine. In 4 to 5 days, you’ll know just how well it sticks because it’s kinda hard to pull off.- don’t take it off dry and don’t peel it off.- take it off in the shower under warm water. Slowly pull it parallel to your body as the adhesive gives way. Again, don’t peel.- you’ll see a little plasma and leftover ink stick to the layer. Completely normal and is not damaging your tattoo- you also may see what looks like leftover adhesive. It’s not, that’s actually peeling skin. Gently wash the area with soap but do NOT pull any of that skin off.- once you’re out of the shower, your tat will feel dryer than a bone. Start the moisturizing process 3 times a day.- there will still be some light skin peeling for the next 5 days, but after that, your tat will look as good as new.

This stuff is amazing for cover up of long sutured areas or big tattoos. I got a hip replacement and they put the bandage on with this over it so I could shower. When that one got gross, I bought this and redressed the wound. I’ve continued to use it and have been able to bathe and care for myself without trying to wrap with siran wrap or a plastic bag as suggested. Highly recommend!!!

Not as good as what my artist used, but very helpful for going in the pool

this works really good and covers tattoo well, my son uses only during work hours but stays on very nice and snug, I've purchase this product many times and i would continue using

Now this wrap is the best I’ve used and does not give a chemical burn or reaction when using ! Comes in a roll and just simply cut the size needed and apply !

Here's the hard truth. Put extra around the sides of your tattoo bc it does peel. You get what you pay for. It says replace after 24 hrs but I had to replace 3x within 24 hrs. Simply bc it kept peeling off. I've heard saniderm does not have that problem and I'm going to see if its true soon. As for this product. It's the dollar general version of that you need. It will peel off early and the application is hard to put on.

I have had no issues with this product. I use it for my tattoos. I am satisfied and will continue to use this second skin.