Tattoo Aftercare Cream — What to Look For and Why It Matters

Lightweight moisture for tattooed skin. Ink Nurse Remedy Cream is fast-absorbing and non-greasy, made for people who prefer a cream in their tattoo aftercare routine.

• Australian made and vegan.
• Petroleum-free and wax-free.
• No added fragrance, parabens or synthetic colours.
• Available in 50ml, 100ml and 500ml formats.

Choose your format

• 50ml tub — compact enough for a travel bag.
• 100ml tub — the regular size.
• 500ml pump — the larger format for ongoing use.

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How to use it in your routine

Follow your artist’s advice about when to begin moisturising. With clean hands, apply a small amount gently to clean, dry skin. Aim for a thin layer. Our moisturising guide walks through the steps.

Cream, balm or ointment?

Remedy Cream’s point of difference is its lightweight, non-greasy format. Texture is a useful buying preference; it does not establish that every balm or ointment is unsuitable for tattoo aftercare.

Can I use it after my tattoo has healed?

Yes. The product is also offered as a daily face and body moisturiser. It moisturises skin; it is not sunscreen and cannot replace UV protection.

What about sensitive skin?

Check the full ingredient information and your known sensitivities before use. No formula suits everyone. If you have eczema, psoriasis or a history of reactions, ask your clinician about your routine. Stop use if irritation occurs.

Keep reading: Cream versus ointment · Complete routine

Product features are based on the current Ink Nurse Remedy Cream listing. Moisturiser does not treat a tattoo infection or guarantee faster healing.