Ink the Original

[ughanxiousppl]

 

https://inktheoriginal.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwt5zsBRD8ARIsAJfI4BiEI5aB8RNIep1EMyGKhyGCNw5M_qrhOY_jPmKNm3UgmWcdmnJlO3AaAsRaEALw_wcB

 

This crap keeps getting advertised to me on Facebook. Seems like snake oil to me. Anyone have any experience with this company or their products?

 

 

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[Oiocha]

I think its just a tattooer trying to get into the market of tattoo aftercare so that the other niche non-tattooer companies stop getting a cut.

[Hogrider]

How exactly does it brighten and protect tattoos? Sounds like marketing bullschitt to me. No need for special lotions and potents. 

[Dan]

 

$8.45

Edited March 8, 2020 by Dan

[Gingerninja]

@Hogrider - Many of the "brightener" product contain Vitamin C and/or some other types of mild acids (re: not retinols but salicylic acid) sold in regular "anti-aging" facial creams. The "brighteners" simply exfoliate. My concern around these product is sun exposure. Anytime you use Vit C or mild acids, the number one rule is to avoid sun exposure due to increased sun sensitivity. 

[David333]

To the best of my knowledge there are no quality control standards for tattoo ink.