Badger Tattoo Balm, Organic Tattoo Aftercare, Soothing Moisturizing Protecting Healing Tattoo Cream, Light Herbal Sweet Scent, Long Lasting Rich Tattoo Butter, 2 oz TinUSDA OrganicFair Trade CertifiedFair Trade CertifiedFair Trade Certified

This stuff is amazing!! Even if you're not using on your tattoos, it's very hydrating. Leaves your skin soft & beautiful. I feel like it is a great hand moisturizer, great for nails.And if you're using for your tattoos it definitely does what it says!!! It makes them look new! They seems brighter & look fantastic! I have many arm tattoos and I love the way they look after using this plus it's not greasy. It just turns your skin to a supple gleam but not shiny just healthy & bright!!I'll definitely be buying this again. I had been using a coconut similar type of product but that was more in the greasy side and I feel like it rubbed off on anything it came in contact with but this stays put & just makes your skin look and feel soft!

We have a busy sheet metal and welding shop so I like to keep balm protection on my arms.I simply love this stuff, it *melts* into your skin, and for healing tattoos that's great because some balms you have to work in and that can get irritating.So I put this on and I am good to go, the price is great too! A nice full tin for 10 bucks? No worries!I have tried LOTS of other brands, some are crazy greasy or crazy stiff. This has a nice smoothness to it.The only brands I use for new, healing and healed tattoos are Aquafor, and Tattoo Goo.As far as Tattoo Goo, this plays nicely with their soap and lotion and even their (tiny tin) of balm. No negative interactions!

For me, best in its category. To compare:1. Aquaphor is greasy, slimy, and will stain clothes. I do use Aquaphor once, but not more than that, and I wear baggy old clothes.2. Dr. Bronner's Magic Balm Unscented is very similar, but it's hard, I find it clumpy and difficult to apply/spread, and it has a funky smell. Badger is soft, smooth, easy to apply, and the smell is not bad.3. Hustle Butter smells nice, but it's slimy and greasy, doesn't absorb, and, therefore, stays slimy and greasy all day.4. Tattoo Goo I haven't used in a long time. Quality of ingredients not as good and had a strong smell.5. I haven't used Mad Rabbit or Brooklyn Grooming, but those have almost identical ingredients but cost way more than Badger to be worth it for me.

Excellent product. Easily applied, completely soothing, non-irritating, very light scent. With diligent use, my tattoo healed with no scabbing, peeling, flaking, and zero loss of ink. Highly recommend.

Will give a five star after I have used this product for awhile but as of now it’s great- organic, very strong natural smell to it. But it feels great on my new tattoo and keeps it hydrated

Fantastic product! Healed 2-3x faster than other products I’ve used. Healed sun burn too

I've never had a tattoo look as good as my new one does after only a week. Product is well made convenient to carry with you and works incredibly

I’d used Viking revolution until trying this, i still like some of their other products.. but I was seeing too many bad reviews recently to get more, and this badger balm is great!! It melts onto your skin and hydrates great without feeling sticky, i love the natural, subtle myrhh and beeswax scent, and it’s natural, non harmful, seemingly environmentally conscious! Why wouldn’t you want it for the great price it is?? I used it all through the healing process for my newest tattoo (the bats) and it soothed the itching stage amazingly.