Mad RabbitTattoo Balm & Aftercare Cream- Color Enhancement that Revives Old Tattoos, Hydrates New Tattoos, Made With Clean Ingredients + Petroleum Free, Daily Tattoo Lotion Moisturizer & Brightener

Stuff smells great. Stays on thick so I can feel I’m being moisturized while healing. Not too much and still plenty. Jar will last for many tattoos. It does have a grainy feeling however I rub my fingers in circles in the can to loosen it up and it rubs right in. My photo is 6 days after the tattoos. Didn’t think to show on day 5 after o took my plastics off however, they looked the same yesterday. I haven’t had any of the peeling I have seen others deal with. Don’t know if there are other similar great products since this is my first time using a tattoo balm but this will be my go to because it works great, smells great, and for the amount I am using and being able to use for future tattoos, price it great. Cheaper options however you pay for what you get… but still didn’t break the bank. Perfect product.

My oldest tattoo is 38 years old. I have always protected them with sunscreen but not as directed.I developed a severe gluten intolerance, that stuff is everywhere!Mad Rabbit is clean and Vegan. Well it's alsopure sorcery! I dare anyone to tell me which ofmy tattoos is the oldest, even after one application.It goes on as a balm. A little goes a long way.Work with your body heat. Disregard the lightoily feel. It absorbs into your skin leaving it feeling soft, smooth and looking vibrant.I loved the fragrance. Very unisex.

This stuff has become a staple in my house. THe quality is great and because it has natural stuff my skin isn't irritated. The way my tattoo stays moisturized and smooth is so awesome. Also it absorbs slowly so it lasts a long time in between applications

It works and does what it says if does. Only thing is the sticky residue it leaves. It sticks to my shirt all the time. I came to the conclusion that less is better so, make sure you use a little bit. I love the pleasant smell of it and the way it moisturizes the skin. Very well made and gives the tattoo that brand new shine.

This stuff is magical and my second order of it. This time I opted for the lavender scent but I think I like the vanilla one a little bit better. Whichever scent you decide, you'll love the magical moisturization of your tattoos and the awesome scents which you just don't get from aquaphor (no diss here). Its a small container but lasts a good while but the consistency is thick and is somewhat difficult to get out of said container. Warming on your skin helps spreading easier!

Update: I found out you can get Mad Rabbit tattoo balm at a big box store, so I bought a tin, even though it was about $5 more expensive (vanilla scented I think?), and wow, what a difference in consistency! I will definitely buy in store from now on.My balm was gritty like other recent reviewers, which makes me think the product was frozen at one point. Instead of spending more money on a different brand, I just scooped out the product from the container, added 1/2 tsp organic coconut oil for moisture, microwaved for 30 sec on 10 sec intervals, whisked until smooth, then poured back into the tin. Manufacturer needs to have better quality control for maintaining product at a certain temperature range for this not to happen again.

When it came the ingredients were separated so I decided to put the product in a little bowl and I melted it down… I’m so glad I did that because this is my new tattoo holy grail!!! If anyone else receives a product that’s separated… just heat it up!!! This product helped my tattoos heal so fast and is genuinely the best product on the market for tattoo healing. I’m not even joking… there was no more dry skin on my tattoos after 3 days of getting them… I struggled before this product with my healing tattoos because other products pulled the ink out and I’ve had to get touch ups on all of them… because of this product I won’t have to do that anymore!!! Overall: brighter tattoos, less dry skin, and quick healing aid!!!

I started getting tattoos a couple years ago, and initially was unsure what to use. First tattoo artist just said use Aquaphor, and that worked alright, but nobody gave any advice on longer term care other than to “stay out of the sun”. I live in a sun-drenched area so that isn’t exactly ideal - or even possible - and I don’t like long sleeves in warm weather. And besides, I don’t know too many people that get a tat and then want to keep it hidden most of the time (there are exceptions, of course).So, I did a lot of reading and searching. The one product that kept coming up and seemed universally respected by dermatologists, artists, and tattoo magazines alike was Mad Rabbit’s tattoo balm. So, I gave it a try and ordered one each of the two scents. I didn’t care for the lavender/frankincense, but the vanilla coconut was perfect. Not feminine (more neutral - this would smell good on anyone), and not strong, so you don’t feel like you’re rubbing perfume or cologne onto yourself.What about moisturizing? I’ve never had dry/patchy skin in the areas that I use this, and I don’t even apply it every day. It does come out of the tin a little thick but even their directions indicate you should warm/melt it a bit between your fingers before applying. If you do this, it goes on easier/smoother, but I’ve also just smeared a bit across where I want it and waned it with my hand a little before massaging it in, and that works, too. My skin likes this stuff and I have had zero allergic reactions to it.So, does it make the tats pop/brighten them? Well, my tats are all < 3 years old, so I can’t give a full review on this point, but I will say that all of my tattoos die pop just a little bit more when using this. The phoenix (red/orange/yellow tones) on my arm looks great, and it’s about a year old, but it is even more vibrant when I apply this. When I put this on my visible tats, people have noticed and commented. My oldest black tat, that doesn’t get much sun, looks bolder as well. So, I’m going to say if I were to bet on it, I would bet confidently that this will do the same but more for my tats as they age, get exposed to sun, etc.I see some people here trying to use this for fresh ink. I would say hold off on that. This is thick and you will have to put strain on freshly inked skin to rub this in, and run the risk of pulling of scabs and peeling skin before your healing is complete. You don’t want to do that and run the risk of damaging/ruining your awesome new piece. There are lots of products for after care on fresh ink, but if you are sold on this company, their Repair Soothing Gel is pretty great. I used it on the last of my 3 tats - the largest one yet - and in 14 days it looked and felt like it was healed to the point it took my others 21-28 days to get to. It also soothes any itching/burning and locked in moisture but still let the skin breathe. Pretty impressive, and I will be using it on future ink for sure. If you aren’t happy with what you’re using and are looking for something else, check it out. You won’t be sorry you did.