Fresh ink.
Two weeks.
Two tubes.
Tattoo aftercare: a gentle cleanser and a matte cream for the first two weeks. Made by Raw Cosmetics.
Four tubes.
Two products, two sizes. The 10 g tube covers the first days. The 25 g tube covers the full two weeks.
Stays on skin.
Not on your shirt.
What a thin layer does
A tattoo sits under the surface of your skin. While the surface settles, the job is simple: keep it clean, and keep water in.
- CreamA thin, matte layer on top
- Surface layer
- InkSits here, in the dermis
- WaterHeld in under the layer
- Thick in the tube, thin on the skinA small amount spreads into an even layer.
- Matte, so it stays putNo shine, and it does not mark your clothes.
Made by people who make skincare for a living.
- 1994The year Raw Cosmetics started making skincare.
- 10Years of making aftercare for permanent makeup.
- 10,000+Permanent makeup artists who use it.
- 1Facility of our own. Every tube is made there.
Nothing extra.
- Shea butterA rich butter that softens dry, tight skin.
- Vegan waxGives the cream its body and its matte finish.
- Grapeseed oilA light plant oil, in the cream and the cleanser.
- Jojoba oilA liquid wax, close to the skin's own oils.
- GlycerinDraws water into the top layer of skin.
- Green tea leaf extractA plant antioxidant.
- Fragrance
- Petroleum
- Essential oils
- Sulfates
15 ingredients in the cream, 9 in the cleanser. Every one is listed on its product page.
How to use it.
- CleanseA small amount of cleanser on freshly washed hands. Gently clean the tattoo, then rinse well.
- Pat dryUse a clean paper towel. Do not rub.
- Thin layerApply a thin layer of cream, two to three times a day.
Your artist's own instructions always come first.
Every tube is made in high volume in our own facility, so artists get prices that make sense for a studio.
Made for the chair.
Capped tubes your clients can close and reuse. Bags of 25, studio pricing, always in stock.