DE Healthcare is a New Zealand-based healthcare distributor of infection control supplies for dental, veterinary, and beauty industries, providing a variety of dental products and tattoo aftercare supplies used on an everyday basis, and this month they look at their tattoo after care supplies, starting with their 3oz Tube of Tattoo Moisturizing and Enhancing Lotion by Recovery.
You can now preserve and maintain the vibrancy of new or existing tattoos with Recovery Tattoo Lotion. Designed to promote healthy skin and tattoo longevity, this moisturising lotion has a soothing application and works to prevent dry or irritated skin, while enriching the tattoo site. Recovery Tattoo Lotion is vegan-friendly and free of parabens or dyes.
With clean hands, apply a thin layer of Recovery Tattoo Lotion to a new or existing tattoo. Gently rub in the lotion until it is completely absorbed and no longer visible. Reapply as needed to keep your tattoo moisturised.
DE Healthcare also offer Derm Shields in various sizes, for use on new or existing tattoos. Derm Shields will enhance and preserve your tattoos, moisturising any dry and irritated skin. This is a patented formula, free of parabens, perfumes and dyes.
Give your tattoos the healthy recovery they deserve with Recovery Derm Shield. Acting as a barrier against dirt, bacteria, and abrasion, Recovery Derm Shield promotes a comfortable, hygienic healing process free of scabbing or scarring.
What makes Recovery Derm Shield better than others on the market? Recovery Derm Shield is a light, waterproof composite film bandage comprised of three layers: EVA film, matte PU film, and glassine. The matte PU film, which is the part of the bandage that remains on and protects the skin after tattooing, allows for optimal breathability and ductility when compared to glossy film bandages. DE Healthcare also offer this product as a 10” x 8 yard roll, and for more information on neutral detergent wipes, self-seal sterilisation pouches and surgical gloves please go to https://dehealthcare.co.nz .
