Vitium Tattoo

the one jar that stays on my station all session 🐯

everyone thinks VITIUM is “just aftercare.” it’s not here’s how I actually use it during a session 👇

• a thin layer right after the linework, so everything glides and it’s smoother to work over

• it sinks in fast never greasy, never tacky while I’m tattooing

• before photos: wrap it thick for 40 minutes so the colours read their best on camera

• then it goes home with the client as their aftercare

one jar, start to finish. plant-based, made in Italy.

save this before your next client 🤍

the note my artist sent me before i left the shop... i screenshotted it so fast 😭
saving this so i actually remember it next time. which one are you guilty of? 👇
tag the friend who just got tattooed and needs to see this

Nobody tells you this when you get your first piece: the first two weeks decide how it looks in ten years.

Fresh ink or old my routine doesn’t change. A thin layer of balm, every day. That’s genuinely it.

Plant-based, no petroleum. Real calendula + shea butter, made for fresh ink.

Save this for after your next session 🤍

Nobody tells you this until your tattoo’s already faded 🖤

4 things quietly wrecking your ink — and the fix nobody mentions. Save it before your next session.

The healing starts now.
Fresh ink is a wound. Treat it like one.

Plant-based aftercare, twice a day, from day one.
Save this. Tap the tag to shop. VITIUM, made in Sicily.

1 star. and honestly? fair. 😅

the courier sent it over the back fence, the dogs ripped in before we could say “front door,” and the verdict is in — they now have “lovely shiny noses.” ✨

just to clear it up: it’s plant-based tattoo aftercare. not a dog-grooming product. 🐶

a fresh jar’s already on the way (to the door this time, we promise).

would your dog do the same? tag them. 👇

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£400 tattoo, free petroleum sachet, dull colour by week 2 — classic mistake. Switched to a
plant-based balm and six months on the ink still pops. Save this for your next tattoo. 🖤
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