Flawless Ink Part II.

dsade

dsade

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The new Flawless is proving to be WAY more potent than the original. In addition to the scent elimination, the ingredient profile looks to be even more ideal for the fast healing, and therefore quicker color set, of tattoos.

We're going to go ahead and ask for experienced inkees to, once again, test out the formula.

We've extended ourselves quite a bit, but this time we absolutely need dedication, experienced testers looking to get inked again very soon. Someone with enough experience to be able to compare healing quality and times accurately.
 
sounds cool Dsade! I just placed my order so lets hope nutra has the most updated version. I just want to rid of the color which the original helped do.
 
awesome matt, im getting another done soon, but not enough experience to help with testing, will be keeping an eye out though.
 
sslook for the Flwawles ultra thred in this subforum.ssssss
crazyfool405 said:
can you upload the new ingredient profile please :)
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crazyfool405 said:
u got it,

u just get the mobil phone? i typed like that the whole first week lol
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Nah, my motorola Q has memory problems, and starts pasting crap in the middle of my sentences. Since we were driving, I didn't want to have to reboot.
 
dsade said:
Nah, my motorola Q has memory problems, and starts pasting crap in the middle of my sentences. Since we were driving, I didn't want to have to reboot.
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so this would replace aquaphor... i didnt see any petroleum in the ingredient list.
 
dsade said:
I would not use petroleum in a formula.
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i was just wondering because the tatt artists only say to use one specific thing because its the best on the raw and healing skin supposedly.

which is why im asking im getting work done soon so im wanting to find out as much as possible as it would be replacing the aquaphor.
 
I cant imagine it being any better than the original.. That stuff healed me up in 7-10 days, any faster would be just plain crazy... lol
 
Dsade, I'm getting a new tattoo this weekend, I will also will be getting another one in march (finishing up my sleeve). I've used all different types of methods to heal my tattoo's and i have about $4000 worth. So far the best Method i've used is using cocoa butter lotion. I usually apply it 5x per day for 2 weeks, 10x per day the first few days. I would definitely be a good tester for this. Shoot me a PM if you want me to test it out for you.
 
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tattoopierced1 said:
I cant imagine it being any better than the original.. That stuff healed me up in 7-10 days, any faster would be just plain crazy... lol
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It's WAY more powerful, and so much more pleasant to use.

the originall is not even in the same league with the new formula.

You getting inked again soon? :)
 
i got one more session left on my half sleeve. hopefully before the arnold im on the waiting list my artist is all booked up till beginning of march.
 
joeymutz said:
Dsade, I'm getting a new tattoo this weekend, I will also will be getting another one in march (finishing up my sleeve). I've used all different types of methods to heal my tattoo's and i have about $4000 worth. So far the best Method i've used is using cocoa butter lotion. I usually apply it 5x per day for 2 weeks, 10x per day the first few days. I would definitely be a good tester for this. Shoot me a PM if you want me to test it out for you.
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Cocoa butter is ok, but extremely limited in its use. Shea Butter is way superior - as is the aloe butter.

The addition of the Emu Oil and pomegranate oil not only help even more, but allows for vastly superior penetration into deep layers of the skin helping to heal even more quickly. Inflammation is critical to control, since it can warp the design details and cause uneven brilliance.
 
dsade said:
It's WAY more powerful, and so much more pleasant to use.

the originall is not even in the same league with the new formula.

You getting inked again soon? :)
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I wish.. with the economy the way it is now, my tattoo funds have gone to 0
 
dsade said:
Cocoa butter is ok, but extremely limited in its use. Shea Butter is way superior - as is the aloe butter.

The addition of the Emu Oil and pomegranate oil not only help even more, but allows for vastly superior penetration into deep layers of the skin helping to heal even more quickly. Inflammation is critical to control, since it can warp the design details and cause uneven brilliance.
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sounds like a great product. Depending on how good it works I may be able to get my artist to pick some of this stuff up. As of now he uses a mix of beeswax, aloevera, and a bunch of other stuff i'll grab the ingredient profile when i go home and post it on here tomorrow. I only use it for the first 2 days cause it seems a bit greasy and i don't want it all over my shirts i wear for work (dress shirts).
 
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