Hustle Butter Tattoo Soap & Aftercare Balm - Antibacterial Soap, Safe To Use While Healing, Vegan, No Petroleum - 5 Ounce Balm & 7 Ounce Tattoo Wash Kit

I have a lot of tattoos. I get large pieces at a time like half sleeves etc. I try different products during my healing stages and after. I love this stuff. It has a lot of oils in it but the main base is shea butter. I personally like shae butter. I also prefer balms over creams. The scent is nice yet subtle. I get a lot of compliments on it. Its a natural somewhat sweet smell that really can work for just about anyone. It really does help heal and keep skin from drying out, helps a lot during the healing process and peeling etc. You can put it on very thin or heavy but even when I apply it heavy to last all day, about 30 minutes in it seems to find a nice in between. Moisturizing but not to sticky or oily. So if you give it a bit it doesn't feel oily or greasy. Its very soothing and my ink looks better. Its my favorite all day balm because it lasts a long time. Goes far and lasts reasonably, price is decent compared to other good brands. As with most balms or soft solids don't leave it somewhere real hot like in the car in summer or it will turn to liquid. The container is good quality and does seal well. If it gets real hot just throw it in a fridge for 15 minute and your good to go again. I use this stuff in conjunction with natural sun screen all summer.

I have several tattoos but recently got a fairly large piece done and I want it to heal properly before my next session. In the past I've used aquaphor, and mad rabbit products but found myself having to reapply frequently. I heard about hustle butter from some friends and decided to give it a try. It's only been 2 days but I do notice a difference with this product vs products I've used in the past. Firstly, the moisturizer lasts and I mean it REALLY lasts. I notice that my tattoo doesn't get dry between washes and reapplications. I was worried about the fragrance because of the aftercare recommendation to use fragrance free products but my arm is fine and I'm not having any allergic reactions. Plus the subtle smell of mango butter is nice. Second, a little goes a long way! You don't need a super heavy application. Just a small dab on your fingers.I know it's early in the healing stages but I'm excited to see how my new piece heals using this product.

I am beyond in love with Hustle Butter. I've gotten a couple tattoos over the last 20 years, so I've done the aquaphor, unscented white lotion etc. Its been about 2yrs since my last tattoo, so I did some research to see what top tattoo artists were recommending and Hustle Butter was what kept coming up. I used it under my saniderm wrap for all 7days, and then continued to use it for another 7 without the wrap. I have never had a tattoo heal so quick and so beautifully. There was barely any peeling. Im talking only 2 pencil eraser size spots. Better than that there was virtually no itching. I've always hated how using white lotion always made it feel sticky no matter how little you used. Not only does a tiny dab of Hustle Butter go super far but it smells AMAZING with absolutely no sticky residue. The first time you use Hustle Butter barely sweep your finger over the cream getting a super small amount. Put your finger on the area your applying Hustle Butter to and give it a few seconds to warm between your fingers and skin. Then smooth it in well so that you've got a super thin amount on the area. You will be amazed how far that tiny amount goes and it will help you gauge how much to use to cover the area you need. It glides on super easy and works in really nice. It kept my tattoo so well moisturized I had no itching. There was also no greasy residue or pilling of skin from application. I absolutely can't say enough good things about this stuff. Just to give you an idea it took two super small swipes of Hustle Butter to cover my full tattoo each application and my tattoo is a curved L shape roughly 10" x 6"

This product is exactly as described. The texture is very silky and applies easily which is amazing for new tattoos. The tropical scent is absolutely amazing and reminds me of vacation on a beach. It helps tattoos heal quickly and does amazing for moisturizing older tattoos. I recommend this product to everyone. It so much better than the goopy ointments. Give it a try! You will not regret doing so.

I like this product. It does not clog pores like aquaphor and despite some saying it contains fragrance, it technically does not it is mango butter so it's natural fragrance. If you have sensitive skin you may want to test a small spot. This does not contain petroleum which some are allergic to. It can be a little greasy but not as bad as aquaphor. Some say it gets grainy after being exposed to heat so make sure to keep out of heat when storing if living in a warm area.

Yes, it’s a little pricey—but totally worth it! The balm is super smooth and soothing, and the foaming soap is gentle but effective. There’s a light scent that smells kind of like vanilla—really clean and pleasant, not overpowering at all. It made the healing process for my tattoo so much easier, and my skin felt great the whole time. Highly recommend if you want to take good care of your ink!

10/10 recommend. I put such a little amount on my current tattoos and it made a huge difference. My tattoos aren’t very old, I would say maybe 5/6 years and it still made very noticeable difference. Brought the ink back to life and my skin looks so hydrated. It is a little greasy putting on. But honestly not that bad.

I originally bought Hustle Butter for tattoo aftercare, and it completely blew me away. It kept my new tattoo moisturized without being greasy, helped reduce irritation, and sped up the healing process. But what really surprised me is how well it works on my eczema-prone skin!I’ve struggled with eczema for years and have to be super careful with what I use. Hustle Butter is gentle, all-natural, and actually helps calm flare-ups without causing any burning or discomfort. It’s now a staple in my daily skincare routine—even when I’m not healing a tattoo.