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 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"

I haven't been tattooed in 6 years and I continue to use hustle butter everyday as a moisturizer. It's one of my all time favorite products. I love the clean ingredients and how good it makes my skin feel. I've actually been going through tattoo removal the last 2 years and I use it on that healing process as well. It even smells great. I don't know why they don't sell it as a body butter too because it absolutely is.

This stuff is a life saver. I originally got it for aftercare for a few tattoos and it was wonderful. BUT I have started using this on my hands because they are cracked and bleeding from being so dry from frequent hand washes. I have tried every hand lotion and cream under the sun and nothing helps the dryness but this 1000% helps. Couldn’t recommend more!!

After my first tattoos, I picked this up after watching so many reviews. It stretches for sure. There’s quite a bit in the tub so you get a good amount for the dollar. High quality that doesn’t leave my skin feeling greasy. And it makes my tattoos pop with color like day 1. Recommend

I haven’t used it yet. But the quality looks good. When I opened it the seal was TIGHT which is nice considering some of other brands and stuff you could buy from Amazon a big complaint was the seal wasn’t on or it was coming off o or it wasn’t tight making it not sanitary. But this seal was TIGHT. It smells really good. I can’t quit pin down the exact smell. But like fruity? A bit like the peach Bellini bath and body works body mist? And if you couldn’t tell in the picture it was very smooth. It just feels like a body butter so it’s thick and I guess so it’s kinda oily. I feel like that’s typical for a good moisturizer tho? But I could be mistaken. I think in some of the other review they did just get a bad batch or maybe they ordered it in a hot place and it melted? Because I left it on my hand just for the time of me writing this and it’s already pretty melted as you can see the difference in the 3rd and 4th pictures. But I ordered mine right in the middle of a Seattle winter and had no problems so maybe take that into consideration. Butter is literally in the name and body butters melt and get soft in the heat yk? The packaging feels pretty high quality too. Overall without having used it yet it seems like a solid product to buy.

I already use a different product for healing tattoos so I got this mainly to use on already healed tattoos. I got this product and Beleiva tattoo butter to test and compare. The hustle butter was more expensive but slightly larger so the per ounce cost wasn't as drastic as i thought. The smell is great and lasts a long time while not being overpowering like a cologne or perfume. It does a great job of keeping the skin soft and looking saturated. It does stay moisturised and saturated longer than I would expect. The only downside is the oily film left behind. It stay on the skin for quite some time regardless of how little you use. Your hands will be oily for hours, but just slightly. It's much less oily than the Beleiva tattoo butter I compared it too. So in my opinion it's slightly more effective. Will probably keep buying this product.

Although I miss the old design and jar, I’m glad to know that they haven’t messed with the formulation of the product. I have about 10 tattoos and they’ve all healed really well with the help of hustle butter! Even when I don’t have tattoos to heal, I use this as a wonderfully smelling body butter. This big jar is a great value compared to getting the smaller travel sized jars. I have one of the small ones, so I just scoop some out of this large jar into the smaller one so I can travel with it. Recommend!

I've used hustle butter for 3 things. 1) tattoo healing care. Works great, never got clogged pores or zits, was the best solution by far that I've ever used, even had minimal peeling. 2) long term tattoo maintenance, again works great, hydrated skin makes for more vibrant tattoos. And 3) I actually use it daily as a face moisturizer. It's a little thick but I like slugging it and again I never get clogged pores or zits. I do miss the old packaging though, I liked the apothecary feel.