Inktrox - Aftercare Soap - 50 g

InkTrox Aftercare Soap, 50 g Tattoo Soap for Washing Fresh Tattoos

InkTrox Aftercare Soap is a 50 g bar of soap designed for washing freshly inked tattoos. It is formulated with vegetable glycerin, which binds water and thus helps prevent the skin from drying out. The tattoo soap is pH-neutral and designed for sensitive, irritated skin. By Kwadron from Krakow.

At a Glance

• Brand / Model: InkTrox Aftercare Soap (also listed as Organic Soap or Cube Soap)
• Manufacturer: Kwadron, Kraków (Poland)
• Contents: 50 g, bar of soap
• Base: vegetable glycerin
• pH-neutral
• Vegan, not tested on animals
• With aloe vera leaf juice powder
• Usage: Cleaning freshly inked and healed tattoos

Why a Special Soap for Fresh Tattoos

A fresh tattoo is an open wound and needs to be washed—this is where many customers make mistakes. Commercial shower gels and curd soaps aren’t designed for this: They strip the skin of oils, draw moisture from the skin, and dry out the wound area. That’s exactly where a tattoo soap comes in. InkTrox Aftercare Soap gently cleanses without stripping the skin, as the plant-based glycerin it contains binds water and protects against moisture loss. Its pH-neutral formula does not further irritate the sensitive area.

Directions

Moisten the tattoo with lukewarm water. Apply a small amount of soap and gently massage it in until a light lather forms. Then rinse thoroughly with clean water and gently pat the area dry. Do not rub, as this is exactly what puts additional strain on freshly tattooed skin and, in the worst case, can cause the pigment to fade.

For Sensitive Skin

According to the manufacturer, the soap is particularly mild and suitable for people with sensitive skin prone to irritation. It contains aloe vera leaf juice powder, which is traditionally valued for its soothing properties. The manufacturer also describes the soap as effective for relieving swelling and redness and supporting the healing process.

For everyday use at the studio

The 50-gram bar is small enough to give to the client after the session, making it a practical way to ensure aftercare isn’t left to chance. Experience shows that studios that explain what to use for washing and include the product right away can avoid some of the follow-up questions and healing issues caused by improper cleansing. The soap can also be used daily for healed tattoos.

Practical Tip

Since it’s a bar of soap, it should be allowed to dry after use rather than left sitting in a puddle of water; otherwise, it will soften and wear out faster. When used by multiple people, the rule is: one bar per person—do not share.

FAQ

Why do I need a special tattoo soap?
Commercially available shower gels and soaps are highly degreasing and dry out the fresh wound area. This soap cleanses gently and, thanks to the glycerin it contains, helps prevent moisture loss.

How do I properly wash a fresh tattoo?
Moisten with lukewarm water, gently massage in a small amount of soap until a light lather forms, rinse thoroughly, and gently pat dry. Do not rub.

Is the soap suitable for sensitive skin?
The manufacturer describes it as particularly mild and pH-neutral and expressly recommends it for sensitive skin prone to irritation.

Is it vegan?
Yes, the soap is vegan and not tested on animals.

Can I also use it on healed tattoos?
Yes, it’s suitable for cleaning both freshly inked and older tattoos.

How long does one bar last?
That depends on the size of the tattoo and how often you wash it. The 50 g bar is designed to be a convenient size for the healing phase of a tattoo.