After care
Welcome to our Aftercare page! Here, you'll find essential tips and for caring for your tattoos, piercings, and unique wood art pieces, as well as maintaining your skulls and horns Proper aftercare longevity and keeps your art looking its best. Let's keep your body and art perfect harmony!
Tattoo Aftercare
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Keep covered, Leave the bandage on for a few hours as advised.
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Wash gently, Clean your tattoo with Gynogard Intimate Wash (green moisturizing) using only your hands — no cloths or sponges.
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Pat dry, Use a clean paper towel or let it air dry.
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Apply ointment, Spread a thin layer of the Vitamin A & D cream provided.
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Repeat care, Wash and reapply cream 2–3 times daily for the first week.
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Avoid irritants, No swimming, sun, scratching, or tight clothing until fully healed.
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Be patient, Healing takes time — follow these steps for the best results.
Piercing Aftercare
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Wash hands, first Always clean your hands before touching your piercing.
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Clean gently, Wash the piercing area with Gynogard Intimate Wash (green moisturizing) using only your hands — no cloths, cotton buds, or sponges.
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Rinse & dry, Rinse thoroughly with clean water and pat dry with a paper towel or let it air dry.
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Apply ointment, Use a thin layer of the Vitamin A & D cream provided.
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Repeat care, Clean and reapply cream 2–3 times daily until healed.
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Avoid irritants, Do not twist or play with the jewelry. Avoid swimming, makeup, perfumes, or tight clothing around the piercing until fully healed.
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Be patient, Healing times vary — follow these steps and your piercing will heal beautifully.
Skull & Horn Aftercare
To keep your trophy looking its best:
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Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth.
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Avoid moisture – keep away from damp areas to prevent discoloration.
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Apply Trophy Care Horn Oil lightly to horns every few months to maintain shine and prevent drying or cracking.
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Handle with care – avoid dropping or scratching the skull surface.
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Display indoors out of direct sunlight to prevent fading.
Wood aftercare
To keep your wood pieces looking their best:
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Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth to preserve the detail of the woodburning.
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Avoid moisture – keep away from damp or humid areas to prevent warping or fading.
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Treat with linseed oil every few months to nourish the wood, protect against drying, and enhance the natural grain.
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Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent discoloration of both the wood and the burned designs.
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Handle with care – avoid scratching or denting the surface, especially the burned artwork.