Hustle Butter Deluxe 1oz Tattoo Balm (Copy)

Nourish and protect your tattooed skin with Hustle Butter Deluxe, the ultimate aftercare solution. Ensure vibrant, lasting tattoos while

promoting rapid skin recovery.

• 100% vegan and natural ingredients to promote skin healing.

• Hustle Butter — Process and Aftercare

  Overview Hustle Butter is a popular vegan, petroleum-free product used by many artists during the tattooing process and by clients for aftercare. It’s formulated to reduce friction during tattooing, calm the skin, and support moisture retention during healing. Use as directed for best results.

  During the Tattoo Process

  • Purpose: Hustle Butter is applied to the skin to lubricate the needle path and reduce drag. This can make lines smoother and help with machine performance on certain skin types.

  • Application: Use a small amount on gloved hands or a clean tool. Apply lightly and evenly to the stencil area as needed. Reapply sparingly—too much product can create excess slickness and affect ink saturation.

  • Compatibility: Works with most tattoo inks and machines. Because it’s oil-based, avoid applying directly into open, actively bleeding areas—wipe excess away and only use where the skin is intact or minimally broken.

  • Hygiene: Always use fresh product dispensing technique (single-use portion or clean spatula) to avoid cross-contamination. Replace jar lids promptly and keep the container in a clean, cool environment.

  Immediate Post-Session (First Hours)

  • Remove excess product: After tattooing, gently wipe away excess Hustle Butter with a clean, sterile wipe or paper towel.

  • Initial covering: If you or the studio use a thin layer of Hustle Butter as part of the immediate dressing, apply a light coating—enough to protect but not saturate—then follow your studio’s chosen covering method (cling film, second-skin bandage, etc.).

  • Client instructions: Explain how long the initial covering should remain (per studio protocol) and advise the client to keep the area clean and dry.

  Aftercare Routine (Days 1–14)

  • First 24 hours: When removing the primary covering, wash hands thoroughly, remove the bandage gently, and cleanse the tattoo with mild, fragrance-free soap and lukewarm water. Pat dry with a clean towel or let air dry.

  • Applying Hustle Butter: After cleaning and drying, apply a thin layer of Hustle Butter to the tattoo 2–3 times a day or as needed to prevent dryness and tightness. Use a light, even coating—enough to moisturize without clogging pores or saturating the area.

  • Quantity and frequency: A pea-sized amount for small tattoos; slightly more for larger pieces. Overapplication can cause excess moisture, which may macerate the skin and delay healing.

  • Signs of appropriate use: Tattoo should feel moisturized but not greasy. Slight scabbing and peeling are normal; do not pick or peel scabs.

  Beyond Two Weeks

  • Continue moisturizing: Once the initial peeling phase completes, continue to moisturize with Hustle Butter or a suitable fragrance-free lotion to maintain skin health and color vibrancy.

  • Long-term care: Use SPF on healed tattoos when exposed to sun to protect pigments.

  Precautions and Contraindications

  • Allergic reaction: Though Hustle Butter is marketed as vegan and generally well-tolerated, advise clients to perform a patch test if they have sensitive skin or known allergies to cosmetic ingredients.

  • Infection signs: If the tattoo shows severe redness, swelling, pus, increasing pain, or fever, instruct the client to seek medical attention. Discontinue product use if infection is suspected until cleared by a professional.

  • Acne-prone or problem skin: For clients with very oily or acne-prone skin, use sparingly and monitor for clogged follicles or breakouts around the tattoo.

  • Not for deep open wounds: Avoid putting thick layers into actively bleeding or heavily exuding wounds. Clean and manage heavy exudate per medical/studio protocols.

  Storage and Handling

  • Store Hustle Butter in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep lid closed when not in use.

  • Use clean hands or a sterile spatula to remove product from the container to reduce contamination risk.

  Professional Tips

  • Less is often more: A thin, controlled application delivers benefits without over-saturating the tattoo.

  • Communicate clearly: Provide clients with written aftercare steps, including how much product to use and how often.

  • Match to client skin type: Adjust frequency and amount based on the client’s skin condition, climate, and lifestyle (e.g., swimmers may need different guidance).

  Summary Hustle Butter can be an effective tool both during tattooing and for aftercare when used correctly: keep applications light, prioritize hygiene, watch for adverse reactions, and tailor instructions to each client’s needs.

  Prevents skin irritation and preserves tattoo vibrancy.

• Rich blend of shea butter and essential oils for optimum moisturization.

Let your tattoos heal flawlessly while maintaining their vibrant colors. This butter offers peace of mind with each application, knowing your art is well-protected and nourished.