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Opsite FlexiFix is available at most pharmacies, and it's cheap!
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Literally the same thing as above just a different brand.
Colour tattoos tend to weep/ooze for the first 24h, so for these it's best to apply Opsite the next morning.
First wash your hands and then your new tattoo, with unscented soap. Dry with paper towels, and then let it air dry completely.
(Pls appreciate my acrobatics, trying to get my leg in the sink. 
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Clean the area AROUND the fresh tattoo with rubbing alcohol. This strips the surrounding skin of its natural oils and helps the Opsite stick really well to your skin for several days! (
Cut a strip of Opsite that is slightly larger than your tattoo.
If your tattoo is really big, you can cut smaller strips and overlap them so that they cover the whole thing. If it's a bendy body part (eg shoulder) use several smaller strips to make it easier. (Trust me!)
Remove half the backing paper, apply the Opsite slowly from one end, and remove the second half as you roll the rest onto your skin, avoiding air bubbles as much as you can. (This is easier with smaller pieces of Opsite!)
Then remove the protective plastic over the top.
Nope, not literally the same thing. Opsite is a medical brand (originally made for third degree burns etc) and gentler on the skin. If you had an allergic reaction to SecondSkin, I'd suggest giving this a try anyway (on some healthy skin first, just to check it out).
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Saniderm has medical shit written all over it. Don't know about third degree burns though.
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