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Absolutely stoked on how this one turned out. 🔥 Huge shoutout to @necronomitron out in the DFW area. The man, the myth, the legend. His style is fucking insane and the work speaks for itself. 🖤 On top of being ridiculously talented, he’s one of the most genuine dudes you’ll meet. Appreciate you putting this piece together today, man. 🙏🏻 Pookie couldn’t be happier with it. This thing is SICK. 🔥 #Tattoo #pokemon #TattooArtist #dallastattoo
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SECOND TATTOO LETS F GO, RAGGGGHHHHHH
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A night to remember. 🖤✨ -Trha -Barbelith -Saidan What an amazing show. Wish I wasn’t so socially awkward lol 🤦‍♂️ I had so many questions but couldn’t think of them in the moment. Thnks for all the homies that showed up. It was awesome seeing and hanging with yall. Thnks spooxs for the amazing Trha tattoo
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🖤𝟶𝟼/𝟷𝟷/𝟸𝟼🖤
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I started following @necronomitron almost 2 years ago. I have wanted a piece of their art ever since I first saw the designs. Today was the fucking day! Introducing my beautiful new cat, Dog. 💀🐈‍⬛️🧟‍♂️ Already so obsessed with the way it turned out, and definitely did not already check on available flash for my next piece. 🫣 No, never. 😂
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Hangout with the family!!! ❤️
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The tattoo industry taught you to obsess over the balm. The peeling. The itching. The dryness after washing. “What balm should I use?” Wrong product. Wrong question. The soap sets the baseline. The balm works with whatever the soap left behind. If the soap stripped your skin barrier with every wash — the balm is not healing you. It is managing the damage. Peer-reviewed dermatology research confirms that certain antibacterial agents solubilize the intercellular lipids in your skin barrier. The removal of those lipids increases moisture loss through the skin surface. With continued use the barrier damage worsens. That is 60 washes of progressive damage on a healing tattoo. The FDA ruled in 2016 that antibacterial soap has no proven benefit over plain soap and water. It has a proven cost. Your skin barrier. The soap is the hero. Skip the antibacterial soap. Use a fragrance-free cold-process bar soap that delivers fatty acids during the wash — not after it. 🔶 Day 1 Bar by Banger Tattoo Care. Link in bio or grab it on Amazon — tap the link in bio. 🔶
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I didn’t start this company to make another tattoo balm. Because that’s not where the problem was. The industry has been fighting over lotions and salves for years in an endless ingredient war. Meanwhile, the first step of aftercare hasn’t changed in a decade. The wash. Artists create world-class work… and the aftercare still starts with harsh, microbiome-destroying antibacterial soap. That didn’t make sense to me. So I stepped out of the balm wars and built something specifically for that moment. Not to compete over lotion. To fix the foundation. Yes, we offer a balm in our artist kits now. But we only built it because shops needed a complete, biologically matched system to hand to their clients. But the soap is the hero. You can’t fix a stripped skin barrier just by rubbing lotion on it. This is why we changed our name. This is why we focus on the soap first. And this is why Banger Tattoo Care exists. Read the full manifesto and the science behind the brand at the link in our bio. 🧬 ↓ 🧼 Single Bars for Collectors 🔶 Wholesale Kits for Studios #tattooaftercare #tattoosoap #tattooartist #tattooshop #tattoocollector
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Google is recommending the wrong soap for your tattoo. And it has been doing it for years. 🔶 In 2016 the FDA ruled that antibacterial soap has no proven advantage over plain soap and water. Google’s AI Overview still recommends Dial Gold. It is antibacterial. This is not Google’s fault. It is a content authority problem. The content that ranked before the science changed is still ranking. And every aftercare sheet that says “wash with Dial Gold” is keeping the wrong answer alive. Here is how you fix it. If you have a website, an aftercare page, or a blog — comment LINK below. I will DM you the exact URL to add to your site. One link from one artist website tells Google this information deserves to rank higher than a recommendation the FDA ruled unsupported a decade ago. People have trusted Google for 20 years with their aftercare. They deserve better. 🔶 Save this. Share it to your story. Send it to your artist. The correct science exists. It just needs more of the internet pointing to it. . #tattoos #tattooaftercare #tattooartist #tattooaddict
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"NO BAR SOAP." It is on most aftercare sheets. The reasoning feels airtight. It is also scientifically false. 🔶 The fear makes sense — a wet bar in the shower feels like a bacteria farm. Putting it on a fresh, open tattoo sounds reckless. But clinical science settled this debate nearly 40 years ago. Researchers contaminated a bar soap with E. coli at 70 times the level found on a normal used bar. 16 volunteers washed with it. Zero bacteria transferred to any of them. Zero. 🔶 Meanwhile — the liquid pumps the industry switched to? 1 in 4 bulk refillable dispensers in public settings are actively contaminated. People washing with those dispensers increased bad bacteria on their hands by 26 times. The format we were told was safer is carrying the actual risk. The real threat to a healing tattoo is not the format of the soap. It is a compromised skin barrier from harsh liquid antibacterial cleansers stripping your natural lipids. Micro-cracks are how infection actually enters. A dedicated personal bar — used by one person, allowed to dry between uses — is the most operationally sound choice for fresh ink. The chemistry is not new. The aftercare sheet just never got updated. 📥 Save this before your next session. 🤙 Send it to whoever still recommends Dial Gold. Day 1 Bar — bulk packs for artists, full size for collectors. Link in bio. 🔶 . . . . . SOURCES Heinze and Yackovich — Epidemiology and Infection, 1988 Bar soap contaminated at 70x normal levels. Zero bacteria transferred to skin. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2249330 Zapka et al. — Applied and Environmental Microbiology 1 in 4 bulk liquid dispensers contaminated. 26x bacteria increase on hands after washing. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/aem.02632-10 CDC — Handwashing guidelines Plain soap in bar or liquid form equally effective at removing germs. cdc.gov/handwashing . . . . . #tattooaftercare #tattoohealing #newtattoo #tattooartist #barsoap #tattoocare #freshink #tattoosoap #skinmicrobiome #antibacterialsoap #bangertattoocare #tattoo #tattootips #PMUaftercare #microblading #tattoo2026 #healingtattoo #tattoocollector #aftercare #tattooartists
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The soap on most tattoo aftercare sheets was reviewed by the FDA in 2016. What they found should have changed every aftercare protocol in America. It didn’t. Antibacterial soap — Dial Gold, Safeguard, antibacterial Dove — is still the default recommendation at most tattoo shops and PMU studios across the country. The FDA found zero evidence it prevents infection better than plain soap and water. The recommendation just never got updated. It gets worse. The antibacterial agents in these soaps disrupt your skin microbiome — the community of beneficial bacteria actively protecting your healing wound, maintaining pH balance, and signaling your immune system. Your skin has a built-in defense system working around the clock on your fresh tattoo. Antibacterial soap compromises it. The format problem runs deeper than the ingredients. Foam cleansers and liquid soaps are 8 to 10 percent active ingredients. The rest is water. They strip oils from skin at exactly the moment skin needs them most. Cold-process bar soap works differently. It retains natural glycerin and unsaponified fatty acids. It cleanses without stripping. The microbiome stays intact between washes. Your skin feels like skin after — not like it survived something. The protocol correction is already happening. 1,250+ tattoo artists and PMU professionals have made the switch. The aftercare sheet just hasn’t caught up yet. Nobody made soap for tattooed skin. So we did. 🔶 Save this. Your next aftercare conversation starts here. . . . . . SOURCES FDA Consumer Update, September 2016 fda.gov — search “antibacterial soap plain soap and water” Golding et al., PLOS ONE 2018 Antibacterial soap shifts skin microbial community composition doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0199899 Pastar et al., Burns and Trauma 2024 Skin microbiota forms first-line host defense in wound healing doi.org/10.1093/burnst/tkad059 American Journal of Clinical Dermatology 2020 Commensal microbiota regulates immune response in wound healing doi.org/10.1007/s40257-020-00536-w Chimsook T., Molecules / PMC 2018 Cold saponification retains unsaponified fatty acids in finished bar soap pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6225244
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