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Navigating the post-tattoo landscape means choosing the right cream, balm, or ointment to help heal your new art. Let’s peek at three contenders entering the ring, each boasts distinct approaches, ingredients, and formats. First up is the Ebanel 5% Lidocaine Numbing Cream and its counterpart, the Pain Relief Burn Itch Numb Cream. These options immediately signal a focus on soothing discomfort, featuring potent anesthetic agents alongside ingredients like Allantoin and Vitamin E aimed at both local relief and general skin healing, even noting anorectal uses. They come in a convenient 1.35 Oz size, packing a numbing punch. Then, we have the Tattoo Goo Original Travel Size, all about embracing natural botanicals. This cream uses beeswax and cocoa butter to create a soothing balm, paired with another variant honed for specific soothing and brightening care – delicate concepts within the same product line. It hits the go-to .32 Oz travel size. Moving swiftly to the Hustle Butter Deluxe*, which positions itself differently, emphasizing the "before, during, and after" spectrum. As a 100% vegan tattoo butter, it aims to lubricate, moisturize, and protect, simultaneously replacing petroleum-based ingredients with a plant-forward approach. Packing just 1 oz, it’s a more concentrated concept focused on consistent protection. Each brings something to the table, though the alignment of ingredients and intended uses begins to diverge sharply already.