

Can You Use Regular Body Wash on a New Tattoo?
It’s a question almost every tattoo client asks: “Can I just use my normal body wash?” While it may seem harmless, regular body wash isn’t designed for healing tattoos — and using it can cause more problems than it solves.
Why Body Wash Isn’t Ideal
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Fragrances: Most body washes contain perfumes and dyes that irritate healing skin.
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Harsh Cleansers: Surfactants strip natural oils, leaving tattoos dry and itchy.
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Residue: Thick washes often leave a film that clogs pores and slows recovery.
Why Tattoo-Specific Soap Matters
Healing tattoos need gentle, balanced cleansing. That’s why artists and clients choose natural, fragrance-free soaps like Banger Bars. They:
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Remove impurities without over-drying.
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Contain natural antimicrobial properties to protect healing skin.
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Deliver moisture that reduces peeling and itch.
Clients who switch often notice the difference after just a wash or two: smoother skin, less irritation, and brighter tattoos.
👉 If you want your tattoo to heal the way your artist intended, skip the body wash. Choose Banger Bars for clean, comfortable healing.
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