Tattoo Aftercare Waterproof Bandage, Perfect for larger tattoos also for some size bandages Remembe

Well what I have here is the roll of transparent film, it's kind of a new trend, I guess maybe it's been around for a while, I don't know, it's new to me, but it was kind of like a second skin film that I can use. I use it for

bandage

s and

also

for

tattoo

s

some

times and it's very convenient, they've made it so you don't need two people to put it on, it feels like the original, but they're done, there's a clever way to do it. I made it so that one person can do it. One thing you'll want to consider is how wide you want to have them.

You should get

some

that are shorter too. This is like the whole, like it's a nine inch roll, something like that. so that's um yeah it's very long here what's the edge so let's go to here you need some kind of something like this so what happens is on one side you have a little tab that bends to the right and then you have the other part you'll see in a minute why this is here so let's see let's shrink it down let's say it's supposed to go down like here and I'm going to do a demo on my arm and in fact if you understand the the smaller ones you can

also

stack them on top of each other, it can be a little clever that way, but what we do is, first of all, shave the area where you are going to place them well because I see that I don't even know what to see, if you can see little micro hairs what I have here, this is my normal arm, I have no hair, but here I shaved it completely because I experimented with it before and that's when I discovered the whole micro hair thing, it hurts, it grabs really well and you don't want it to grab every little one hair that you don't see, that's how you find the hairs there when you pull it out and yeah.

It's not fun, so anyway let's do a little quick, so let's say you know how to cut or something or just a little new

tattoo

, whatever. You put a piece of gauze here and then you just take this off, look, so it still has a film here that's kind of like this film here that holds it in place because look when it's done it's going to look really, what would you call it really thin? So I'm going to roll it up here, so let me take this. part here, this is the last little tab that sticks there and then what you do is right here, this thing comes apart normally here we go, just squeeze it enough, damn, it comes off earlier in the test, here we go. so we take out part of here and this way here we go there we go then we just finish playing it there and still it just spins with the skin it's attached to it does a really cool job so if you're doing it as a project big like a tattoo, something like that, you probably want to go big, otherwise if you just want to use them as

bandage

s, there's a lot of these out there, they're just, you know, like four by four or six by six, you could go, you know, the six by six, something like that, it grips really well, it'll hold up for a couple of hours, even normally, what I'll do is I'll intentionally leave a little tab, something like this is right, so this is will achieve it easily, which is something you want because trying to achieve it from here, it's supposed to do it like this, you have to roll it.

Oh, actually, this works sometimes, sometimes it doesn't work very well, so why do I use it. a smaller version of this for my mom's paint patch so anyway yeah that's how it works I think it's real some really cool stuff and mind you how I was doing it alone it looked really complicated , like it needed a two-person job, but it did. I do it myself and then a few hours later when it's ready or the next day or whenever I decide, take it off and do it like this, otherwise if you didn't leave a little tab there, you'll have to do it.

Keep scraping it for a while until it works, so I think this is really cool. I would recommend it because I recommend a smaller one for first aid kits, things like that, bigger or smaller, you know, for tattoo parlors, something like that. Yeah, I think they're great, two thumbs up, five stars, thanks.