Tattoo Goo Now Dermatologist Tested - Apply with Confidence

New Clinical Study confirms Tattoo Goo® is not associated with skin irritation or allergic dermatitis.

Kinnelon, NJ (PRWEB) November 20, 2008 -- A new clinical study* conducted by a leading consumer products testing organization backs up our long-time statement that the original Tattoo Goo formula is the finest product for the healing and aftercare of your tattoo. The product caused no irritation or allergic reactions in a controlled dermatological study conducted at an independent testing clinic.

The study was conducted over a 4 week period in which subjects were treated with the product in a thin skin area on the lower spine. Each received a dosage placed on an occlusive patch with 3 repeated applications over a 7 day period. Subjects who did not obtain any positive reactions had repeated applications to a previously unused area following a 2 week rest period.

None of the subjects experienced a reaction. The test concluded that there was no evidence of any effect of the product. No skin reactivity was observed along with any evidence of allergic dermatitis. Great news for the world's leading aftercare product line and safety assurance for all consumers.

Body Art aftercare is a very integral part of the tattooing process. (Learn about tattoo aftercare at www.tattoogoo.com/tattooaftercare.php) Tattoo Goo promotes faster healing with premium blend ingredients. The faster a tattoo heals, the more color is retained. Having the best aftercare to not only heal, but to protect and preserve the color of tattoos has been the primary function of Tattoo Goo Brands since its inception in 1998. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the company unveiled an updated Tattoo Goo logo this summer, reflecting the trend to more colorful tattoos which has energized the industry over the past decade.

Tattoo Goo won't clog pores and is lanolin, petroleum, alcohol and mineral free.

Tattoo studios can order online at www.tattoogoo.com or through a network of worldwide distributors. Consumers can buy Tattoo Goo products at a number of online partners like Tattooz.net (http://www.tattoogoostore.com/), Amazon.com and Drugstore.com.

*The test was conducted in compliance with Good Clinical Practice using a samples size that is consistent with statistical reliability. Informed consent was obtained from each subject in the study and documentation in writing before participating in the study. A copy of the informed consent was provided to each subject. The subject's chosen did not exhibit any physical or dermatological condition that would have precluded application of the product or determination of potential effects of the test article.

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