INKED RITUAL Anti-Fade Tattoo Serum vs Natural Oils

Inked Ritual features a complex ofseven critical anti-aging actives including a bio-engineered pseudo-form of placenta which containspeptides, amino acids, and vitamins. These anti-aging ingredients will diminish the look of deep wrinkles, rejuvenate your complexion and help to restore the elasticity of sagging skin.

Time-released Hyaluronic Acid slowly absorbs into the skin, smoothing the look of wrinkles and plumping slacking, aging skin, giving a younger, smoother, and more supple look.

Now you are probably thinking what does this have to do with my tattoos. Well, this is an excellent question. You see, the reason why tattoos look faded is due to the aging process. So by protecting your skin with Inked Ritual Anti-Fade Tattoo Serum, it slows and prevents skin aging. 

Now, natural ingredients like coconut, shea butter, tea tree, and Vitamin E oils, are commonly used by many people on their skin for conditions such as dry irritated skin and tattoo care. These oils are great surface moisturizers (lubricators) that can temporarily help with dryness and flaking. However, they're not the best solution for long-term tattoo care.

Do not be fooled when you first apply these oils and your tattoo pops out and looks fresh, as this is just a temporary effect as your skin is now lubricated. Not only that, but these oils are also considered occlusive ingredients, which can clog your pores, prevent your skin from breathing, and leave your skin feeling waxy or greasy.

The most effective and best way to ensure that your tattoos don't fade is to properly protect and preserve them by using a high-end serum. Tattoo ink is below the epidermis, into the second skin layer, the dermis. And only serums are light and thin enough to properly absorb to this depth; effectively treating tattooed skin.

One of many issues with oils not being the best solution for long-term tattoo care is that their molecules are too big to penetrate the epidermis (top layer) of skin and provide any effective hydration and protection. Whereas serums are lighter and absorb quickly, they also transport highly concentrated actives ingredients deep into your skin, that provide hydration and moisturization where it's needed. 

Also, serums do not include "sealing ingredients" like creams, lotions, and oils. However, they still do a good job of retaining moisture, with special ingredients like hyaluronic acid, that draws water into the skin keeping it hydrated and moisturized. 

Serums have many more benefits than just promoting moisture retention: 

• Serums replenish, nourish, and rejuvenate your skin at the cellular level. 
• Serums have very powerful and effective ingredients like peptides, hyaluronic acid, vitamins, minerals, and natural botanicals.
• Serums penetrate deep too fight and reverse skin damage, aging, and scarring.
• Serums provide improve your skin's radiance by brightening and hydrating.
• Serum peptides repair and rebuild collagen at the cellular level. 
  

• Serums reduce wrinkles and fine lines while improving smoothness, firmness. This is why we used this same advanced technology in Inked Ritual Anti-Fade Serum.

Now the cost. Many of you have chosen oils like coconut, tee tree, and Vitamin-E, simply because they are cheap and easy to access. As I said, there are better options!

If you're serious about protecting your tattoos so they don't eventually look like washed-out ink blogs on your skin, then choose Inked Ritual Anti-Fade Tattoo Serum. 

I understand that advanced tattoo care is not for everyone. Some of you may not ever even consider that your tattoos will fade as you age. And that's ok. But if you are a tattoo aficionado and addict like us, then you value your body art investment and only want the best tattoo fade protection.  

Yes, serums can be more expensive. But just how expensive is the serum in comparison to a ruined washed out tattoo? Just like house insurance can be expensive, it's also necessary to protect your investment.

Now if you are dead set on using moisturizers like coconut oil on your tattooed skin, well you still can. You see, the great thing about serums is that they can be layered with a moisturizer. This is not a must, but if you've grown used to how these oils leave your skin feeling, you can use them both. And even some people get very dry skin during the winter months, so adding a layer of moisturizer on top of your serum base, just adds an extra layer of protection to retain the moisture of your skin. 

The bottom line is that high-end serums like Inked Ritual are the most effective at protecting tattooed skin, due to their ability to penetrate faster and deeper into your skin, while hydrating and rebuilding collagen at the cellular level. 

The undisputed fact is that we all need to take care of our skin in order to look youthful and healthy, including our tattooed skin, to maintain their crisp vibrancy. 

Moisturizers are primarily designed to hydrate the skin by adding to and sealing in the natural moisture of the body. Although moisturizers often contain ingredients to target specific issues like aging or sun damage, their main role is to get hydration to the skin and keep it there. And this would be related to any lotions, creams, or topical sprays.

Serums, on the other hand, are formulated to penetrate deep into your skin and address or even reverse aging and skin damage at the cellular level. High-end serums contain peptides, antioxidants, phytonutrients, and vitamins that repair skin cells, increase skin radiance, smoothness, and suppleness.

So, the beauty of serums is they provide a high concentration of active ingredients, and penetrate deeper, while effectively delivering beneficial nutrients and hydration active ingredients to the deepest layers of your skin where moisturizers cannot penetrate. 

INKED RITUAL - Superior Protection for the life of your ink!