Abstract: A process for the manufacture of a skin ointment includes creating a eutectic mixture that includes an oleic acid; and adding water that is preheated to 178 degrees F. directly into the eutectic mixture at 178 degrees F. A skin ointment that includes 10-14% oleic acid; 7-11% palmitic acid; 7-11% stearic acid; 6-10% cetearyl alcohol; 1-3% boric acid 99%+; 1-2% bismuth sub carbonate 99%+; and the remaining part being purified water. A 2 oz skin ointment portion that includes 3.18 g oleic acid; 2.47 g palmitic acid; 2.47 g stearic acid; 2.18 g cetearyl alcohol; 0.61 g boric acid 99%+; 0.32 g bismuth sub carbonate 99%+; and 16.11 g Purified Water.

Abstract: An apparatus and method of use are disclosed for rapidly and repeatedly cleaning a skin area during tattooing or body piercing. The apparatus includes a plurality of serially dispensable, antiseptic wet wipes pre-moistened with “tincture of green soap” solution. It eliminates any need to dilute a concentrated green soap solution or clean a spray bottle, and allows a tattoo artist to quickly and conveniently obtain and use a wet wipe of the invention in a controlled and consistent manner using only one hand, thereby avoiding interruption of the procedure and contamination of the wet wipe. The wet wipes and/or green soap can be medically approved, and the wipes can be disposable and/or made from non-woven paper, with a preferable size of 19.5 by 17.0 centimeters. The wet wipes can be interleaved or formed in a continuous sheet with perforated separations, and can be folded, or configured in a roll.