Friday, October 24, 2008

How to Care for New Tattoo


Tattoos that can be a long process, and can lead to infection and imperfections. Caring for the tattoo as soon as you get one, is important. Similarly to treat the new car. Defending will be longer. This is the same with tattoos that it is important to provide care that is still seen as good after ten years.

Tattoo artists are good for your new tattoo. Reasons for the tattoos that healing takes time to get tattoo is a wound to your skin. A good tattoo artists will be able to get you inked with the least trauma, and as your skin will heal faster and with fewer complications.

Then, leave on bandage for at least forty-five minutes after you get a tattoo. The new tattoo is essentially a wound in the skin that allow bacteria to get through the first line of defense that you have the body, your skin. This allows a new tattoo to be prone to infection, causing patchiness in the healing tattoo. Do not give in bandages for up to one hour of time will allow you to begin to heal the skin so that you reduce the risk of infection.

Saturate the bandage with warm water when removing it. This will eliminate pulling off the skin that may have stuck to the casing when wet. Not only with the bandage off. This step can be ignored if you have tattoos bandaged wrapped with cellophane. Paper glass in the trap bacteria, and dead tattoo off from the air. A bandage normal, or plastic / pad has tattoos is better for you.

Clean the gunk in the new tattoo after the bandage will be removed. Wash with mild warm water and some soap or antimicrobial soap specifically for tattoo healing. Do not use soap bars, it will drain the area. Only a few soap suds in your hands, and carefully wash and drink a tattoo is not active. Pat dry with a clean towel.

Applying thin layer of moisturizing lotion, or products made for the tattoo on the mend your tattoo. Most lotions that can be accepted as long as they are non-fragrence and non-colored, as fragrence and colors that can disrupt the tattoo. Use whatever you recommend artists, because they can reject touchups if you do not follow the aftercare.

Oleskan lotion or ointment in the thin layer twice a day for three to five days. Then switch to unscented lotion for five to seven days or until you have a tattoo recover fully. Tattoo healing usually takes about 6 days to two weeks. A tattoo will usually go through two peels before truly recover.


Remember, do not select any scabs or peeling skin that may form on your tattoo. You may make a pigment and open again for you to tattoo infections. Each scabbing and peeling will resolve itself in time. Be patient and you will see the tattoos better for all of that.

As tattoos that you will heal very itchy. Scratching a tattoo that has the same effect of peeling, such as peeling vote in the tattoo. Apply moisturizing lotion or a light slap itchy spot. The medicine-off with some cooling agent (such as a field of ice) may help, too, because they prevent the histamines from puffing a network (perhaps because if you or your initial blow that spot).

When a tattoo is in the process of healing, because only see the dull, dirty, and if he lost the color. Once it has healed and still look bad then you may need touch-ups. Most tattoo artists weather will be touch-free during their working tattoo.
Even after your tattoo has healed to try to avoid exposing to the sun without sunscreen. Sunscreen SPF 30 or higher will work best. Sun bleaches tattoos some time.
Tattoos are permanent. Think carefully before deciding to get one.

There are modern laser removal surgery is available, but they can be very expensive (up to $ 100 per square inch) and lasted up to 8 sessions to clear depending on the color and size. Although possible to do with the technology today is very expensive! Consider this before you go through with the design.
Important, do not use Vaseline or oil-based products.

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