These aftercare suggestions are not

These aftercare suggestions are not written in stone and are guidelines, not a prescribed course of care. I can not be responsible for your actions, nor are these guidelines a sure fire way of avoiding trouble during your healing period. I make no guarantees written or implied, you are free to do with this information as you wish at your own risk. You are responsible for your own tattoo aftercare.
Please keep in mind that healing time and degrees of trauma recovery vary greatly depending on many factors. Examples are an individual person’s skin type and immune system, the tattoo applied, the artist applying the tattoo, equipment and inks used, and of course degree of aftercare. Remember, what works for someone else, may not work for you. Use common sense and good hygiene and you’ll be OK.

Remove bandage after 3 hours and wash blood, ointment, plasma thoroughly. You may have to soap up your tattoo twice the first time you wash after removing bandage.
Wash your tattoo 2/3 times a day for 7/9 days. Gently wash your tattoo with a non-scented antibacterial hand soap(“Dial” “Softsoap”). Always make sure you wash your hands thoroughly with antibacterial hand soap first before handling your tattoo.
DO NOT use a wash cloth, loafa or scrubber. Gently lather antibacterial hand soap over your tattoo with clean fingertips. Rinse thoroughly. Pat dry with a clean lint free towel or quality paper towel. I like Bounties. Don’t skimp on the paper towels, it’s worth the extra few bucks. Much better than the cheap paper that will fall apart and leave paper fibers on your tattoo. Don’t be cheap! Allow a minimum of 30 minutes to air dry.
And keep your grubby hands off your tattoo. Unless you are washing your tattoo or applying ointment. There is no other reason for your hands to come in contact with your tattoo while it heals. Wash tattoo 3 times per day(morning, afternoon, night) for 7 to 8 days or until scabs fall off. After which you may return to washing your tattoo once a day, but still be gentle.
Washing your tattoo will kill bacteria collected throughout the day and lightly moisturize your scabs. It is the most important part of your aftercare, more important than ointment. You can skip on ointment, but you can’t skip on washing!
Remember, tattooing causes trauma to the skin(needles poking). You are healing an injury, treat it as such. Allow your tattoo to air dry for 30 minutes to an hour or longer if it appears to be oozing(sweating) or moist. Plasma oozing is normal, it is your body’s natural defense against infection. Oozing usually occurs within the first 24 hours of initial tattooing. Make sure your tattoo is dry before dressing or going to bed. If you find your clothing or linens have dried “stuck” to your tattoo, DO NOT PULL IT OFF. Wet the cloth to loosen dried plasma and gently remove clothing from tattoo. Be aware that during the first few days of healing the tattoo may seep ink, blood or lymph(plasma) which may stain clothing, sheets or other fabrics.
Also, it is good practice to make sure your sheets and bedding are clean the first week of aftercare. You don’t want to get an infection because your tattoo has been in contact with dirty sheets all night. Same goes for clothing. Don’t be a slob!
Ointment. Apply a very small amount of ointment once a day for the first 2 to 4 days. Spread a very small amount of ointment with clean fingertips over tattoo. Spread ointment very thin, just a moist shimmer is all that’s needed. Switch to fragrance and dye free skin lotion after 3 to 4 days of ointment. Continue with skin lotion for remainder of aftercare regimen.
Make sure to not apply ointment too thick and greasy. Too much ointment is not good. Pores will suffocate and may cause skin to breakout. Too much grease will attract and trap dust and bacteria which may cause a skin infection.
Your tattoo will heal itself if you don’t apply any ointment. Ointment is not a necessary factor. Ointment is used to help the scabs not become over dry and crack open. Apply very thin layer of ointment when you feel extra dry, tight, and/or itchy. It is best to allow the scabs to form and stay dry. Scabs are there to protect your injury while the skin cells regenerate.
Some people prefer lotions instead of ointments, these can be applied more than once a day since they do absorb into the skin.
Once your scabs have flaked off, your ink is “locked in”. Your skin has not finished healing though. You will notice a lot of dry and flaky skin pushing out of your tattoo. Your skin will appear opaque and shiny at first, making your tattoo seem dull. This is due to the skins cells still recovering to their normal condition. Liberal amounts of fragrance and dye free skin lotion should be applied for the next month or so. DO NOT continue using greasy ointments after 3 to 4 days.
Always wash your hands before washing, handling or applying ointment or lotion to your tattoo!
Approved ointments and lotions

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These aftercare suggestions are not written in stone and are guidelines, not a prescribed course of care. I can not be responsible for your actions, nor are these guidelines a sure fire way of avoiding trouble during your healing period. I make no guarantees written or implied, you are free to do with this information as you wish at your own risk. You are responsible for your own tattoo aftercare.Please keep in mind that healing time and degrees of trauma recovery vary greatly depending on many factors. Examples are an individual person’s skin type and immune system, the tattoo applied, the artist applying the tattoo, equipment and inks used, and of course degree of aftercare. Remember, what works for someone else, may not work for you. Use common sense and good hygiene and you’ll be OK. Remove bandage after 3 hours and wash blood, ointment, plasma thoroughly. You may have to soap up your tattoo twice the first time you wash after removing bandage.Wash your tattoo 2/3 times a day for 7/9 days. Gently wash your tattoo with a non-scented antibacterial hand soap(“Dial” “Softsoap”). Always make sure you wash your hands thoroughly with antibacterial hand soap first before handling your tattoo.DO NOT use a wash cloth, loafa or scrubber. Gently lather antibacterial hand soap over your tattoo with clean fingertips. Rinse thoroughly. Pat dry with a clean lint free towel or quality paper towel. I like Bounties. Don’t skimp on the paper towels, it’s worth the extra few bucks. Much better than the cheap paper that will fall apart and leave paper fibers on your tattoo. Don’t be cheap! Allow a minimum of 30 minutes to air dry.And keep your grubby hands off your tattoo. Unless you are washing your tattoo or applying ointment. There is no other reason for your hands to come in contact with your tattoo while it heals. Wash tattoo 3 times per day(morning, afternoon, night) for 7 to 8 days or until scabs fall off. After which you may return to washing your tattoo once a day, but still be gentle.Washing your tattoo will kill bacteria collected throughout the day and lightly moisturize your scabs. It is the most important part of your aftercare, more important than ointment. You can skip on ointment, but you can’t skip on washing!Remember, tattooing causes trauma to the skin(needles poking). You are healing an injury, treat it as such. Allow your tattoo to air dry for 30 minutes to an hour or longer if it appears to be oozing(sweating) or moist. Plasma oozing is normal, it is your body’s natural defense against infection. Oozing usually occurs within the first 24 hours of initial tattooing. Make sure your tattoo is dry before dressing or going to bed. If you find your clothing or linens have dried “stuck” to your tattoo, DO NOT PULL IT OFF. Wet the cloth to loosen dried plasma and gently remove clothing from tattoo. Be aware that during the first few days of healing the tattoo may seep ink, blood or lymph(plasma) which may stain clothing, sheets or other fabrics.Also, it is good practice to make sure your sheets and bedding are clean the first week of aftercare. You don’t want to get an infection because your tattoo has been in contact with dirty sheets all night. Same goes for clothing. Don’t be a slob!Ointment. Apply a very small amount of ointment once a day for the first 2 to 4 days. Spread a very small amount of ointment with clean fingertips over tattoo. Spread ointment very thin, just a moist shimmer is all that’s needed. Switch to fragrance and dye free skin lotion after 3 to 4 days of ointment. Continue with skin lotion for remainder of aftercare regimen.ตรวจสอบให้แน่ใจว่าจะไม่ใช้ลิปสติกหนาเกินไป และมันเยิ้ม สบู่มากเกินไปไม่ดี รูขุมขนจะหายใจไม่ออก และอาจทำให้เกิดผิวฝ่าวงล้อม ไขมันมากเกินไปจะดึงดูด และดักฝุ่นละอองและเชื้อแบคทีเรียซึ่งอาจก่อให้เกิดการติดเชื้อของผิวหนังรอยสักของคุณจะรักษาตัวเองถ้าคุณไม่ใช้สบู่ใด ๆ สบู่จึงไม่ใช่ปัจจัยที่จำเป็น ใช้สบู่เพื่อช่วย scabs ไม่เป็นมากกว่าเปิดแห้ง และแตก ใช้สบู่มากบางชั้นเมื่อคุณรู้สึกพิเศษแห้ง แน่น และ/หรือคัน ดีที่สุดเพื่อให้สามารถ scabs ฟอร์ม และพักแห้งได้ Scabs มีอยู่เพื่อ ป้องกันการบาดเจ็บในขณะสร้างเซลล์ผิวบางคนชอบโลชั่นแทน ointments เหล่านี้สามารถใช้มากกว่าหนึ่งครั้งต่อวันเนื่องจากพวกเขาดูดซับเข้าสู่ผิวเมื่อคุณ scabs มีป่นปิด หมึกถูก "ล็อกใน" ผิวของคุณได้เสร็จสิ้นการรักษาแม้ว่า คุณจะสังเกตเห็นมากผลักดันจากการสักผิวหนังแห้ง และไม่สม่ำเสมอ ผิวของคุณจะปรากฏขึ้นที่ทึบแสง และเงาที่ทำครั้งแรก รอยสักของคุณดูน่าเบื่อ นี่คือเนื่องจากเซลล์สกินยังคง ฟื้นตัวสู่สภาพปกติ ควรใช้เงินเสรีของกลิ่นหอมและสีผิวฟรีโลชั่นสำหรับเดือนถัดไป ยังคงใช้ ointments มันเยิ้มหลังจาก 3-4 วันล้างมือก่อนซักผ้า การจัดการ หรือใช้สบู่หรือโลชั่นกับรอยสักของคุณเสมออนุมัติ ointments และโลชั่น

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คำแนะนำ aftercare เหล่านี้จะไม่ได้เขียนในหิน และเป็นแนวทางที่ไม่กำหนดแน่นอนของการดูแล ผมไม่สามารถรับผิดชอบต่อการกระทำของคุณ หรือเป็นแนวทางเหล่านี้ว่าไฟวิธีหลีกเลี่ยงปัญหาในระหว่างการรักษาของคุณ ผมไม่รับประกันเขียนหรือโดยนัย , คุณมีอิสระที่จะทำอะไรกับข้อมูลนี้ตามที่คุณต้องการเสี่ยงของคุณเอง