What are the guidelines for tattooing and aftercare?
In the United States there are few guidelines for tattooing, and even fewer for aftercare. Currently, in the U.S.: Seven states have no regulations at all on tattoos. Six states license tattooists but don’t have any aftercare rules. Thirty states license tattoo artists and require written or verbal instructions on aftercare.
What tattoo and piercings products do we offer?
The tattoo and piercings products we offer include: after care, antiseptics, consumables, dressings, disinfectants, instruments, gloves, paper products, inks and equipment. Our UK based customer service team all share our company drive and passion towards providing the very best service to our customers.
What is the best way to take care of a new tattoo?
This is tattoo aftercare 101, folks, and the process is altogether the same as it is for other tattoos. “As with most tattoos, it is best to keep the area clean and prevent it from drying too much,” Mor advises. “This is usually difficult with hands because we use them for so much. A gentle approach is best.”
Do hand tattoos fade quickly?
“The best bet for hand tattoos are the top of the fingers and top of hands — those two areas will heal well and will not fade quickly. When you tattoo other parts of the hands, it can definitely be a roll of the dice to see if the tattoo stays or not.”
How do I take care of my Tattoo after it heals?
Keep applying a moisturizer or ointment after you clean it to keep it moist. You should repeat this process for 2 to 4 weeks. Also try not to wear clothes that will stick to your tattoo, and avoid swimming and the sun for about 2 weeks. And take cool showers. Scalding hot water will not only hurt,…
What should you not do after getting a tattoo?
Also try not to wear clothes that will stick to your tattoo, and avoid swimming and the sun for about 2 weeks. And take cool showers. Scalding hot water will not only hurt, but it can also fade the ink. If your tattoo scabs a bit or develops hard layers, don’t worry. It’s normal.
Should I be worried if my Tattoo scabs a bit?
If your tattoo scabs a bit or develops hard layers, don’t worry. It’s normal. But never pick, scratch, or peel it. You could get an infection or remove the color. If you think your tattoo is infected, or isn’t healing properly, go see your doctor.