Showing posts with label Tattoo Colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tattoo Colors. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Care After Tattooing




Tattoo artist my skin covered with foil. What now?
This is a completely sterile medical foil, which ensures that the tattoo the first few hours that are most critical protected from dirt, dust, and even potential bacteria and other microorganisms. In the meantime, from the tattooed skin more or less stripped a natural clear liquid from subcutaneous tissue and capillaries just below the skin surface. You can observe how the moisture accumulates under the foil, and then may work any bubbles in it, and the like.

Care After Tattooing


This transparent foil must have on the skin somewhat from 3 to 6 hours. In the meantime take rest, read or the like. Of course, avoid any serious physical activity, contact or strokes after tattooed place, let alone foil, not scratch, and make sure that clothes or anything like do not interfere.
After this period you carefully take off the foil (adhesive patch cut) and remove. With clean hands in lukewarm water and neutral soap, wash the tattoo to remove paint residues, mucus and the like. You have to do this decisively, but do not push too much, and tattoo not case under the water longer than necessary. Wait a minute, the skin must dry on air and refresh

Care After Tattooing

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Tattoo Colors

Tattoo Colors


Colors, which are used for tattooing, pose a special problem, which can lead to certain reactions after tattooing, or on the other hand, when you want to remove the tattoo. Today, unfortunately, does not know the norms and controlled procedures for the colors of tattoos - the names of colors are the most frequently mentioned like information, the manufacturer is not necessary to state the precise chemical composition.

Tattoo Colors


Colors are registered as cosmetics means or color additives and therefore do not pass through strict regulatory procedures that are required for the medical product. Concern is however the quality of the pigments and on the other hand, the paints additives. And even more - many colors, which are today used for the tattooing, are not approved for use on the skin. For example, some people for such procedures use color for printers and, believe it or not, even the color for cars!!!

Tattoo Colors

Monday, July 20, 2009

Tattoo Protection

Tattoo Protection


What then, when the tattoo is fully healed?
Yeah, here, these left to your own habits, desires and belief. Remember, however, that long-term and excessive exposure to sun will cause the tattoo (by years) faded.
Otherwise (especially in recent decades, when the ozone layer is already heavily degraded) sunscreen for your skin is not the best. In the last century ruled and aesthetic beliefs that tan skin is beautiful skin. Tan skin is nothing but a body natural reaction to the solar shock, so that under the skin forming a number of dyes (melanin). That protects the deeper layers of the destructive UV rays.
On darker skin (tan, or naturally dark, for example, black people) are tattoo less familiar. If you want tattoo to be a nice identifiable, reflecting the contrast in the skin, and if you want to remain unchanged, fresh paint and live until the end of life, then sunbathing is not easy. I am not suggesting that you got fanatically avoided (in the skin is due to the sun form a useful vitamins, the sun also has a beneficial effect on the organism) - but use common sense and sober assessment.

Tattoo Protection

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Tattoo Repair

Tattoo Repair


So a tattoo always remains exactly the same?
All things changes, including skin, subcutaneous tissue and colors in it, when the cells are restored. A tattoo is a number (10, 20 and more) years, perhaps a little plain or lines will be barely detectable more blurred, but not to much. Black colors are in this context more persistent or remain stable in the long term as a color. If you after many years want more intense color, you can get tattoo 'refresh' and re-paint or repair.

Tattoo Repair

Monday, July 6, 2009

Tattoo Care

Tattoo Care


Should I have wrapped tattooed place?
No. Similar to sunburn the skin will recover sooner and better, if in the air, if the 'respiratory system'. Also, do not bear too tight clothing, some strange and plasticized synthetic T-shirts, etc... but light, air, comfortable clothing.
Given care to tattoo or procedures for their healing through a number of different opinions and theories. The method described here is tested, the most recommended, and the acting is at least bitch or painful.
Some traditional forms of tattooing in the history ( Chinese, etc...) found that the tattooed place should be wrapped, others that it should be completely dry, without any ointments, third again, it should have enough moisture, and so on. Why would you experiment in your own skin and testing some assumptions?

Tattoo Care

Monday, June 29, 2009

Tattooing-Pleasant Satisfaction




Are you tired after just ended tattooing?
This is perfectly normal. If the session is long, even several hours, this is for the body as a big shock, namely, that they must tolerate the pain or extract Endorphin is a natural to make the most reduced and mitigated. After tattooing you could be a little tired, then might even little spinning in your head, you are sleepy or the like; but there is a very pleasant satisfaction of the obtained tattoo. It is best to eat something again (like before the tattooing) and at least a few hours rest.

Tattooing-Pleasant Satisfaction

Sunday, June 28, 2009

New Tattoo Ngelu




Tattoo Care (FAQ)
If you read this, then allegedly got a fresh tattoo and you want to know how to look after him until it healed, and otherwise or later. This page will therefore seek to answer the most questions pertaining to tattooed skin care.
If you done tattoo in a professional tattoo studio (and I sincerely hope that is so!), then tattoo artist will say all you need to know, on you is, that you listen carefully, and keep his instructions in mind. Remember that he knows exactly how things are served, and that he will all tell you only because of safety, health and satisfaction. So...
More about Tattoo care to follow…

New Tattoo

Friday, April 24, 2009

Tattoo Colors – How to Choose?


Tattoo Colors – How to Choose?

Tattoos are the permanent markup on the body in which ink is inserted into the layers of the skin to change the pigmentation of the skin. Since it is made on the body, it is necessary to choose colors in such a way as to protect our health and also to add beauty to the art.

Colors depict the human emotions and will cast impression about your nature on others. Red shows excitement and anger; green is measured for calm, serenity, and maybe a touch of envy; Blue is for calm but can be for sad. A tattooed dragon red with excitement and danger is a much different dragon than one yellow with good cheer and happiness. Choose the tattoo color that exactly describes your personality.

Some colors are sensitive to skin. They are allergic and cause rashes and hives. Test the color before you actually getting a tattoo. Tattoo colors also determine the method of tattoo removal. Some colors can be easily removed when you consider for the removal of a tattoo. Some colors causes pain. Mostly people opt for black and then blue. They do not fade easily and you can get them at low cost. If you go for multiple colors then test them on your body before actually getting them on your body.


Tattoo Colors – How to Choose?