![]() ![]() These pigments appear to be more susceptible to shifts in color due to UV exposure while in the first six months of settling into the skin. Note- certain color tattoos, especially those with lots of shades with white mixed in will do much better over time if kept out of direct sunlight for several months after the session. The sun will undoubtedly compromise the longevity of your tattoo and make increase fading over time. After that, we advise that you put sunscreen (minimum spf 50) on your tattoo if you plan to be in sunlight for the rest of your life. Emphasis on clean.Īvoid direct sunlight for at least two weeks. It's suggested to use clean but older bed sheets that you don’t care about the first few nights after getting your tattoo. Your new tattoo will probably leak blood and ink, and stain your sheets. A tattoo can only look as good as your hydrated beautiful skin! (the Second Skin bandage does a great job of keeping this plasma from drying out and turning into scabs)!ĭrink plenty of water. Gently pat away wet plasma to keep it from forming big scabs that could dry out and crack. Try to avoid direct contact with any surface.įresh tattoos (wounds) scab due to the plasma that oozes out. No need to re-bandage the tattoo, please be mindful that your tattoo is a wound and when uncovered, is prone to dirt and bacteria which may cause infection. ![]() Dab any excess off with a clean paper towel.Ĭlean your tattoo this way once a day in the shower for the first 2-3 days after removing bandage. Gently rub the ointment into your tattoo. Fresh tattoos can have sensitivities that your skin doesn't pick up on otherwise. If a specific lotion stinks or burns, rinse it off and try a different brand. We aren't specific with brands but some recommendations are Eucerin, Aveno, Curel. Once the tattoo is completely dry, apply a very small amount of water-based, unscented lotion. This will depend on your skin and your environment. We usually recommend a couple hours to a full day for skin and tattoo to completely dry. Pat dry with a clean towel or paper towel then allow to fully air dry. Rinse the tattoo gently with lukewarm or cool water until the skin is clean. Gently clean the tattoo using a circular motion until all ointment and plasma are removed. Water that is too hot can open up your pores and cause ink to leach out. DO NOT USE washcloths, bath towels, loofahs or sponges on a fresh tattoo. Lather unscented antibacterial soap and lukewarm water in your hands. Once removed you need to wash the area to remove and discharge from the tattoo. Don't yank, just apply steady pressure and help it off with your clean hands. Just be patient and keep applying more soap and water. If it is still very stuck on, this may take some time. Gently pull up a corner and slowly work the bandage off. Second Skin comes off easiest in she shower with soapy water. ![]()
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