You should wait for at least 3 weeks.....The entire top layer of tattooed skin will come off and the dermis forms a new epidermis over that...If the skin looks shiny, almost plastic like, it is still forming.....Wait another week.....Hope this helps....
No sooner than 2 weeks. Make sure the new tattooed skin it fully healed, ie. not shiney, or sore to scratch
It all depends on where on the side the tattoo is. A tattoo on your belly will expand with the skin. What tattoo artists usually say is that you need to moisturize the skin a lot to keep it flexible, and you might require some touch up work after giving birth and when you're back in your normal body shape again.
I have the same question, and would love an answer. As a tattoo artist I would suggest not getting any tattoo work till the surgery is totally healed . The more you body has to heal up at the same time the harder it is on your system , there is also more of a chance of infection because your body is at a vulnerable state. A few month after the surgery is healed would be my suggestion
The tattoo that is on Blade was a custom design drawn up by tattoo artist Freddy Negrete, who works out of Tattoo Mania in California. It has Polynesian aspects to it, but it has no actual meaning.
Depends on how the person wants the tattoo. It doesn't make a difference if it's up or down.
Once can find lots of examples of flower tattoos. One can look up a tattoo design book at their local tattoo place or a book store, or look up designs on sites such as Tattoo Finder.
Only if there are gaps in the outline, or any areas that did not shade as required. Even great artists cannot predict the tattoos lines once healed. Once completely healed check it yourself and any decent tattoo artist should be happy to touch up a tattoo that has any imperfections. Just be reasonable but happy with your tattoo.
When it starts to get faded.
No. A tattoo artist will not do due to liability and it isn't considered safe due to the risk of infection.
On the contrary! Tattoos tend lose their glossy shine (become duller) and lighten up a bit after peeling and once it is healed. The change in color is not drastic. After time, your tattoo will gradually lighten even more, and if there is quite a bit of thick coloring, it will space, meaning small gaps in the color will be visible. Touch ups every few years are very normal for maintaining a tattoo. You won't be charged as much for touch ups as you did for your initial tattoo, and it is useful to restore the color and keep your tattoo looking brand new. Good luck!
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If you want to cover up a tattoo that no longer has special meaning, you can cover it up with a whole new tattoo. But if your looking for a temporary cover up, try make up. There is also a special type of make up, called tattoo cover up.
yea...i dont see y not...the guy who did my 1st tattoo was locked up for 10 years and started tattoo while he was in jail
It is indeed possible to cover up a tattoo, but any tattoo that you will get will have to be significantly darker than the one that you have now to effectively cover it. Consult with your local tattoo artist, see if they are good at cover ups (not all artists are), and he or she will design something for you that will cover it and will be complimentary as well.
Depending on the age of the tatoo. If it is new then the chemicals could smudge or deface the tattoo as well as drying out the skin and messing up the design. If it is a new tattoo then you shouldn't use nair but just shave. Also if is a new tattoo, lotion should be used to keep it moisturized to keep it form peeling and being ruined. if it is an old tattoo then nair will not aaffect it
I know one that says, "I woke up with a new tattoo." I don't know if that's what your looking for but that song's Smile by Avril Lavigne.
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It will look faded after too, you have to get it touched up about two to three months after to make it the real color you wanted. Most tattoo parlors will give free touch ups for life.