@@stranik_arturhealing ointment is highly recommended on any tattoo to help put a barrier to keep infections out as well as keep the skin hydrated and help it heal healthier....
bakir ayaw maniwala sa baby oil tuwing lng naman ipapahid kasi matuklap na balat talga matatanggal sya.kung ayaw maniwala na mabisa ung baby ok lng basta maganda din ipahid ang baby oil kapag nag tutuklapan na
This is normal, especially for the amount he’s had done, I’m like a snake when I get tattooed, yet once healed it’s always super vibrant. I have tattoos that are 12y old and look brand new
@@LemonHead-sq5ws no shit Sherlock. Do you not think I live in my own body? What is the point of being a classless dickhead ever, let one when you have jonjdea what somebody is going through. I'm literally dying, and some middle schooler needs to to me I have a big forehead. Please, think before you speak. I'm sorry your parents never taught you to treat others the way you would like to be treated.
Literally day 1 right in the god damn sun 😂 and here I am turning into a fkn vampire as soon as I get a fresh session 🤣 oh well (I mean I know it’ll be fine, but I love the art too much to let myself do anything to ruin it) 🤷♂️
This is scary. I hope they really thought this one through because you can’t hardly remove blackout tattoos even with the laser. And now it’s their whole arm is just ink. No artwork no pretty concept ideas just a pound of ink
I’m planning on a blackout sleeve with glow in the dark art hidden in it. Just a collection of various shaped eyes to simulate being in a dark cave surrounded by the unknown danger. Like life yknow 😂
Cheap baby lotion, applied when it feels.dry, as often as it takes. Avoid sunlight until healed. Wash like you would if it were an open wound because it essentially is one.
@@olliknecks " _just gonna make it harder for him to find a job_ " Who the fuck still perpetuates this absurd stereotype? A 2019 survey by the Harris Poll, 86% of Americans believe that having a visible tattoo does not affect a person's ability to get a job. The overwhelming majority of Americans don't think it's a problem... So why the fuck do clowns like you make this statement? 🤡🤡🤡
1. Day 1, the sleeve is on a white towel 2. Day 4 and day 5, the sleeve is on same towel 3. Day 1-day 3 is an aftermath of Day 5 4. Day 5 is when the ink just got dry and the client or artist is about peeling of the excess ink 5. Day 4 is when peeling off is 90% in progress
You’re supposed to keep in under the film wrap for the first five days and then treat it with disinfectant and healing ointment, tattoos are wounds and should be treated like ones. I have never had this happen to any of my tattoos
@@Chicken56877 no one cares about two words not meaning the same color? Think before posting a comment, because no one cares what you have to say but you still decided to say something.
Buy hand sanitiser, perfume free soap, and an ointment för baby's. Wash hands with sanitiser and soap. Wash tattoo few times during the day with soap and then put ointment on. Avoid taking long hot showers and be in the sun. And if you work with your hands where it might be dusty/dirty, always protect with new wrapping.
I'm gunna kinda do this but it's my whole arm but it's gunna be a Galaxy with planets and stars and colord added and it's gunna take a long time to get done like I'd do maybe half or less the amount of tattoo a pet session as he did
Letting it dry out probably isn't a good idea. It increases risk of excess scarring and can make the ink become uneven. Aquaphor? A&D ointment? Tattoo goo?
I have a lot of tattoos and a blackout tattoo is a horrible idea. Should've had your old tattoos lasered off and have a clean slate. In the sun that arm is absolutely cooked
You should really keep it a lot softer. Use aquafor the first couple days make sure you keep a nice thin layer on. When I do it day three when I wash it off I could go a whole day without putting lotion on a new tattoo. The more moist you keep the skin the first theee days the better it’ll heal
When people either think they'll never age or think this will look "edgy" when they're 40, 50, 60, 70, .... It does not, but on the flip side, you'll finally gain the wisdom to know it never did.
When you’re retired and get into your 70’s be sure to have plenty of nose rings and maybe a few face tattoos to accessorize the look. You’ll be all the rave at Shoney’s food buffet on seniors night! That’s the exact look that makes you irresistible to the women as they mature. Don’t believe it’s a young fade thing that you’ll regret when out with your walking stick in later years. Keep getting them with every dime you can spare. Make sure to get ones like this that are so massive and cover so thoroughly that they can never be removed, that’s the ones you’ll cherish most in later years! Just Google all the senior and older people that have tattoos all over their body to watch them expressed the joy and how glad they are to have them!😁 Oh wow, I almost forgot. When your hair starts thinning if you live long enough, you can just shave the rest off and start tattoos on the top of your head, that’ll look awesome especially if you live into your 80s or 90s you’ll be world famous!! 😮😂😅🙂😁
Omg man... i have never had a tattoo in my life but even i know you are supposed to moisturise tattooed skin (vasaline is best) and use plasic wrap to make sure it doesnt dry out and peel or it will fade big time
