Looking for a Piercing parlor miami beach? Steve Santacruz, CEO of Empire Ink Lifestyle goes over what is a tattoo blowout and how to fix it for this new episode of #AskEmpire.
To decide on having a tattoo, it might be a major decision for some or to others it might just be an impulsive action. But, no matter what are the underlying reasons that each person has, the tattoo still remains, is permanent, and stay etched in the skin forever.
Everyone would want their tattoo as they envisioned it to be. It should be something that would always remind them of someone or something or a season in their lives that they do not want to forget and would pose as a reminder to them to keep on becoming better. It should be the perfect reminder that life goes on until the heart stops beating and the brain stops reasoning. Someone has to make this tattoo as flawless as it can be.
A blowout is basically an ink that penetrates to the skin and dissipates creating a line or a shade underneath. It is an ink that spread over a minute area where it is unwanted. This is one of the events or circumstances in tattooing that somehow disrupts the art and converts it into something it is not supposed to be. This happens when the tattoo artist puts the needle-in too deep or holds the needle-in in a particular area too long. It will create a smudge in the skin underneath a portion of the tattoo. It is a mishap that will make the tattoo looks like unfinished or does not look great. It will be a mistake not for the one having the tattoo but for the tattoo artist. It will be seen for a long time if not fixed or covered. This will be an unhappy experience that instead of becoming an inspiration might become an irritating piece that will be dealt with every day. Misfortunes such as this happen too. It will create a lasting impact and will not produce the desired effect on someone’s life.
Mistakes, though part of reality are not inevitable. A tattoo blowout is not beyond repair. It may be covered or it may be reconstructed into something amazing. Some techniques are: to cover the blemish or the lines with a white highlighter or sometimes gray that is put around it or it can be played around a little into a more detailed work. It covers the appearance of the blowout. Sometimes the blowout is not that obvious, the artist will just have to be creative to conceal it. Thus, the mistake of having a blowout and the success of concealing it depends on the kind of artist you engaged to make your tattoo with. So, before getting a tattoo, do your part and research on the artist and its shop. Don’t hesitate to check their portfolios for blowouts and do not engage their service if you are not fully convinced in their work. Remember that majority on how to make your tattoo amazing depends on them. And, their work is there in your skin forever. Do not put your piece at stake just because you did not do your part.
Despite all this possibility of a blowout, this is just a minute interference or hindrance in getting a tattoo. Just the same, consider your reason in getting a tattoo. The plan of having one shall not be shrug off by a small amount of possible mistakes. Trust your artist and let him do his part. Your tattoo will be just amazing. Take a risk and embrace the change. It will be awesome. empireink.com
1 фев 2019
