Your tattoo was created under strict hygiene and professional conditions, employing cutting-edge sterilization techniques and the finest pigments available. Proper care is now in your hands to minimize the risk of infection or damage during the healing process.

 

Recommended Products:

• Neutral soap

• Aquaphor Advanced Therapy Neutral Moisturizing Cream

 

Aftercare Instructions:

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1. Initial Days:

   • A slight ink and liquid discharge is normal in the first 2 days.

   • Always wash your hands before direct contact with the tattoo.

   • Keep the tattoo covered for 1-2 days to safeguard against airborne bacteria.

   • Remove the synthetic bandage on the first or second day.

   • Avoid gym activities or contact sports until the inflammation subsides.

2. Cleaning and Moisturizing:

   • Carefully remove the bandage; if stuck, wet it to avoid removing formed crust.

   • Clean the tattoo twice daily with lukewarm water and neutral or antiseptic soap.

   • Pat dry with a paper towel, avoiding rubbing.

   • Apply a thin layer of recommended cream 3-4 times a day for 15 days.

   • Avoid scratching or rubbing the tattoo; let scabs fall off naturally.

3. Additional Care:

   • If on lower extremities, avoid standing for more than two consecutive hours.

   • Refrain from drugs or alcohol during the healing process.

   • Do not let the tattoo dry out; use moisturizing cream until fully healed.

   • Protect your tattoo from the sun with sunblock after healing.

4. Healing Process (2-4 weeks):

   • Skin peeling is normal; refrain from scratching to prevent damage.

   • Expect temporary stinging, inflammation, and discomfort; subsides after 48 hours.

5. What Not to Do:

   • Avoid Vaseline or petroleum derivatives.

   • Refrain from using high-concentration antibiotic creams.

   • Do not use alcohol or hydrogen peroxide.

   • Avoid sunbathing, immersing in bodies of water, and saunas.

   • Do not use excessive cream or inappropriate products.

   • Avoid applying colognes, makeup, or wet wipes on the tattoo.

6. Emergency Contact:

   • Reach out if you experience sudden symptoms like excessive swelling, redness, or elevated skin temperature.

7. General Tips:

   • Use clean, breathable bedding; change frequently.

   • Wear comfortable clothing for abdominal and lower back tattoos.

   • For foot tattoos, avoid tight footwear in the initial days.

   • If assistance is needed for cream application, ensure the person has washed their hands.

   • Clothes in contact with the tattoo should be breathable and clean.

   • Be cautious with animals to minimize infection risk.

8. Cautionary Notes:

   • Avoid hot water directly on the tattoo.

   • Keep the initial bandage on for at least five hours; limit touching and let friends admire from a distance.

   • If any skin problems arise, consult a doctor.

 

Remember, the responsibility for tattoo care lies directly with the client, and following these steps ensures the best possible result.