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3.5″ Nylon Precision Brush Set for Cleaning Airbrushes, Spray Guns, & Tattoo Tube Tip
Jan 8th
- Great for Tattoo and airbrush Artists
- about .65mm, 1mm, 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm in dia .
Product Description
EXTRA FINE & TOP QUALITY.
PERFECT FOR CLEANING YOUR FINE DETAILING AIR BRUSHES AND TIGHT
PLACES NO OTHER TUBE BRUSH CAN GET TO.
A MUST HAVE FOR AIR BRUSH AND TATTOO ARTISTS… More >>
3.5″ Nylon Precision Brush Set for Cleaning Airbrushes, Spray Guns, & Tattoo Tube Tip
Tattoo Aftercare: How To Care For Your New Tattoo
Jan 26th
Your tattoo is fresh, and looking just how you wanted it to. You’re checking it out in the mirror at the tattoo studio, admiring the artist’s work. Now, it’s time to show it off to the world.
However, in order to keep your tattoo looking vibrant and avoid any complications like infection or fading, you’re going to have to follow some tattoo aftercare rules.
When the tattoo artist finished your tattoo design, he likely cleaned it with soap and water and applied a small layer of healing ointment or moisturizer.
During this time, he should have been giving you a rundown of how to take care of your tattoo until it heals. There also should have been a sheet of tattoo aftercare instructions given to you so that you can remind yourself at home what you need to do to help your new tattoo heal properly.
Here are a few of the important basics of tattoo aftercare:
1. Say No To Bandages
You may leave the tattoo studio with a bandage on your tattoo, but after you remove the first one, you do not want to apply another bandage. It is better for your tattoo to exposed to the fresh air and able to breathe.
2. Stay Out Of The Sun
Although it’s a good idea to have your tattoo exposed to air, you will want to keep it out of the direct sunlight for at least the first month. Even after it has completely healed, be sure to always cover it well with sunblock to avoid fading and color loss.
3. No Swimming
You will also want to avoid swimming or any other activity that would submerge your tattoo in water for about a month as well. A shower is ok, but you do not want to soak in a hot bath. Another no-no while we’re on the subject is rubbing down your tattoo too hard with a towel. Simply pat the area and let the excess moisture air dry.
4. Keep It Clean
It’s important to keep your new tattoo clean and moisturized with a non-fragrance lotion or a light layer of healing ointment like Neosporin. Also, be sure to avoid scratching your tattoo if it itches. If a scab forms, do not peel it off and let it heal naturally.
