Knowing the correct method of tattoo care is common sense that a tattoo enthusiast must know. Tattoo care is very important. First, it must be washed after tattooing, and it must be washed frequently before scabs. Why is it necessary to wash frequently? Because the tattoo itself is a kind of wound. After the skin is broken, it will ooze bleeding and cell tissue fluid. If it is not cleaned, the tissue fluid will ooze out and accumulate layer by layer after air drying, thus forming a thick layer. Scab, and when the thick scab falls off, it will affect the effect of the tattoo design-that is, it may cause the tattoo to fade or severely fade. Therefore, if you want to keep the pattern as best as possible, cleaning after the tattoo is a necessary procedure.
Generally, just after tattooing, the tattoo artist will wrap the tattoo area with plastic wrap so that the tissue fluid will not dry too quickly after the cell tissue fluid leaks out. It is best to go home and wash within three to four hours, otherwise the skin will be wrapped in plastic wrap. Too long will cause the "wound" of the tattoo to fester due to airtightness, and the consequences will be more serious.
Use warm water when washing, use the palm of your hand to gently wipe the tattooed area to remove the oozing blood and tissue fluid. After washing, use a clean towel to gently dry it. After the skin is dry, apply a layer of special tattoo ointment, and leave it alone. . After three to four hours, you can use clean toilet paper to gently wipe off the tattoo special ointment before washing (because the application of the ointment will accelerate the metabolism of the tattoo wound skin and secrete tissue fluid), and then apply the tattoo special ointment.
Once the tattoo wound becomes hard, it is necessary to wash as little as possible, and keep the skin dry. If you wash too much, it will be like the scab being soaked by water, which will also affect the color and effect of the pattern after recovery. If the skin is too dry, you can moisturize the skin with a little tattoo ointment.
This method may be a little troublesome, but it does make the tattoo avoid scabs. In addition, you need to strictly control the time and don't be lazy.
In the process of tattoo recovery, it is better to avoid food, temporarily avoid alcohol, spicy food and seafood, or people who are allergic to certain foods should pay more attention. After all, human beings are different from the human body. Maybe some people should eat, eat, drink, drink, nothing, but "don’t be afraid of ten thousand, just in case" isn’t it? (I’ve heard of eating seafood after a tattoo. Blisters and ulcers on the tattooed part were caused, so I had no choice but to go to the hospital for treatment). If you want to take good care of your tattoo, why not eat light food for a few days?
Furthermore, before the tattoo is fully recovered, do not take a bath, scrub, swim, or go to the sauna, or be exposed to the sun. Don’t take a bath too long and the water temperature shouldn’t be too high. During the recovery period, if you feel itchy and don't scratch when the scab is peeling off, just pat it gently.
If you do it all, then your tattoo will be almost the same as the effect just after the tattoo is completed.
