Today, tattooing has become a spiritual art in a certain sense, and it can be a means of self-improvement together with yoga and Yi Yong therapy. For example, some patterns themselves come from philosophical theories and religious concepts of new-age philosophy. From an anthropological point of view, tattoos are one of the few things in the world that humans can do to reflect human characteristics, and exist in all cultures. So what happens after tattooing?
1. Scab: It is a normal phenomenon, what kind of color works will have scab of any color, the state is harder, the color is darker
2. Peeling: It is normal for the scab to fall off, and it is not allowed to pick it by hand. The color is black or colored, depending on the tattoo color
3. The color fades: the scab has just fallen off and it seems that the color has faded, and some translucent cuticles have started to fall off. This is a normal phenomenon and you don’t have to panic. After moisturizing the skin with water, you can see the effect after real recovery. .
4. Thick scab: At this time, there may be a slight infection and redness around. It is not recommended to soak in water for a long time. It is suitable to use normal saline to clean wounds, keep dry afterwards, do not exercise vigorously, heal within ten days, tattoos will not have any effect
5. Itching: the inevitable process of wound healing, it is not recommended to eat spicy, irritating, seafood and other foods at this time.
6. There are very small particles in the tattooed area half a year or even a few years after the tattoo, itchy and unbearable: this situation is a fungal skin infection, and the location is just at the tattooed area, with more than 100 gangs of antifungal drugs, it will be effective in a few days .
Forming reason: According to my years of experience, the skin of the tattooed part is relatively sensitive, the body is suddenly stimulated by cold and heat or the weather is wet, or some people are allergic to eating seafood and other objects; it is easy to cause itching of the skin. The skin is scratched (but not visible to the naked eye) and the fungus enters, causing local fungal infection.
