Services overview

Tattoo Design

Color Tattoo Service

Portrait tattoo

Lip blush

Black And Gray Tattoo

Permanent eyebrows

Body Art

Restoration of Old Work

Tattoo After Care

Once the tattoo is done, we will apply a thin layer of tattoo jelly or moisturizer over the entire tattooed area. We will then cover the area completely with plastic wrap or a bandage which should stay on for at least a few hours after the process. The length of time will depend on the size and location of the tattoo.
After usually no less than 5 hours, it is safe to remove the bandage and wash the tattoo.
After thorough hand-washing, a person can gently wash the tattoo with hypoallergenic soap and warm water using their fingers.
The moisturizer on the skin will come off, and the tattoo may appear as if it is oozing ink or a thick, sticky substance. This reaction is not usually a cause for concern, as it is just the excess fluid and ink from the tattoo process.
After washing, a person should pat the skin with a clean paper towel and allow it to air-dry for up to an hour. When the area is completely dry, they can apply a thin layer of moisturizer to the tattoo, but leave it uncovered to allow the skin to breathe.
The skin is likely to feel very itchy. However, it must not be scratched. Additional moisturizer may help relieve the itch. Using a moisturizer that is kept in the refrigerator may also soothe itchy or irritated skin.
The final stage of healing can be slow, and requires patience. Most of the larger scabs will have flaked and fallen away by now. Small scabs and bits of dead skin may appear. However, these will also clear up as the healing process continues.