Your Tattoo’s Silent Killer Here’s a secret your tattoo artist probably whispered — or should have: the sun is the slow assassin of ink. It doesn’t matter how skilled your artist was, how expensive your pigments were, or how religiously you moisturize. Step into direct sunlight without protection, and you’ve signed a silent death warrant …
Tattoo Care
The Illusion of Permanence You walk out of the studio with fresh ink glowing under cling film, convinced you’ve just etched eternity into your skin. The lines are sharp, the colors electric, and your tattoo looks like it could survive an apocalypse. Fast forward a few years. That once-black crow now looks like it’s been …
Tattooing over an infected area of skin is dangerous and can lead to serious medical complications. Here’s what happens—and why it’s strongly discouraged by tattoo professionals and medical experts alike. 1. Infection Can Worsen Tattooing breaks the skin with needles, which causes micro-trauma. If the skin is already infected (e.g., with folliculitis, cellulitis, or an …
Getting a tattoo is an exciting experience, but the real work begins after the ink settles into your skin. Proper aftercare is crucial to ensure vibrant, long-lasting artwork and a smooth healing process. This tattoo aftercare guide covers essential follow through practices, common mistakes to avoid, and product recommendations to help you maintain your fresh …