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Thick crusty scabs on blackout coverup (4 month old tattoo, covered 6 days ago)

By Hogrider · Posted yesterday at 06:23 PM

That is rough. Don’t let whoever did that near you again. You don’t need fancy or special creams, just use plain cocoa butter. Not too much, just enough to keep it from drying out. Too little is better than too much.
Thick crusty scabs on blackout coverup (4 month old tattoo, covered 6 days ago)

By faizan · Posted yesterday at 06:11 PM

Hi, I think got similar problem, like yours , but after 4 weeks it was looking alot better, can you plz let me know for those for weeks , what you used any cream and no moisturizer?

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Worried about healing process

By Felix S · Started November 7

Hey guys. I recently got a tiger tatt on my arm around 12 days ago. My aftercare consisted of washing and applying aquafor on days 1-7 then non scented lotion from day 7-12. The tattoo still has hard scabs and becomes very dry 15 mins after applying lotion. I also see some of the like work is turning into a blueish/greyish color. Should i be worried? 3
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What should I do?

By xocolee15 · Started October 25

I love Harry potter but I wanna name my daughter or son Phoenix so I also want this tattoo in tribute to them what I have them could I add dob of when I have my kid with the deadly hallows or remove the deadly hallows? What does everyone think? 3
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Tattoo Pharma Transferillo

By rastttattoo · Started October 23

Hello, I wanted to ask if you know where I can buy Tattoo Pharma - Transferillo Stencil gel..I searched on many sites, but none of them had it. So if anyone knows, please write to me 3
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Just got my very first tattoo what does everyone think?

By xocolee15 · Started October 23

Hello my name is Coco and I got my first tattoo today so exciting 3

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