Tattoo After Care
Do you have questions about how to care for your tattoo? Or great tips on how to care for tattoos? Post them here!
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Im Tom! I'm from Melbourne and have gotten into tattoos over the last year and really connect with 'traditional' as an art style. Currently working on two arm sleeves and so far looking sweet i think! Look forward to interacting with you guys 馃檪 (I also needed some advice on a coverup design and was wondering what my best approach there is?) -
I鈥檝e been healing tattoos for more than 15 years with just a little coco butter. I think most problems come from using too much. Better too little than too much. I never had an issue with detergent. -
I see it's been a while since you've posted, but I just wanted to ask if anyone鈥檚 tried switching out their aftercare products to non-comedogenic ones? I noticed breakouts on and around my healing piece until I stopped using heavier ointments. Also wondering if laundry detergent could be a factor鈥攁nyone noticed a difference after changing that up? Curious to hear if others have seen patterns like this.
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