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  1. oboogie
    You can always get it touched up. Try not to worry about it.
  2. oboogie
    And if in 4 to 6 weeks you find it is a blow out, don't worry about it. They happen. You can't fix a blowout.
  3. oboogie
    What are you talking about?
  4. oboogie
    Those products aren't necessary. I have dry skin, too, but I dry heal. I don't find my dry skin has any impact on healing my tattoos. To each her own!
  5. oboogie
    Hey. Welcome! You can put it on there now if you want, but I'd just keep it clean and let it heal at this point.
  6. oboogie
    😞
  7. oboogie

    Worst tattoo

    oboogie replied to Fairuza's topic in Initiation

    It's weird. It just looks like a scar at this point. Hmmm.
  8. oboogie
    Yup. I took "fix" as meaning "remove" or go over it again with thicker lines or whatever. I have one that was covered up in my left sleeve with filler. (The filler was always planned anyway.)
  9. oboogie
    Hahahaha. You have no idea what you are talking about. They can be covered. They cannot be "fixed." 🤣
  10. oboogie
    You can't "fix" blowouts. It will look worse. Just let it heal.
  11. oboogie
    Just let it heal.
  12. oboogie
    That's cool. I'm so pleased for you.
  13. oboogie
    I'd talk to a tattoo artist and get some ideas.
  14. oboogie
    Yup. What @SStu said.
  15. oboogie
    No. It can't crack. It's in your skin. Just let it heal. Dry is the best way (in my opinion).
  16. oboogie
    I corrected the spacing for a reason. 🤣 There IS a period after Don't. You just left it out, smartass. 😉
  17. oboogie
    Worst idea ever. Don't. Listen to @Hogrider.
  18. oboogie
    It is reaction to the adhesive. You're fine.
  19. oboogie
    If you think you know everything about tattoos and lasers, why are you here? Good luck. You'll need it.
  20. oboogie
    What @Hogrider said. Blowouts have happened forever. That photo is meaningless and appears to be complete horsesh*t. Just get more tattoos from someone else and stop obsessing.
  21. oboogie
    I don't think lasers are going to do anything to a blowout. Even tattoo artists who have 20 years of experience don't always know what they are talking about. I had a small blowout on my left sleeve on a very thin, sensitive part of my arm. My artist just covered it up with with filler when the whole arm was finished. There are ways around it, although that is A LOT of blowout.
  22. oboogie
    As @Hogrider said, you can't fix it. It probably is a blowout. Just learn to live with it. Get a sleeve with some shading to hide it a bit. But I'd definitely go to someone else for any other tattoos.
  23. oboogie
    They look great. There is nothing wrong with either of them. Please don't get anymore tattoos if they are going to freak you out this much. You can't have anxiety issues and get tattoos. It's a recipe for disaster.
  24. oboogie
    That is a healing tattoo. Just keep it clean and let it heal.
  25. oboogie
    Doesn't look like any squid I've ever seen.
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