A tattoo that looks patchy during healing is one of the more stressful things to deal with as a client. You paid good money for
Tattoo ink allergies are more common than most people expect, and they don’t always show up the way people assume. Some reactions develop within days
Sun and fresh tattoos are a combination that comes up constantly in aftercare conversations, and for good reason. Most people know they’re supposed to keep
Some scabbing on a healing tattoo is completely normal. A thin layer of dried plasma and skin forming over the tattooed area is part of
Two of the most common concerns people bring up when something looks off with a healing tattoo are blowout and ink spread. Both involve ink
Watching a tattoo fade faster than expected is frustrating, especially when you spent good money on it and followed what you thought was a reasonable
Most tattoo healing issues are minor and sort themselves out with consistent aftercare. A little extra redness, some itching, peeling that goes on longer than
Finding that your tattoo is raised or bumpy after it has healed is one of those things that catches people off guard. The peeling is
If you’ve spent any time looking into pain management options for tattoo sessions, you’ve probably come across both numbing creams and numbing sprays. They both
Not every part of the body hurts the same amount when getting tattooed. Anyone who has sat for work on their ribs and then gotten
Numbing cream has become a normal part of tattoo preparation for a lot of people, and the question of safety comes up regularly, especially for
Large tattoo sessions are a different experience from shorter ones. Sitting for four, six, or eight hours while someone works on your skin is physically
