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Hydrate: Drink plenty of water in the days leading up to your appointment. Eat Beforehand: Have a good meal 2-3 hours before your session. Avoid Alcohol/Drugs: Skip alcohol and blood thinners (e.g., aspirin) for 24 hours before your appointment. Rest Well: Get a full night’s sleep to feel your best. Dress Comfortably: Wear loose, dark clothing for easy access to the tattoo area. Protect Your Skin: Avoid sunburn and skip lotions or oils on the day of your appointment. Be Honest: Let your artist know about any health conditions or allergies. Bring Supplies: Pack water, snacks, and headphones if it’s a long session..

Stencil & Setup: Your artist will prep the area, apply a stencil, and ensure you're happy with the placement before starting. ***(Please always verify any spelling or dates prior to the tattoo)*** The Process: Expect a buzzing sound from the machine and varying levels of discomfort depending on the location. Breaks: You can take breaks if needed, especially during long sessions—just let your artist know. Communication: Feel free to ask questions or mention if you Are in need of a break.

Days 1-3: Tenderness, redness, and slight oozing (plasma, some blood, water, ink ) are normal. Days 4-14: Scabbing and peeling may occur. Keep it clean and moisturized. (Do not ”pick“ at it) Days 15+: The tattoo may look dull as it fully heals, which can take 4-6 weeks. Itchiness is normal during the healing process please just pat the area lightly do not scratch or ”pick” until there is no more peeling.

Petroleum-based products: Clogs pores and traps bacteria. Alcohol-based products: Dries and irritates healing skin. Fragrance-heavy products: Causes irritation or allergic reactions. Lanolin-based creams: May clog pores or trigger allergies. Exfoliating products: Removes healing skin and damages tattoos. Antibacterial ointments (e.g., Neosporin): Risk of allergic reactions and scabbing. Heavy lotions or oils: Blocks airflow and slows healing. Sunscreens: Irritates during the initial healing phase. Tip: Use lightweight, fragrance-free moisturizers or tattoo-specific aftercare products recommended by your tattoo artist.

After the tattoo session, your artist will apply an antibacterial ointment and cover the tattoo with a sterile bandage. Keep the bandage (Derm Shield) on for the time specified by your artist, usually 2-5 days, if permitted it can stay up to a maximum of 7 days. When you remove the bandage, apply lukewarm to warm water and gently remove the Derm Shield by pulling it slowly from the edge back over itself. Do not pull the bandage upwards. Wash the tattooed area with lukewarm water and mild, fragrance-free soap. Pat it dry with a clean paper towel.

Avoid soaking the tattoo in water, including swimming pools, hot tubs, and baths, until it's fully healed. Wear loose-fitting clothing to prevent friction and irritation on the tattooed area.

When you remove the bandage, apply lukewarm to warm water and gently remove the Derm Shield by pulling it slowly from the edge back over itself. Do not pull the bandage upwards. or to your Wix mobile app, giving access to members on the go.