Tattoo Healing Process:
Tattoo healing involves reddened and swollen skin, with some oozing of blood or ink.
Wash with antibacterial soap and lukewarm water 3-4 times daily.
Apply a thick, fragrance-free moisturizer after each wash.
Avoid scratching to prevent infection and preserve the design.
Redness and Itching:
Redness is normal and helps keep the tattoo clean and healthy.
Avoid scratching to prevent infection and design alteration.
Apply hydrating lotion or ointment, especially after bathing.
Avoid direct sunlight until the skin has completely healed.
Avoid exercise to prevent bleeding and slow healing.
Scabs:
Scabbing is a crucial part of the healing process.
Clean and moisturize the tattoo twice daily with antibacterial soap.
Avoid picking at scabs to prevent ink loss and infection.
Let scabs naturally flake off over time.
Moisturize until all scabs have fallen away.
Itching:
Avoid picking scabs or scratching peeling skin.
If itchy, gently rub with cloth-covered fingertips.
Maintain clean and moisturized Tattoos for faster healing.
Dryness:
Moisturize to resolve dryness and protect skin and tattoos.
Avoid scratching to prevent inflammation and scarring.
Wear loose cotton clothing to reduce friction.
Wash the tattooed area with gentle soap and pat dry.
Avoid sun exposure and hot showers.
Scaly Skin:
Scabs indicate new skin development; avoid picking or peeling.
Apply fragrance-free lotion regularly to keep skin hydrated.
Proper aftercare, including hydration and a balanced diet, aids recovery.
