How to care for a tattoo?
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Important things to note about tattoos. According to relevant state laws, you must be at least 18 years old.
The precautions for getting a tattoo can be divided into three stages: before getting the tattoo, during the tattooing process, and after getting the tattoo. Many people only care about aftercare, but the initial preparation is actually more important.
The precautions for getting a tattoo can be divided into three stages: before getting the tattoo, during the tattooing process, and after getting the tattoo. Many people only care about aftercare, but the initial preparation is actually more important.
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Lesson 1: How to maintain a tattoo design?
🩹 I. Immediately After Getting a Tattoo (First 1-3 Days)
✅ 1. Keep Clean
The tattoo artist will usually wrap the area with plastic wrap or a protective film. Remove it according to the tattoo artist's instructions (usually 2-4 hours or as directed by your doctor).
Gently wash with warm water and mild, unscented soap.
Pad dry with a clean tissue; do not rub.
✅ 2. Apply Healing Products
Apply a thin layer of tattoo-specific healing cream or petroleum jelly (do not apply thickly).
2-3 times a day.
🩹 I. Immediately After Getting a Tattoo (First 1-3 Days)
✅ 1. Keep Clean
The tattoo artist will usually wrap the area with plastic wrap or a protective film. Remove it according to the tattoo artist's instructions (usually 2-4 hours or as directed by your doctor).
Gently wash with warm water and mild, unscented soap.
Pad dry with a clean tissue; do not rub.
✅ 2. Apply Healing Products
Apply a thin layer of tattoo-specific healing cream or petroleum jelly (do not apply thickly).
2-3 times a day.
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Lesson 1: How to maintain a tattoo design (Part 2)
II. Scabbing Stage (Days 3–10)
Possible symptoms:
Slight redness and swelling
Peeling and scabbing
Slight itching (normal)
✅ Key Care Points
Continue to cleanse 1–2 times daily
Continue to apply a thin layer of repair cream or switch to fragrance-free moisturizer
Wear loose, breathable clothing
❗DO NOT:
Do not pick at the scabs
Do not scratch the itch
Do not peel off the skin (it will cause discoloration and scarring)
II. Scabbing Stage (Days 3–10)
Possible symptoms:
Slight redness and swelling
Peeling and scabbing
Slight itching (normal)
✅ Key Care Points
Continue to cleanse 1–2 times daily
Continue to apply a thin layer of repair cream or switch to fragrance-free moisturizer
Wear loose, breathable clothing
❗DO NOT:
Do not pick at the scabs
Do not scratch the itch
Do not peel off the skin (it will cause discoloration and scarring)
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Lesson 2: How to maintain a tattoo design (Part 3)
III. Post-Recovery (After 2 Weeks)
It looks good on the surface, but the skin is still repairing.
Tips to keep the design vibrant:
Apply moisturizer daily to keep skin hydrated.
Use sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) when going out.
Avoid prolonged sun exposure.
Maintain healthy skin (drink plenty of water).
III. Post-Recovery (After 2 Weeks)
It looks good on the surface, but the skin is still repairing.
Tips to keep the design vibrant:
Apply moisturizer daily to keep skin hydrated.
Use sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) when going out.
Avoid prolonged sun exposure.
Maintain healthy skin (drink plenty of water).
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