Lathena
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I want my feet done but I'm terrified! Lol. So far that's the only thing I'm worried about getting done.
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I'm going to be finishing my back then starting on my legs. Edwin Campbell is my tattoo artist and he's amazing. Finishing my back next week
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Wow! That sounds amazing!
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I'm in the process of covering up two of my back tattoos with one solid back piece. I'm super excited!
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If you're ever in Colorado Springs, CO I know a perfect place to do a guest appearance and many that would come and see you.
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I feel the exact same way about this topic.
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I love showing off my tattoos. Both of my arms are sleeved, my back is done, and I have several on my legs. I do keep mine covered up while I am at work for the most part. I do work in the medical field but I often roll up my sleeves when working on a patient. I always get positive feedback. I do cover up my tattoos when I go on interviews or have business meetings. My boss knows I'm covered and has no issue with it. I wish I could show my tattoos all the time but I realize they are considered unprofessional to some business people. Tattoos are beautiful!
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Hiya!
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That is awesome!! Thank you! I will definitely check out your site!
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A lot of factors could contribute to the scabbing. How often were you washing it and with what kind of soap? You also have to remember that a tattoo is an open wound and should be treated as so. I am covered in tattoos and I've only had one scab over and lose ink. Here is my routine...I was my tattoo with antibacterial, non-scented, soap. I use Aquafor for the first 3 days. Not a lot at a time but enough to keep the tattoo from being dry. After those three days I move to Jergens Ultra Healing (non scented) lotion for the remainder of the healing period.
Also, some colors are harder to keep in the skin than others. Hope this helps! :)
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Hiya!
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Hi Colin! I think preserving a tattoo when an individual dies is fascinating!
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Custom pedals for Tattoo Artists!
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Lifetime warranty! Custom pedals come with 6 foot long cord, nonslip grip, and no switches to wear. $50 each or $25 each when 8 or more are ordered.