SStu
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too nit picky
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Yep. looks like a cover done by a non professional.
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4-6 weeks to completely heal. I wouldn't get any touch-ups before then, even if needed.
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Agreed it looks unfinished. Is that the artist's normal style? Definitely going to need to proceed with caution . . .
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Saline Tattoo Removal, anybody know about this?
SStu replied to cltattooing's topic in Tattoo Removal or Coverup
1st I've heard regarding saline removal was last week. You'd think that if it worked really well and had been around for more than 10 years that there'd be more hype and discussion about it already . . . -
Yeah, it's a nice abstract design - but you're going to spend the next several decades telling people what it says.
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In this thread, we commiserate about healing our fresh tattoos.
SStu replied to Pugilist's topic in Tattoo After Care
Normal stuff for a ditch. Very common re-touch area, just try to keep it clean. -
more like sized black/grey pieces on the inside of that half sleeve
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Quite a bit of that is pretty light. I think the need for lasering (or not) would highly depend on the artist's abilities/style/vision and how forgiving you want to be about some stray lines that might be in the background and mostly noticed only by you. Where do you live?
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It'll be 4-6 weeks before it's done healing.
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Yeah, I'm seeing enough room for at least 3 more small-medium sized pieces. Personally, I'd stick with the American traditional theme . . .
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Once/day with anti-bacterial, then I just keep it clean. No lotions.
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probably not a problem.
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Stop putting lotion on it for a while. Let it dry out. It'll take 4-6 weeks before you know what you've really got.
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Welcome, Weir. Cheap is not our purpose here.
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Wow. That'd be a game changer if it really works . . .
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Damn, that's a shame.
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for a commercial.
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Dream trip!
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Ouch. Agreed = don't put anything on it. Let is heal dry. Curious to hear what your doctor thinks.
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Every time I've used it the leaking has stopped after the 1st 24 hrs. If you're still producing sludge after 3 days I'd personally be inclined to unwrap it, let it dry out and get a better visual of what's going on.
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Do you still have it covered?
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Yeah. Most tattooists will just go around them. They usually blend in unless you're looking for them.
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Yep. You gotta trust he's not going to get hit by a bus or something, too.
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You can always add more ink . . ! 😏
