AlbertB88

2 minutes ago, snyderju89 said:

 

In the U.S. that amounts to about $45. That would qualify as a cheap tattoo. You very much get what you pay for. Just because someone owns the shop doesn’t mean they are a good tattooer either. You really should be looking at portfolios and healed work as well. You could try putting fresh aloe on it from the plant if you have access to some to help minimize scarring.


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For South Africans its not cheap. You can't just convert it and assume every thing is the same. But I'll keep that in mind ty. 

25 minutes ago, snyderju89 said:

 

700 U.S. dollars or 700 Rand?


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Yes 700 rand to me that's a lot of money I only work once a year due to high unemployment rates and my race. 

He did my gf tattoo. Just 2 weeks prior. And thought it looks nice

1 hour ago, JAC1961 said:

Hmmm... the wrist skin is thinner and doesn't take well to being overworked. And that looks like it was overworked/went too deep. Was this done in a shop? Did the tattooer have much experience? To be brutally honest, it looks poorly done overall.

1 hour ago, JAC1961 said:

Hmmm... the wrist skin is thinner and doesn't take well to being overworked. And that looks like it was overworked/went too deep. Was this done in a shop? Did the tattooer have much experience? To be brutally honest, it looks poorly done overall.

Yes this was done in a shop by the shop owner. I paid 700 bucks for this. I live in South Africa. 

I had this done little bit more than a week ago 9 days to be exact. It peeled 2 days ago. I have some heavy scarring. I just want some advice please. The last image is just after it was done. After this it got very swollen till the next day.