Dan

very nice !

that turned out really nice ! I like it.

a good quality 50 SPF sunscreen will work just fine.

so the first and best advice I can offer is to not go back to that tattooer,I think a better tattooer could rework that into a good tattoo, and sometimes there is scar tissue, from a bad application of the tattoo.

shading is easier than lining IMO, especially if it's done in 2 sittings

congrats on both !

Well to be perfectly honest, in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking into this matter in a different perspective and without being condemning of one's view's and by trying to make it objective, and by considering each and every one's valid opinion, I honestly believe that I completely forgot what I was going to say.

it will probably be fine when it completely heals in a month or 2

so let's see a link to your tattoos you have done and here is where you want to post https://www.lastsparrowtattoo.com/forum/f/17-initiation/ but please don't post if you are just seliing crap

ya, this is our 2nd aussie, after we had the first one for a while we knew we would never have any other breed. they are very special.

Lily is 18 mo now, and the light of my life.

looks normal to me, those little wrinkles can last a while, put away the magnifying glass.

hi and welcome, read here https://www.lastsparrowtattoo.com/rules/ . " There is a 10 post requirement before you can start your own thread outside of the initiation forum. Please do not go posting a bunch of meaningless posts just to hit your 10 post requirement. If you want to ask a question right away - just post it in your intro thread."

this what I do and it seems to work good for me, I don't put the saniderm on until about 24 hours after getting the tattoo, before I get the tattoo I shave the area around where I am getting the tattoo, and where the saniderm will be applied,the saniderm sticks betterwith no body hair, for the first 24 hours after getting the tattoo I keep cocoa butter on it, and I wash it every few hours with anti-microbial soap or what ever you use, and keep applying a light coat of the butter, and I use saran wrap to keep it covered, then after about 24 hours I wash it one more time and apply the saniderm to dry clean skin (no cocoa butter) most all of the liquid is done oozing at this point and it stays on for 4 or 5 days ,no more liquid build up happens.

it looks great ,

looks 100% normal to me.

I love Saniderm, I have been using it for years , definetly YAY

looks like good old fashioned blowout to me.

WTF ?

LOL WTF are you even trying to say ? #1 try to post something that even makes a little sense at all ! #2 don't post pathetic useless web sites. #3 go slither back under your rock Hi James Dan here, can I see what tattoos you have ? Hi James, I can see what a expert you are on tattoos, what experiennrtf duu yit heva thas mkts yu an xpurt on spinew fhatte ?

I have this on my knee ditch too late ? not sure what you mean, it will be there every halloween for a very long time, and if you like a certain style tattoo, it's never "out of date"

WTF are you saying ? and don't post crappy websites like that here please.

welcome Pete, it's a common addiction on this forum LOL

Hi, you should be washing it with antibacterial or antimicrobial soap a few times a day anyway, and yes, after only 3 days it wil be sore and oozing a little, it's an injury to your skin, after washing it, gently dry it with a clean paper towel and apply a VERY light coat of something like cocoa butter or aveeno lotion,don't scratch it.