First care guarantees a healthy recovery for your skin!

Do not expose your tattoo to the sun, covering it with clothing. Maintain your daily diet normally but avoid medicines and foods that you do not consume frequently, or that may cause some type of allergy or hinder your healing.

Avoid alcoholic drinks after the session and have a balanced diet, without exaggeration.

Drink plenty of water and follow these recommendations for 2 weeks.


Give your tattooed skin some love!​

When you get home, do a light cleaning with cold water and neutral soap. When bathing, avoid very hot water on the tattooed area, prefer warm to cold running water and do not use exfoliating products.

Cover with new plastic before bed. The next morning, do a local cleaning and there is no need to use plastic anymore.


Do not remove the cones!​

As difficult as it may be to resist, don't scratch the tattoo or remove the scabs.

Keep your skin always clean and hydrated. I recommend water-based, hypoallergenic and unscented creams. Apply a thin layer and spread lightly over the tattoo, without rubbing. Use the cream 3 to 4 times a day, until the scabs fall off completely naturally.

All products are for personal use, do not borrow soap or creams from other people. Do not use medicines without medical advice.


Can I go to the beach?

NO! Remember that a tattoo is a wound on the skin. The recommendation is to avoid places that can cause infections and contamination in the tattoo, such as beaches and swimming pools, for 30 days.

Due to excess sweat and intense movements, do light physical activity for 15 days.


Protect your tattoo!

The skin healing period takes around 30 days. From there, you can return to your normal habits and use your favorite products.

Always keep your skin hydrated and drink plenty of water. When leaving the house, always protect your skin with sunscreen, this will ensure that your tattoo stays beautiful and has vibrant colors for many years!

After 1 month, send a photo of the new tattoo so your tattoo artist can monitor the healing process.

I wait for you to make new arts!