After Care Instructions
Tattoo Aftercare
Do not expose to direct sunlight (tanning) or chlorinated water (pool, Jacuzzi) or open bodies of water (ocean, lakes, rivers).
- Your new tattoo needs to properly heal. It is going to be on your body so you should give it the proper attention it needs.
- Your new tattoo is an open wound and should be protected from sun and dirty environments. Do not touch your tattoo with dirty hands.
- Keep your tattoo bandaged for at least four hours
- Wash your tattoo with antibacterial soap, rinse well, and pat dry. We recommend that you wash your tattoo a couple times a day until healed. A little seepage is normal during the first few days and should be blotted off to avoid scabbing.
- When applying A&D or Aquaphor, keep the tattoo slightly moist, not smothered. Use enough ointment to make the tattoo only slightly shiny.
- You should only use ointment for 3 to 7 days while your tattoo peels. It will start to flake off. This is normal so let this happen.
- Do not pick at any scabs that may occur for you risk the loss of color.
- We suggest the use of A&D or Aquaphor.
Contact us with any questions at 760.739.8281
At Good Neighbor Tattoo you are in Good Hands.
We insure your safety by taking the following precautions:
- All needles used to tattoo or pierce will only be used once on YOU and then be properly disposed of.
- All needles are pre-sterilized and remain sealed until use.
The following process sterilizes non-disposable tools:
- 1) The tools are put in an ultrasonic cleaning cycle.
- 2) Tools are properly scrubbed and dried.
- 3) Tools are put through a full cycle autoclave sterilizer. This system uses heat and pressure to sterilize tools.
THIS PROCESS MEETS AND EXCEEDS HEALTH DEPARTMENT STANDARDS.
Pay attention for your own safety.
Use good judgment when choosing your tattoo studio.
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