TATOOSA collection of tatoo ideas, designs, tatoo questions and other tatoo information.Tatoo Aftercare- May 25, 2007 Do not remove your bandage for at least two hours. This will give your body adequate time to form a protective barrier called a &8220;Scab&8221;. Do not pick scabs! If you pick at your tatoo, you will tear &8220;flesh&8221; from your body. Inside this raw flesh, is the tatoo ink your artist just spent hours tediously ...http://tatoosblog.com/tatoo-aftercare/ What to Expect When Getting Tatooed- May 19, 2007 Your artist will ask you where you want the design and will put a stencil on the skin. If you want to make any changes now is the time to speak up. Your artist will put on sterile gloves and open the needle package. The machine will make a buzzing noise. When the needle enters the ...http://tatoosblog.com/what-to-expect-when-getting-tatooed/ Skin Art is Cool- May 12, 2007 A wise person once said, &8220;There are two kinds of people in the world &8230; those with tatoos and those without. It doesn&8217;t bother those of us that have them that you don&8217;t.&8221; When a young man returns from the service without a tatoo, his mother doesn&8217;t cry in disbelief, &8220;Oh son, I&8217;m so disappointed! ...http://tatoosblog.com/skin-art-is-cool/ How to Find a Good Tatoo Artist- May 4, 2007 The biggest mistake people make is assuming that all tatoo artists are equally skilled. This is like assuming that every person is a Rembrandt or a Michael Angelo. Tatoo artists, like any other artists, have varying levels of skill and talent. To ensure that you like the artists work you should ask to see a portfolio. ...http://tatoosblog.com/how-to-find-a-good-tatoo-artist/ |