Tattoo Aftercare
* Leave bandage on for 1-2 hours, and never cover back up.
* Wash hands with anti-bacterial soap twice a day, and use your clean fingers to wash off access ointment, (some ink may remain in outer layers).
* Apply thin layer of Lubriderm (white top, fragrance free), tattoo Goo, or Palmers Cocoa butter several times a day for a week.
* Avoid chlorine, saltwater, tight clothing and extreme lengths of sunlight for 1 week for best results. Take showers if at all possible during that first week of healing.
* Approximately 4-5 days the tattoo will peel and itch. Do NOT scratch or pick the tattoo. It is okay to rub around the area, however.
* Aftercare is 50% of the results after the tattoo artists does his part.
Any questions please call the shop
* Wash hands with anti-bacterial soap twice a day, and use your clean fingers to wash off access ointment, (some ink may remain in outer layers).
* Apply thin layer of Lubriderm (white top, fragrance free), tattoo Goo, or Palmers Cocoa butter several times a day for a week.
* Avoid chlorine, saltwater, tight clothing and extreme lengths of sunlight for 1 week for best results. Take showers if at all possible during that first week of healing.
* Approximately 4-5 days the tattoo will peel and itch. Do NOT scratch or pick the tattoo. It is okay to rub around the area, however.
* Aftercare is 50% of the results after the tattoo artists does his part.
Any questions please call the shop
Piercing Aftercare
Clean of your new body piercing two times daily with soft soap (such as dial Antibacterial).
Do NOT use Rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide.
During the two daily cleanings, it is necessary to rotate the jewelry so that the cleaning solution is worked well into the new piercing. After waiting a few moments, rinse the area well under running water. use a moistened cotton swab to remove discharged matter on jewelry prior to the cleaning. If minor infection is suspected, the temporary use of antibiotic ointment such as Neosporin, Mycitracin, or Bacitracin is acceptable. Prolonged use of these products for more than seven days may cause problems by actually slowing the healing process. Serious infection, however unlikely, should be examined immediately by a physician.
If you have any questions or concerns, call us any time or consult with a qualified health care professional at the first sign of abnormal inflammations/swelling or possible infection.
1. Don't touch with dirty hands
2. No alcohol or hydrogen peroxide
3. Don't touch with dirty hands
4. Follow rules 1 and 3
Do NOT use Rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide.
During the two daily cleanings, it is necessary to rotate the jewelry so that the cleaning solution is worked well into the new piercing. After waiting a few moments, rinse the area well under running water. use a moistened cotton swab to remove discharged matter on jewelry prior to the cleaning. If minor infection is suspected, the temporary use of antibiotic ointment such as Neosporin, Mycitracin, or Bacitracin is acceptable. Prolonged use of these products for more than seven days may cause problems by actually slowing the healing process. Serious infection, however unlikely, should be examined immediately by a physician.
If you have any questions or concerns, call us any time or consult with a qualified health care professional at the first sign of abnormal inflammations/swelling or possible infection.
1. Don't touch with dirty hands
2. No alcohol or hydrogen peroxide
3. Don't touch with dirty hands
4. Follow rules 1 and 3
Prices
$80 an hour
$40 minimum
$35 standard piercing
$40 minimum
$35 standard piercing