I actually recommend using neosporin. Personally, I have many tattoos on my body and I've found the best results using this. I DEFFINATLY do not recommend using vasoline, even if your tattoo artist recommend it!
This is basically a trick tattoo studios do to get clients to come back. Vasoline damages your tattoo and will pull some of the ink out. It makes the skin soggy and the ink raises to the top. Tattoo artists tell you to use it because if your tattoo begins to fade and you want it fixed. You'll probably go back to them to have it redone.
There are other tattoo ointments out there that you can use too, but I think they are just scented abstracts of neosporin, and they cost quite a bit sometimes.
Just dont use very much of any petroleum jelly based product. And only use it for three days. Rule of thumb is 'if ya can see it on there, you got too much'.
Yes. Tattoos and other body mods will damage your body ability to hold and use chi power.
No it cannot. Some tattoo artists even recommend you use it for a few days on a fresh tattoo to speed the healing
go 2 th doctor. ADDITION INFO Neosporin will work on them. Clean them and put the neosporin on the infected areas several times a day. Tattoo shops also sell a foam called H2Ocean that is great. It clears/heals anything I have used it on including my tattoos and piercings.
I had a biopsy of a cyst on my index finger and I was told to use polysporin ointment twice a day to keep it moist. I dont have the polysporing instead i have the neosporin spray. If i use the neosporin spray instead will that do the job or will it hurt or damage the area? thanks for your help. Geraldine
it does damage to the skin Some are tasteless and should not be seen by children. Some tattoos are a work of art. The colors fade with age. Tattoos gotten on a whim last for a life time.
Only if your dog has licked your neosporin.
you can get tattoos wherever you want...there are none of the parts of the body that a tattoo can damage it
If you have minor burn then you can use Neosporin on it. But when the burned area is large and severe then one should not use Neosporin. The Neosporin is only applied to the external areas.
The antibiotics which interfere with the activity of Neosporin are the antibiotics broken down in the liver. They render any effects Neosporin on the body useless.
Yes, tatoo's damage your skin because it can damage your skin with the sharp needle and it can make your skin go red and you could start itching it and it burns.
If your bulldog has an open cut, then peroxide and Neosporin will do the trick.
If you eat neosporin it is toxic to humans and can cause seizures as well as heart failure.