Vasoline is used for a few reasons during the tattoo process.
1. It reduces bleeding.
2. Reduces ink from spreading on the skin, with the vasoline it balls up so that the artist can see the stencil better.
3. Allows for easier cleaning of excess ink, so as the artist does a line the ink will ball and can be wiped off easier with out smudging the ink everywhere.
4. While working on big pieces, if an artist likes to finish off sections at a time, the artist can apply vasoline to the finished area so as to reduce the staining effect.
It is more than safe to have vasoline put on your tattoo during the process, however check that the vasoline is clean and that the artist has taken it out with a new wooden tongue depresser...this is done to avoid contamination.
stops it from bleeding and makes it easyer to tattoo
Smoking marijuana before getting a tattoo should have no effect to the tattoo process. Other pain killers like Advil before a tattoo on the other hand will thin your blood and cause bleeding during the process.
About the only tattoo that one should consider getting would be your blood type.
Yes, tattoo's can give you cancer because of the high amount of ink you are injecting into you skin. There are many other types of diseases you can get from tattoos such as: AIDS, tetanus, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis. Though you can reduce you chance of getting such diseases by selecting a good tattoo parlor.
The permanent tattoo will stay on your body for good. While non permanent tattoo willdisapear after a while.
stops it from bleeding and makes it easyer to tattoo
There is no such thing as a free tattoo unless you know someone who is trying to learn how to tattoo - if you want to be their guinea pig and risk getting a really crappy job done on you. You get what you pay for, which means if you want a good tattoo, you'll pay the artist for a good job because it is art.
The risk from a coverup getting infected is no greater than a tattoo done on fresh skin, however their is a greater chance of scarring or kiloiding depending on how bad the first tattoo is and how good the coverup artist is
If you have a good eyebrow sculptor then yes, 3d eyebrow can be done in an existing tattoo.
If he is a trained tattoo artist and does it regularly, you should be fine. Otherwise, get it done by a professional with a good reputation.
No you can't as this tattoo shall wash away and you would have paid to have a tattoo done for no reason as it would of dissappeared! But it's a good question.
good tattoos arent cheap and cheap tattoos arent good.
Smoking marijuana before getting a tattoo should have no effect to the tattoo process. Other pain killers like Advil before a tattoo on the other hand will thin your blood and cause bleeding during the process.
no. Use Savlon or baby Rash cream. At my shop we suggest and sell H2Ocean's tattoo aftercare cream, but if the client does not want that we tell them to use a anti-biotic oinment such as bacitration, neosporin, or triple antibiotic, very sparingly for three days...Then switch to a good skin moisturizer that does not contain coloring agents or fragrances....The best is Lubriderm... The key to using an anti-biotic ointment is to not use very much of it. If you can see it on there you got to much....And only apply it after you wash the old off... Vasoline, A & D Oinment and such are merely moisture protections, with no theraputic values....Hope this helps....
No, there is not.
That depends on what you think!
Remember tattoos do not come off, you have them for life. You may like the idea of a toe ring tattoo now but say in 10 years time you may want to wear some sophisticated open front shoes and the tattoo may then make you feet look cheep - and you will regret having it done. If you must have a tattoo now try having a fake one done in henna which will wear off in time.