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After you get your tattoo done, wait to shower or bath until the next day. However, you will want to peel the bandage off 1-2 hours later, under running warm water. You can get your tattoo wet anytime the day after your it's done, but do not submerge or soak it. Always pat it dry, and never rub it.
Google "Tattoo Aftercare".
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