1. Initial Wound Protection

• With Second Skin (Medical Film): Keep the film on for 3–4 days. This allows your body’s natural healing fluids (plasma) to repair the skin.

[[How to Remove: Do not pull the film upwards. Instead, stretch it horizontally (parallel to the skin) and pull slowly. Removing it under lukewarm running water during a shower will help soften the adhesive and prevent skin irritation.Note: Remove immediately if the film leaks, if you notice excessive redness, or if you experience an allergic reaction.]]

• With Plastic Wrap: Remove the wrap within 1–2 hours to allow the skin to breathe.

2. Cleansing & Hydration

• Aseptic Cleansing: Always wash your hands with antibacterial soap before touching the area. Use lukewarm water and a fragrance-free, mild cleanser to gently wash the tattoo. (Do not use loofahs or sponges ❌).
• Drying: Gently pat the area dry with a clean, disposable paper towel. (Do not rub ❌).
• Minimal Moisturizing: Once completely dry, apply a very thin layer of specialized tattoo ointment or fragrance-free lotion. (2–3 times a day).Excessive ointment can trap moisture, leading to 'maceration' (skin softening) and loss of pigment.

3. Critical Precautions (For 2 Weeks)

• ❌ Infection Risk: Strictly avoid swimming pools, the ocean, saunas, and soaking in tubs. (Quick showers are fine).
• ❌ Physical Irritation: Do not scratch or pick at scabs. Let them fall off naturally. Avoid tight clothing that causes friction.
• ❌ Environmental Factors: Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning, as UV rays break down tattoo pigments.

Once my schedule is finalized, I upload it on Instagram or start taking waiting lists on my website. If nothing is uploaded yet, it means nothing has been decided. I usually have overseas schedules about twice a year.

No, I do not work with clients under 18, even with parental consent or accompaniment.