New tattoo
Be sure your artist covers your new tattoo in a thin layer of petroleum jelly and a bandage. Remove the bandage after 24 hours. Gently wash the tattoo with antimicrobial soap and water and be sure to pat dry. Apply a layer of antibacterial/Vaseline ointment twice a day, but don’t put on another bandage.
What is normal for a new tattoo?
It’s normal for your tattoo to be red and maybe even slightly puffy in the days after you get it done. If the redness persists, it may be an early sign that something is wrong. Oozing liquid. If fluid (especially green or yellowish in color) is oozing from your tattoo after a week, see your doctor.
What will ruin a new tattoo?
Bad art from a bad artist.
Keeping your fresh tattoo covered too long.
Tattoo Infections.
Sleeping with a fresh tattoo.
Cleaning and excess water exposure.
Picking or scratching itchy or peeling skin.
Excessive sun exposure.
Getting older and aging skin.
When should I be worried about my new tattoo?
When to see your doctor
If you begin to feel feverish and experience abnormal oozing or scabbing around the tattooed area, see your doctor. These are common signs of infection. You should also see your doctor if a rash or swelling lasts for more than a week.Is it OK for clothes to touch a new tattoo?
Yes, however the shirt will stick to the the fluid/blood/ink you ooze from a fresh tattoo. Most shops will cover a tattoo in some sort of salve and a loose cover like cling wrap. … Gently pat your tattoo dry with a clean cloth or paper towel. Do not rub, or use a fabric with a rough surface.
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