The information below is based on our professional experience.

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Cleaning Solutions
LIQUID ANTIBACTERIAL SOAP (Softsoap, Dial) LUBRIDERM LOTION (unscented)
The DOs	1 Remove wrap from tattoo ONE HOUR after process. 2 Wash with Anti-bacterial soft soap and cool water after removing wrap. Pat dry (DO NOT WIPE) and let your tattoo air dry for 10 minutes then applya small amount of Lubriderm Lotion. Once scabbing occurs do not wash or submerge in water. Lotion is the only thing that should touch your tattoo. 3 Repeat cleaning procedure for the next two weeks or until tattoo is completely healed. Apply lotion no more than 3 times a day. Try to keep tattoo as dry as possible.   RETURN AFTER TWO WEEKS FOR A CHECK-UP OF YOUR NEW TATTOO WE STAND BEHIND OUR WORK AND WANT TO ENSURE THAT EVERYTHING IS HEALING PROPERLY.
The DON'Ts
Do NOT pick or scratch your new tattoo! It will scab over and fall off naturally. Do NOT recover or bandage your new tattoo! This will slow the healing processand may pull some of the scabs from your body, causing scarring or areas that will need touching up later. Do NOT wear tight-fitting clothing over tattooed area. Wear clean, comfortable clothing. Do not USE ALCOHOL, PEROXIDE, VASELINE, NEOSPORIN, TATTOO GOO, OR ANY OTHER OINTMENTS ON YOUR TATTOO! Avoid direct sunlight, tanning beds, lakes, hot tubs, pools, oceans, or any body of water for 2-3 weeks. Do not take baths unless tub is thorouhgly cleaned before each use. Bathtubs harbor bacteria that could lead to infection Do not sleep in unwashed bedding. Be sure that sheets are cleaned regularly to prevent bacteria from contaminating your piercing.
Normal Healing
	Scabbing, redness, puffiness on and around area tattooed. "Silver Skin" will appear over the tattoo. This is your body'snatural reaction that will appear as a thin layer of shiny skin covering the tattoo. This will go away when the tattoo is completely healed.
THE TATTOO EXPERIENCE DOES NOT PROMOTE THE USE OF TATTOO GOO OR ANY OTHER OINTMENT

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