Some Common Sense Of Tattoo Recovery Period

Generally speaking, after you get a tattoo, there is a recovery period, usually two weeks. When you recover, the color is generally 20% lighter. Among them, 10% is because the tattoo's skin turns red, while the other 10% is because the tattoo looks shallow when it is dry. When the skin is moist, the color will be darker. The tattoo photos on the Internet are usually taken just after tattooing, so the color is darker.

After 2 days of tattooing, scabs will begin to form, and when scabs form, the color of the wound will become darker, and the lines of tattooing will appear. When the tattoo scabs? The skin will also become tight and itchy, which are normal phenomena. After two weeks, the scabby white skin will become clean, and all the situations mentioned before will disappear. With the recovery of the tattoo for 3 months, because the skin has metabolism and microcirculation, the color of the tattoo is generally in the normal range, with a little faint, but the overall look is very natural.

For the problem of broken lines after tattooing, it is because different styles of patterns have different requirements for the texture and outline of the pattern, so when you tattoo different styles of patterns, the effect will be different, and there may also be broken lines.

But if the master who gives you tattoos has poor art skills, he will not pay attention to or be aware of these problems. Lines of the same thickness and concentration are often used from beginning to end, regardless of front and back or primary and secondary. Generally speaking, whether to use lines flexibly or not is a division of the level of tattooers.