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Tattoo

Your new tattoo will be covered with a dressing, or in some cases cling film upon completion, You can leave this on for a maximum 8 hours or as little as 1 hour so long as you are in a position to leave the area free and uncovered by clothing for approx 1 hour , so when you remove the dressing wash thoroughly with warm water and soap, pat dry with a CLEAN towel and leave for one hour to dry, then put a little Tattoo after care lotion on it and then do not touch or wash for the next 24 hours after which a little more lotion should be added upto 3 times a day or at least morning and night . A light daily rinse is ok for the next 7 days at which time the Tattoo should be healed except may be for a little dry skin  Tattoo healing cream is available in the studio

DO NOT  soak or get to wet, go swimming or wear wool or irritating clothing next to the Tattoo whilst it is healing,any problems or questions contact your artist imediatly for advice

LASER

After your laser session you should wear clean cotton or non irritant clothing over the area and for the following 24 hours not touch or wash the area just leave alone to settle, it might be a little sore, or red just leave alone and this will go,there are hardly any other side affects to this treatment but blistering  sometimes follows afterwards if this happens do not burst them as this will invite infection, if they do burst clean with a 5% solution of hydrogen peroxide and sterile water available from your chemist, if you are able to get back to the studio, call us and we will arrange for you to come in and we will clean it for you, this simple care instruction after your session is very important so as to minimise the possibility of scarring, do not hesitate to phone or pop in to see us over any worries or concerns we will be glad to help or advise,