There is many different healing methods, magics and potions. Guess what your tattoo will heal just fine if you were to do nothing at all.
As with any wound it is important to keep it clean and only put moisturizer on it after it starts peeling if you need relief from the dryness. Think about it would you put lotion on any other open weeping…[Read more]

Get something that reminds you of him. Like if you can think of a great moment that you shared get something related to that.

I got a memorial tattoo for my dad. It is from when we caught a giant marlin out of a small boat. No names no dates and to most it just looks like a cool tattoo to me it means a lot.

Yes. I don’t have mine tattooed but I have some that get pretty close and the closer they got the more it hurt. Your nipple hurts also

Almost none of these instructions seem to be relevant to the way the system works today, but I see no size limitations and no reason for pictures not to go through.

You didn’t ‘help’. You gave him your version of the truth, expressly counter to his tattoo artist’s instructions. There are many ‘right’ ways to heal a tattoo and yours no more so than the instructions he had.

A+D (and in fact all petroleum-based libricants) is widely acknowledged to be a big no-no in the tattoo world. I guess his artist knows…[Read more]

@HighSquid 130377 wrote:

[lang=lt]He used some more to make a tattoo, I’m putting a small layer of bepanthen on it.[/lang]

As said before stop using it!!!! It is not good for your tattoo click here to read more

STOP putting any goo on it! that means ointment and lotion it will be fine.

Looks good…. It looks like you have a lot of goo on it keep it drier it will heal better.

@SquishyBarb 130355 wrote:

Now I just have to find out if shading in a molecule will change it.. If anybody else is checking out this thread and knows where I could possibly find that information,

Click here to find the wisdom that you seek

@SquishyBarb 130344 wrote:

I’m surely thinking about it. I just don’t know what to cover it up with.. lol :confused: .. grr.

Get it covered with this

Oh BTW Barb you don’t look squishy to me.

Congrats on the rug rat your life will never be the same(much better now).

This is perfect

About 25 to Life?

@SquishyBarb 130318 wrote:

The thing that’s most concerning is that he said my skin is too thin there to try and fix or cover, so anything I do will end up blowing out. I’ve seen many people with tattoos over/on/near their collarbones that look great and blowout free.. lol.

I guess there’s basically no way of knowing unless I try,…

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To fix it you would have to thicken the lines which might make it look chunky. Maybe a cover up would suit it better.

@BertNaked 130309 wrote:

You need to kill some people to get that TATT.

That being said it will cost you about $28,000 and 12 to 20 years

I don’t know about the skinny part, but obviously the only way to fix a blowout is to make all the lines at least as thick as the visible size of the blowouts. The question is, do you really want your very thin lined tattoo to be all bold and fat with very little distinction and everything blending together?

I have always liked Joshua Hibbard’s work but have never met him. Damn this show makes him look like a huge douche. He say’s on the show ” I have always been the best artist wherever I go” Really? you’re not even the best artist at your shop.

Search out the best tattooist you can afford a tattoo is nothing to get a bargain on.
As for the pain on the chest it feels like rainbows ans puppy dog kisses.

Can’t pick just one.

Probably just got overworked a bit and scabbed up. Keep it dry and let it come off naturally