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im planning on getting 3 small (about 1 1/2 - 2 in. in diameter) butterfly tattoos my torso. im thinking of simply sticking to black, but i would like to have greens and purples if possible.
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Maybe think about just getting a black and gray tattoo. I know it doesn't sound like much, but in the long run - often times they look better on your skin tone. You're lucky to have such pretty skin, and with a color tattoo, the color will show up, because the ink soaks into your skin, but a black tattoo would show up and look nicer and fresher.
If you really want to go with color, I think red would be one that would show up pretty good.
Maybe think about just getting a black and gray tattoo. I know it doesn't sound like much, but in the long run - often times they look better on your skin tone. You're lucky to have such pretty skin, and with a color tattoo, the color will show up, because the ink soaks into your skin, but a black tattoo would show up and look nicer and fresher.
If you really want to go with color, I think red would be one that would show up pretty good.
How are female tattoos percieved in Uganda? and information about the tattoo healing process?
satinegirl
Hey looking to get a small butterfly tattoo on my upper back and i was wondering how this would be percievec. also how long will the healing process take? as i want to make sure its not gonna get infected whilst im in uganda, and will the sun cause problems as obviously i will be sweating?
oh and it will be black and white
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Two weeks is the usual healing amount of time. It should not get wet ( except showering and even then the artists usually advise that you don't just stand with it directly under the water and saturate it ) and this includes sweat, any time your new tattoo is healing you should shower as soon as you can to wash away any bacteria. Remember, a tattoo is an open wound, so treat it like one. Keep it moisturized with lotion that contains no dyes or fragrances, do just as your artist tells you to do. Don't over moisturize otherwise the tat won't be able to breath. Also, yes sun causes the tattoo damage. It can fade the colors on even old ones, and if it's still healing it could cause the ink to lift. Wait until the tattoo is fully healed before swimming or tanning or anything. Always wear at least an SPF of 50 on your tattoo even after it's healed to prevent sun damage to the colors. Anything you do during the healing process can affect the final result of the tattoo which will last a liftetime so be very careful!
Two weeks is the usual healing amount of time. It should not get wet ( except showering and even then the artists usually advise that you don't just stand with it directly under the water and saturate it ) and this includes sweat, any time your new tattoo is healing you should shower as soon as you can to wash away any bacteria. Remember, a tattoo is an open wound, so treat it like one. Keep it moisturized with lotion that contains no dyes or fragrances, do just as your artist tells you to do. Don't over moisturize otherwise the tat won't be able to breath. Also, yes sun causes the tattoo damage. It can fade the colors on even old ones, and if it's still healing it could cause the ink to lift. Wait until the tattoo is fully healed before swimming or tanning or anything. Always wear at least an SPF of 50 on your tattoo even after it's healed to prevent sun damage to the colors. Anything you do during the healing process can affect the final result of the tattoo which will last a liftetime so be very careful!
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