Although the picture is considerably blurry, the tattoo looks okay to me. Make sure that you aren’t overloading the tattoo with ointment; it should only barely shine. I have tattoos on my feet and they definitely scabbed. You’ve just got to be patient and promise yourself you won’t pick the scab. If you pick it, you risk pulling out ink and then you’ll absolutely need a touch up.

When my left foot wasn’t completely healed after a month and a half, my tattoo artist recommended putting a small amount of vitamin e ointment + neosporin + a bandaid on the scabbed area. I wouldn’t recommend for you to do that now, but if it isn’t smooth after a month and a half, it might be a good idea. Just remember, the important thing is to use ointment or lotion until the snake skin (when you wet the tattoo, it is sharper looking than when it is dry) completely shed off. Neosporin will take out the ink if you use it too early. Using a bandaid will suffocate the tattoo if you use it too early.