D3FiANC3;105508 wrote:
No, it doesn’t look good. It doesn’t look infected or anything, but the fill is very patchy. Are the white areas trapped moisture or are you just using too much Lubriderm? You’re definitely going to want to have that touched up once it heals, but I would go elsewhere as the quality of the work is very poor.
Yeah sorry about that, those white spots are just lotion from the person who was putting it on for me and took the picture
buttwheat;105511 wrote:
What kind of aftercare instructions were you given??
Use a light layer of your lotion once or twice a day and keep it out of the water.
Yes you will need a touch up on this. give it a couple of months to fully heal.
I was told not to let it dry out too much. So maybe I kept it over-moisturized? I don’t know I think it has to do with two different inks being used for the outline and the fill-in.
To be honest it was done by a licensed person in his house. My friend has 4 tattoos done by him, he’s been tattooing for many many years and he has a lot of great work. But what can you expect for $60? Everyone keeps telling me it looks good and I believe them because it’s on my back, but now I see this picture and it’s rather disappointing =/
Thanks for your help everyone. I’ll post a pic if it turns out better when fully healed, which I doubt.
