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I’m with peterpoose on this one. I wouldn’t say that it hurt, but, there
Was a point during the shading closest to my armpit that I
Was about ready for it to be done.
@Sam-I-Am 129819 wrote:
Before the tattoo is started, ascertain that the lubricant used during the tattoo process is non-petroleum based (like A&D ointment). I use Redemption, but there are others. This will allow your skin to retain all the ink applied to your tattoo. With me, the healing process is about a week shorter.
And another question…..
If my artist does use a petroleum based product, would it be rude or disrespectful of me to ask him to use something else. I have ordered a tub of Hustle Butter to use after my next session (after I try the dry wrap method). I was thinking about asking my current artist to use it during the process.
Thanks for all of the info!!!
@buttwheat 127502 wrote:
If you are going to use that then what they all said. Once you have tried rewrap you will never go back
Please explain the rewrap process.
I am assuming it is…cleaning, pat dry, air dry, wrap with a new wrap?
That’s the one. Mine does not cover that much of my arm, and is not as dark anymore.
I still like it, but want some real art there.
Thanks for the feedback everyone. I am having issues with my PC, so I can’t post a pic of my existing tattoo. It’s the Pearl Jam “Alive” man. About 2×2 inches, black (a bit faded) located on the center of my deltoid muscle.
Probably wont get started on this until the end of the year. I am getting work done on my right arm: 2 guardian lions (Foo Dogs) and Hannya mask. I have another appt in Aug to finish the background.
Thanks again all.