What should I pay attention to just after tattooing?

Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene to prevent inflammation and infection.

Tattoos can be washed with water after three hours. In the process of tattooing, there will be some skin tissue fluid and a little blood in the capillaries, and bacteria and dust in the air will attach to the epidermis. After the tattoo is completed, the tissue fluid on the skin will solidify, and it is easy to absorb bacteria and dust on the skin during the tattoo process. If you don't wash it off, it is quite harmful to the recovery of tattoos. So let the skin recover naturally for a few hours after tattooing, rinse off these tissue fluids and a little blood with warm water, then suck up excess water on the skin to let the skin breathe naturally, and then apply a layer of special care ointment for tattooing when the skin is dry.

Use a clean towel (lint-free) or paper towel (lint-free) to dry the tattoo. (If there is a thin layer of ointment at this time, it is recommended to tattoo a large area or tattoo the joints. Wrap the tattoo with a new plastic wrap (household food plastic wrap is enough), and the flat part can be fixed with medical tape.

In a word, we should pay great attention to hygiene. Otherwise, it will be very troublesome to encounter inflammation and infection.