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Tattoo Equipment


Submitted by Tom
v7 by hitchhiker 88 days ago
Tattoo equipment ranges from products for sanitation and hygiene like Autoclaves|autoclaves, to the actual tools used for tattooing such as the Tattoo Machines|tattoo machines themselves, and Tattoo Needles|tattoo needles. There are also many products for Tattoo Care|aftercare...

Ian Johnson-Ferguson Finland


Submitted by Tom
v13 by Tom 315 days ago
Q. How and why did you get into Tattooing? Who are your heroes or your inspiration? I got into tattooing by chance really. I was taking evening courses at the Royal Fine Arts Academy in Brussels while working another job. I used to hang out at the tattoo shop on the corner of...

Robb Sutherland, Canada Tattooist


Submitted by Tom
v15 by Tom 321 days ago
Q. How and why did you get into Tattooing? Who are your heroes or your inspiration? Guy Aitchison is definitely the biggest hero I have, others include Trent pare, Clint Danroth, Aaron Cain. Just bugged the local tattooist to train me .I bugged him every day for almost a year...

Autoclaves


Submitted by Tom
v7 by hitchhiker 331 days ago
When properly used, autoclaves are an important part of any tattoo shop's overall sanitation program to keep both customers and artists safe from potential infections. An autoclave is a pressurized device designed to heat aqueous solutions above their boiling point to achieve...

Tattoo Studio Hygiene


Submitted by Tom
v4 by Tom 1 yr 85 days ago
Hygiene The properly equipped Tattoo Studios|tattoo studio will use biohazard containers for objects that have come into contact with blood or bodily fluids , sharps containers for old needles , and an Autoclaves|autoclave for sterilizing tools. Certain jurisdictions also...

Tattoo Scabs


Submitted by Tom
v6 by Tom 1 yr 85 days ago
During healing, some tattoos will form a protective layer of skin which will then peel away, and others will form a scab - it's completely normal, and depends on your type of skin, the way the tattoo artist's worked the skin, and your aftercare regime. Don't Pick At...

Tattoo Care


Submitted by Tom
v3 by Tom 1 yr 135 days ago
Tattoo Aftercare Tattoo artists, and people with tattoos, vary widely in their preferred methods of caring for new tattoos. Some artists recommend keeping a new tattoo wrapped for the first twenty-four hours, while others suggest removing temporary bandaging after two hours...
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