Tattoos – What You Need To Know Before You Get One & What It Takes To Remove A Bad One Plr Ebook

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION 4
1 THINKING BEFORE INKING 6
THE AGE FACTOR 6
KNOWING THE RISKS 7
ARE YOU READY FOR A TATTOO? 16
CHOOSING YOUR ART: WHAT TO GET & WHERE TO PUT IT 17
CHOOSING AN ARTIST 18
2 GETTING INKED 20
THE TATTOO PROCESS 20
IS THE GAIN WORTH THE PAIN? 24
TATTOO TIMING: THE BEST TIME TO INK 26
3 AFTER THE TAT: CARING FOR YOUR NEW BODY ART 29
THE BANDAGE 29
KEEP IT CLEAN 30
AFTERCARE PRODUCTS 31
SUN PROTECTION 31
THE HEALING PROCESS 32
4 ERASING INK 33
TATTOO REMOVAL OPTIONS 33
DO-IT-YOURSELF TATTOO REMOVAL 36
COVER-UPS 37
CONCLUSION 39

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INTRODUCTION

So, you are thinking about getting a tattoo. Why not, it seems a lot of people have them. Tattoos can be sexy, just look at Angelina Jolie and Rhianna. These ladies have much meaningful and strategically placed ink work. If this is your first time, it is not surprising that you may be feeling quite anxious about taking such a major step.

Your first tattoo is an experience that you will never forget, especially the anxiety and nervousness that you feel before the needle ever touches your skin. When you begin thinking about getting a tattoo, you have quite a few questions, and no one has the answers that you need, or so it seems.

The answers you receive only led to more questions. You will hear people telling you that you should ensure that your tattoo artist uses an autoclave, or that the clipcord and machine needs to be covered with plastic. This only confuses you more. You will quickly realize that you have a lot to learn before the drop of ink touches your body.

On the other hand, the more you learn about tattoos, the more you will be in love with the idea of getting your own. You will become fascinated with all that body art brings. Several people fall so deeply in love with the art of tattooing that they are not satisfied with simply getting a tattoo of their own, and go on to pursue a career as artists themselves.