oh...plus colors especially red hurt more and take alittle longer to heal....the body tolerates black better
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oh...plus colors especially red hurt more and take alittle longer to heal....the body tolerates black better
booooo passive-agreesive FTL!!! :loser:Quote:
Originally Posted by ls1blackbeauty98
It has meaning to me. i didn't just go and be like omg i want a flower tramp stamp haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by ls1blackbeauty98
but is suppose to look all crackley like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by taylorr12
yup, right now its a big colorful scab......looks good :)Quote:
Originally Posted by taylorr12
can't see shit-pic is too fuzzyQuote:
Originally Posted by taylorr12
go back one page and it is biggerQuote:
Originally Posted by third_shift|studios
So Nobody knows what kind of flower it is?
LOSERS! haha
How about a clue? What's the significance of that particular flower to the point that you'd get it permanently inked on yourself?
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Originally Posted by Detroit Power
It grows on a tree.
magnolia?Quote:
Originally Posted by taylorr12
that is a sure sign that you contracted the HIV virus...Quote:
Originally Posted by taylorr12
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Originally Posted by mark21742
DING DING DING.
We have a winner.
Normally they are white but I made mine pink instead.
stealing a tub could get you introuble... i agree with him... and putting lotion on a tub (stolen or not) would make it's surface slippery... again he was correct... you or some one else could fall and get hurt...Quote:
Originally Posted by taylorr12
no... that is a sign of necrotizing fasciitis... the flesh eating disease... you're fucked...Quote:
Originally Posted by taylorr12
Spaz, shut it.
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Originally Posted by taylorr12
ACCURATE care for tattoos, READ THIS.....
a close friend of mine owns a tattoo business and I am covered in tattoos.
DO NOT USE...-tattoo goo, vasaline or A&D ointment.
your body knows how to heal itself, let your body heal on its own. Secondly products like tattoo goo, cause the scabs to stay moist and fall off too soon. Products like A&D ointment, clog skin pores since its an oil based product and can destroy skin color.
To care for a your new tat...
-during the first three days:
wash the tattoo in a non fragrance soap, 3 to 4 times a day. (soap such as Dove)
after the first three days, use a non fragrance dry skin lotion, apply a few times a day until the tattoo is healed.
do not pick the scabs
you can bathe shower, however no swimming pools or tubs. or direct sun light. When drying off, tap the towel on the tattoo do not scrub.
in regards to what you are feeling, yes tattoos, can stay swelled for a good amount of time. In regards to the pain, a new tattoo should only feel like a sunburn. Anymore pain then that should be checked out by a doctor for infection. also it depends on the colors too. All tattoo inks are made up of metals for the pigment. A beyond normal pain or swelling can also be caused by an allergic reaction to the tatto ink. For ex: Red is the most rejected color.
my last tattoo was around my wrist... wrist an ankle swell up alot making the joint difficult to move. However its normal.
Also if you get more tattoos, a strong rule to follow, do not allow the tattoo artist to tattoo you for more then 2 1/2 hours. Any sittings longer can traumitize the skin and ruin the tattoo, causing fuzzy edges, color issues and painful healing.
it's true... show me your vagina now... :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by taylorr12
my parents have a pink one in there yard ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by taylorr12
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Originally Posted by Spaz
haha No.
