Tattoos are not fashionable. This is self-expression. Therefore, it cannot be said that they are popular only among rebellious youth. They are applied by rebellious youths, and mature women, and old people young in spirit. And if the latter have already seen the views, then those who decide to apply a pattern on the skin for the first time may not know how tattoos are made. And it is necessary to understand what stages the application consists of, to know how to care for the final "work", because it is not as safe as some people think. What to expect from a tattoo, what to fear, how to control the application process and how to care for a tattoo afterwards?
The creation process begins with the selection of a picture to transfer to the body. It is better not to leave the right of such a choice to the master, since everyone has different tastes, and you will have to wear a tattoo. Tattoos are meaningful only if theycarefully thought out and have some history behind them. Never just a beautiful picture can convince others that it carries something in itself, if you have not picked it up for yourself. Go to the master, choosing a motive. He will help, if necessary, to correct it or improve your idea. After that, using a special carbon paper, the image can be transferred to the body.
The master must assemble the instrument in the presence of the client, so that you can be sure of its sterility. The tattoo artist himself must do all the work with gloves.
How tattoos are made (direct application)
When the image has already been transferred to the selected area of the body, the main lines are drawn with the help of a contour machine, all sharp corners are drawn. After that, the whole picture is painted over with a painting machine and colored paint is applied to all parts. The shading is done using a shadow machine, which, like in painting, helps to convey the shadows.
In principle, how tattoos are made is understandable. But after the image is on the body, this area will require special care. How you treat the tattoo depends on your he alth and the quality of the resulting image. At a minimum, you will have to apply a healing cream to the surface every few hours (for example, Bepanten or another as recommended by the master).
Women's tattoos are practically nothing, except for the plot, which is not so brutal, they do not differ from men's.
Attention! Getting a tattoo is a mini-operation. Through it, you can even become infected with HIV or hepatitis, as well as other diseases transmitted through the blood. Therefore, you need to choose a salon with practically sterile conditions, a salon that fully meets hygienic requirements. You can not apply a tattoo if you have a cold. Before the procedure (and the day before) do not drink alcohol and drugs (especially aspirin). Write down the names of all the pigments that will be used for application: this will allow you to deal with possible complications or side effects (and this is possible).
Having figured out how tattoos are made, you need to immediately find out how they can be removed if the need arises in the future. Of course, this can be done, but the skin, most likely, will not acquire that perfectly even look and tone that it had before the drawing was applied. Small scars will remain, color and texture will change. The best way to remove tattoos is with a laser. And if you're not sure you want to age with a tattoo, it's best to apply it with henna (it fades over time).
