“I am committed to quality and uniqueness, ensuring that every tattoo is a lifelong, personal piece of art.”
In my work, I combine precision and creativity, whether it’s fine-line, minimalist, abstract, or detailed, realistic designs. For every tattoo, I strive to achieve both uniqueness and durability, so that the wearer truly feels special.
If you desire a unique and personalized tattoo, I look forward to hearing from you!
During the healing period (7–14 days), the client must avoid: sports, sauna, tanning beds, sunbathing, swimming, bathing in a tub, and long showers that soak the tattoo!
During the healing process, the tattoo should be treated as a wound. After the scab layer falls off, the tattoo can be considered healed. After the healing period, the above activities are no longer prohibited; however, the client acknowledges that sun exposure, tanning beds, and excessive soaking will always damage the tattoo.
Required items:
The film will loosen within 1–2 hours and become more comfortable. Fluid may appear underneath later—this is normal. If it seems excessive, consult your tattoo artist.
Leave the film on for 3–5 days. To remove: wet it with running water, then gently peel it off. Clean with antibacterial soap, dry, and apply cream.
In the first days, apply cream 4–5 times daily until the skin completely flakes. Afterwards, 2–3 times daily is sufficient for about 1–2 weeks.
Required items:
Remove the dressing with clean hands. Wash the tattoo, dry it, apply cream, and then rewrap it.
Repeat every 3–4 hours for about 3 days (for smaller tattoos, 2 times may suffice). Change the dressing every morning and evening.
In the first days, apply cream 4–5 times daily until the skin completely flakes. Afterwards, 2–3 times daily is sufficient for about 1–2 weeks.
