Tattooing in summer is not as troublesome as it seems

Tattooing in summer

And summer came. Yes, this phrase "is late", however, once again, we return to a debate about tattoos typical of this summer season. I'm absolutely sure that the vast majority of tattoo artists are tired of having to answer the same questions at this time of year. How long do I have to wait to shower after tattooing? Can i sunbathe Can I get a tattoo if I go on a trip in a few days? And a long etc ... Tattooing in summer is not as problematic as it seems a priori.

I have personally dedicated a few articles to talking about different issues related to tattooing in the summer. I recommend it? Well it depends on several factors. Have I ever gotten a tattoo in summer? Yes, quite a few times. It's more, I personally prefer the time between late spring and early summer Because the temperature is ideal and we do not wear so many layers of clothing.

Tattooing in summer

Getting a tattoo in the middle of August is no riskier than doing it in December as long as you follow several rules. If you go to get a tattoo in summer You must bear in mind that, if the tattoo is medium or large, for a week and a half you will have to say goodbye to bathing in the sea or pool. If the tattoo is a small word or symbol the size of a fingernail, a couple of days will be enough.

Now, although we can already enjoy a bath, if we are going to be exposed to the sun it is highly recommended that, during the first weeks let's cover the tattoo. And after a few days, it is best to use a sunscreen with a high protection factor to protect the skin in the area and the tattoo itself. This way the healing process will be completed smoothly and our tattoo will look like new for a few years.


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