1. Pay attention to whether the equipment and equipment in the tattoo shop are hygienic. Tattooing can be regarded as a minor surgery, so the hygiene of the equipment is very important. Tattoo operators should use disposable gloves and needles, and the tattoo machine should be made of stainless steel.
2. Understand the quality of tattoo pigments. Today's tattoos generally do not use the dyes and inks used in tattoos, but liquid plant pigments soaked in alcohol. Since plant pigments are extracted from natural plants, they are less susceptible to infection when they penetrate into the skin.
3. Pay attention to your own protection. When getting a tattoo, epinephrine should be used to clean and stop bleeding. After the tattoo is completed, you need to use warm water to scrub the tattoo, and keep the tattoo dry (the duration is usually one week), otherwise it will cause infection and lead to skin rot.
4. Do not use animal blood or cinnabar for tattoos. Pigeon blood and cinnabar tattoos are extremely dangerous.
5. Do not use alcohol or violet to treat puncture wounds, because alcohol will irritate the wound and violet will destroy the color of the tattoo.