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  • The short answer is “YES, but for each client in varying degrees.”

    It should be noted that the tattoo needle doesn't enter deep under the skin and makes about 10-15 injections per second. The speed here plays a big role, as if it were moving more slowly, it would pierce the skin. Our skin consists of three layers: the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue. Since the epidermis is constantly being renewed, the tattoo needle must penetrate the dermis layer in order to make the tattoo permanent. Other factors affecting the degree of pain are the place on the body, the pain threshold, the skill of the tattoo artist and the duration of the process.

  • Tattooing is a ritual. You choose a sketch or I draw a sketch individually for you. Then I transfer the outline of the sketch with transfer paper, like a "carbon paper" on your skin. The tattoo machine's needle moves very quickly, almost imperceptibly, the frequency of the injection reaches 20-25 beats per second, so the process of applying the tattoo is like drawing with paints or a pencil, but with a slight pressure. In the course of work and at its completion, the tattoo area is decontaminated and treated with petroleum jelly or with dexpanthenol.

  • Yes, the main thing is that the new tattoo should overlap the old one in color, size and composition.

    Or, I can add new details to an existing tattoo and profitably cover up it. If the old tattoo is not subject to covering up without lightening, you can go through several laser lightening/removal procedures.

    Speaking of scars, I don't make tattoo straight over them but beautifully engage scars in the entire pattern.

  • In fact, there are no special rules for the preservation of tattoos. You can lead a normal life, play sports, sunbathe on the beach. Nevertheless, I recommend applying a cream with a high degree of sun protection to the tattoo in the summer, avoid chlorinated pools if possible, and immediately after bathing in the sea or ocean wash your tattoo with running water.
    In addition, magnetic waves may slightly damage the pattern. Therefore, if you need to undergo an MRI, tell your doctor about the presence of a tattoo and cover it with a wet piece of fabric. X-ray does not give such an effect on tattoos.

  • First, think well if you really want a tattoo. Assume that this drawing will stay with you for the rest of your life. Don’t rely on laser tattoo removal, this method may not completely remove the tattoo. Therefore, to begin with, clearly answer yourself to the question whether you want a tattoo.

    I only make tattoos in a certain style, you can see it in my portfolio. I can offer you a free sketch or draw it individually, based on your wishes. However, if your sense of beauty is different from mine, I reserve the right to refuse to make a tattoo on you. In addition, I don’t work with other people's sketches, and don’t copy the style of other masters.

    Look at my work, as well as other artists’ works in a similar style, come to the consultation, and together we will surely create the most beautiful tattoo!

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