U should try to relax and trust your master. Also, I recommend eating well before visiting the studio, to sleep and to take a shower. It is very important don't drink alcohol the night before visiting the studio because it increases blood circulation for the next 24 hours.

Your health and safety are paramount for me. In addition to using disposable needles and instruments, I also follow strict procedures to avoid the possibility of infection. This procedure includes individual needles and instruments that open up in front of you. Each client receives an individual can of paint, all remaining materials are no longer reused. I also use two types of gloves: nitrile for tattooing and latex for cleaning and sterilizing.

First of all, it depends on the place where the tattoo will be located, as well as on your pain threshold. The most painful spots for tattoos are: armpits, groin, head, feet, chest and ribs. The skin in these places is more delicate, so pain is more felt. In other places, the pain will be less noticeable, but you will feel it anyway.

Yes, but you must remember that the area covered by the old tattoo will be larger than its original size. Very dark and raised tattoos are very difficult to fix. Several sessions may be needed, and areas of the old tattoo may be slightly visible. Sometimes laser removal may be required before covering with a new tattoo, it all depends on how dark the old tattoo is and how you want to cover it.

It takes 7 to 10 days for initial healing. It takes 3-4 weeks for a new tattoo to heal completely. It may take up to 2 months for your skin and hair to return to normal.

First, remove the bandage 2-3 hours after tattooing. Wash your new tattoo at least 2 times per day with antibacterial soap under warm water. Don't forget to moisturize your tattoo for at least 2 times per day.

Do not touch or scratch the tattoo, and never touch it with dirty hands. Avoid animals, swimming, sunbathing and tight clothing during healing