Below are our aftercare procedures for all of our various services. If you have any questions about any service we have provided for you, please feel free to contact us.

1. Remove the bandage from your new tattoo in 2-4 hours.
There is no need to re-bandage the tattoo unless instructed to when the tattoo was completed.

2. Wash your new tattoo with warm water and mild soap.
Wash lightly with your hand. DO NOT use a washcloth or any abrasive pads or soaps. During the healing process wash the tattoo once in the morning and once at night. Pat dry with a soft towel.

3. Apply a thin layer of Vitamin A&D, or Aquaphor ointment.
Do this 4 times, daily, for a week. Pat with a dry paper towel to remove excess ointment.

4. After 1 week, switch to a moisturizing skin lotion.
Any fragrance free lotion, like Curel or Lubriderm, work very well. Apply gently onto your tattoo 4 times, daily, for a week, being careful not to remove any scabs that still remain.

5. Your tattoo will scab and flake during these 2 weeks.
DO NOT pick at the scabs. This can also result in color loss and scarring.

6. For the first 3 weeks avoid:
Sun Tanning, Tanning Beds, Salt Water, Chlorine, Steam Rooms, and Hot Tubs.

We are surrounded by misinformation. Please do not rely on your friends or the internet for questions regarding your new tattoo. We are here to answer any and all questions that you may have.

Body Piercings
For the first week clean your piercing twice a day by using unscented Dial hand soap.

Lather up your hands and apply to the jewelry and the surrounding area.

Work the soap into the piercing by moving the jewelry back and forth.

Rinse the piercing while moving the jewelry under running water.

After the first week, clean your piercing once a day for 2 months, or until healed.

Oral Piercings
Rinse every 3-4 hours using sea salt and water for 1 month.

Sucking on crushed ice will help with swelling.

Avoid spicy foods and smoking.

DO NOT touch or move your piercing if you are not cleaning it.
DO NOT over clean your piercing.
DO NOT take out the jewelry while it’s healing.
DO NOT take advice from other people.

We are surrounded by misinformation. Please do not rely on your friends or the internet for questions regarding your new piercing. We are here to answer any and all questions that you may have.

Keep The Treated Area As Dry As Possible
Take bandages off in 1-3 hours.
If irritated or itchy use a small amount of Vitamin E oil.
Avoid soaking area in hot water.

Monitor And Care For Your Blisters
If blisters become larger than a dime, pop it at the base with a sterile lancet.
With a clean tissue press out any accumulated fluid until flat.
DO NOT tear blister, be gentle and patient.
Blisters may refill, re-pop with a lancet in the same area and drain.
The blisters may refill more than twice.

Avoid Heat And Sun
Stay out of the sun.
Avoid hot tubs and saunas.
Take cool showers.
DO NOT over bandage.
Avoid heavy exercise for 24 hours.

Keep It Clean And Unbothered
DO NOT pick or scratch the treated area.
DO NOT use any astringent soaps or cleansers.
Keep area away from pets and small children.
Less is more!

We are surrounded by misinformation. Please do not rely on your friends or the internet for questions regarding your treatment. We are here to answer any and all questions that you may have.

Carbon Facial
Redness will subside in 1-2 hours
Keep out of direct sunlight for 12-24 hours.
Use Moisturizer with SPF 15+ daily.
Keep bedding and face clean.

Avoid: Direct Sun Light, Face Scrubs, Oral Acne Medication, Heat, Retin A, Hydroquinone, Tretinoin Cream, Corticosteroids, Glycolic Acid (GA), Azelaic Acid

Expectations: Even Skin Tone, Smooth Texture, Tightened Pores, Reduced Acne, Mild Acne Scar Reduction

Acne Treatment
Redness will subside in 1-2 hours
Keep out of direct sunlight for 12-24 hours.
Wash Treated Area 2-3 times a day with mild cleanser.
Keep bedding and treatment area clean.
If Needed, Use A BPO or Salicylic Acid Based Acne Product.

Avoid: Face Scrubs, Oral Acne Medication, Heat, Retin A, Hydroquinone, Tretinoin Cream, Corticosteroids, Glycolic Acid (GA), Azelaic Acid

Expectations: Active Acne Reduced, Even Skin Tone And Texture

We are surrounded by misinformation. Please do not rely on your friends or the internet for questions regarding your treatment. We are here to answer any and all questions that you may have.