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Welcome back to Arccway a new direction of modern man and today's video, I'm showing
you guys the tattoo healing process.
So this is a process that not a lot of people may know, or if you guys see my previous views
before, I have made a video in the past, but.
It's going to need a little update.
Take this with a grain of salt.
Use what is best for you and enjoy this video.
So I'm gonna break down exactly what the tattoo process is from getting a fresh tattoo to
a 30 day Mark to a, probably about a month and a half Mark of a full healing process.
So this is what I've done.
This is why I practiced and for my tattoo artist.
I'm a tattoo artist from, uh, before in the history of my tattoos.
They gave me advices.
They gave me certain advice.
Then I took, and then I use what worked best for me, you know?
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So yet again, let's just get right into this.
So the first step you're going to deal with within getting your fresh tattoo is it's going
to be a new experience for you, first and foremost, right?
So it's a quite exciting experience.
When you get your tattoo and it's all done, you just want to keep looking at it.
That's just a part of it, right?
So you're going to be looking at it.
It's going to be nice.
It can be fresh, it can be really popping.
Um, and then from there is when we get into the healing process.
So if this is something that you should take really seriously, when it does come into your
healing process.
So the most important thing within these steps is actually doing the process right.
Just because you don't want to end up with any infections or you don't want to end up
with any scratches or anything that this kind of straps the whole look of tattoo.
So make sure you do this rate, take the notes if you need to, or just apply something that
you'd never knew that you could apply in this.
When you first thing that you get a tattoo, you get the film.
The tattoo artist puts on your arm or wherever the cases, you get a tattoo, basically cover
that up two to three days.
That's usually typically the average of when you have it on.
Some people do longer.
It depends on this film quality sometimes.
Sometimes I had, I got filmed that was actually last month to a week, so there's different
types of film quality will chew.
Actually.
Go more in depth with what it does come into the, um, how long you want to reserve the
tattoo for.
Cause it's, it's interesting, but it's different.
Uh, films you can use different grades.
So after you get your film, um, the most important thing after that is done, it is from that
too, from that one day to level seven day Mark, if it was a tattoo film on, and I have
a tattoo that actually I put on.
Uh, I took off the field within the seven day, so I'm just talking from, I'm just talking
from my experience.
Um, after that first day, you're going to, after that first week.
So after that first week of you taking off that film, or if it's a little shorter, but
in that first week span is when you're actually going to start watching it.
So the most important thing when it does kind of washing is that you want to have antibacterial
soap and you want to have.
Non fragrance salt.
That's, those are the two most important things.
We want to get something like Doug nonsensitive free or any product that says free like free
scent.
You want to go for that.
So that's something you will need in your closet or in your, your your kit to wherever
you want to put in your, in your washroom, but get yourself a non incentive free.
Um, so, so offers a nice one.
There's also some organic ones you can use out there.
Um, so I use many different ones, different variations, so I can actually leave the link
below are the ones I used.
So after that, you wash it, you wash it in the shower.
Uh, but I do, we do, I don't scrub it at all.
I kind of just lightly the soap, this kind of glazed over the skin.
Um, and also just using your Palm, your hand, just to this nicely rub it and then dive.
Just go little slow with it because you don't want.
To disrupt the tattoo process.
Right?
So after I do that in lukewarm water, this led it rinse off your body.
When it comes down to the drying process, I personally just air dry it so I can do this,
you know, take care of myself everywhere else.
But around the tattoo, I kind of just wait it out cause I just don't want.
To disrupt it with like putting on like even patting myself down with like a cloth that's
probably possibly dirty.
So I just naturally had, they have the air-dry and then from there I actually put on lotion.
So lotion is going to be very important for anyone out there who is getting a tattoo.
There is.
Tattoo lotions, but also what you can also get at your local drugstore is Lubriderm.
So Louis Durham is a good option if you don't have it, definitely take yourself up.
I tell them we were doing, um, it can actually get a non incentive free and that's the one
where you are going for.
So make sure you pick up your Lubriderm.
Because you're going to be using that as your lotion base just to glaze over the tattoo
and then use it for all of your on your body.
Get yourself a bottle of that and you should be good to go.
And after you've done that, going into the second week is when you're going to start
experiencing a lot more oozing.
Of the tattoo.
So this is basically your skin reacting to the new ink in your body, and you're going
to get a lot of plasma buildup and it's just basically trying to, um, basically kind of
cover and seal over the damaged skin, right?
So.
This is where you get a lot of white liquid puss, or you can this possibly start bleeding
a little bit and just let guys know that it's completely normal and that is completely fine.
Um, this is the part of the process, most importantly.
But Brett, for that time, you, what you want to do is wash it day in and day out.
So when you wake up in the morning, make sure you keep it, you keep it lotioned up vision,
plenty work in the morning, make sure you wash yourself, obviously.
And then after that with the same routine, put your lotion on top of it and you kind
of repeat that process then out just because you want to have, and you want to maintain
your tattoo to Besa visibility's.
Right.
So after you do that, you kind of just.
Having that, you started developing that method and it's just a normal method that you have
within your natural, your natural body carrier skincare.
So that's just another there.
So this is just another principle that you're applying, but only through your tattoo.
So with that being said, but it actually comes down from the oozing to the scatting, the
flakiness one.
One thing I would make sure that I will tell you guys from my own experience is that you
actually wear possibly loose clothing, or if you wear loose clothing to investability,
you actually have.
Your skin will be able to breathe a lot more and it won't be so sticky to re-close.
Cause I've been made that mistake where I put on clothes that were maybe were too tight,
whatever the case scenario was.
And it was just kinda harder to take off my clothes.
But at the same time it just kind of felt like it kind of gets messed up a tattoo in
some sort of way.
So if you're the type of person like I am use wanting to have the natural clean process
of.
The best way you can heal a tattoo is wear loose clothing so he can have a natural air-dry,
but also also it can heal and breathe.
Now we're going from the second week to a third week.
Now you're experiencing a lot of scabbing and flakiness.
So this is very common, and this is the stage that everyone freaks out at.
Oh my gosh.
Like we're freaking out.
Like it's, it's insane.
This is the danger.
Everyone's freaking out at me and I say, Oh my gosh, what I do.
No, but it's, it's completely normal.
I'm telling you from the get go, from my own experience, it's completely normal.
So don't freak out.
It's completely normal.
So from here is that you're going to get a lot of scabs.
You're going to get a lot of flakiness.
You're gonna feel like the statue isn't worth it.
You're gonna feel like, uh.
What am I going to do with this?
This doesn't look like what it looked like at the beginning and the first day.
So you can have a lot of doubts.
You're gonna have a lot of objective opinions on it, but I'll just let you know from there.
This trust, the process that is just a part of the healing is going to look like ish.
It's gonna look.
No different than what you went in there originally looked like.
But it's just a part of the healing process where it's going to be scabbing and is locked
and you can't really make out the image because it's just scabs over scabs and it's just flaking
all over the place.
So that process is completely normal.
And the best way to be with that and how to counter that is pretty much lotion and using
proper lotion and soaping.
And soap in your body every day, wherever your tattoo was.
So having a daily maintenance is actually going to keep it from like prone to a lot
of flaking to at least a minimal percentage of breakage.
So keep that in mind when it comes down to it, if you notice it.
Making enough, it could be a sign that you aren't lotioning enough.
So I'd rather personally put a lot more in lotion than the last.
The one thing I do go out and keep traveling.
Don't see guys dry, very, very
doing this thing, something moisturize.
So that's where I apply the lotion a lot more, especially when I do travel.
So some lotions I've used was Lubriderm Avino and coconut oil and also share button.
Um, but that's something, uh, of your, uh, range if you choose to use it or not.
It depends on how you use it by personally following share butter was actually the best
way for me and my body reacted to it nicely.
Um, is thicker in pace with the shave butter if you guys see my shave butter videos before,
but it really is a natural way to actually heal your tax who are completely, from my
opinion, the most fastest way to heal your tattoo was from Cherbourg, from my experience.
And I'm still going to be using it to this day.
Food.
So food is dirty.
Some signs to look forward.
Um, when it comes down to tattoos that are not normal, um, I'll give that extreme.
I'll basically tell you guys is a fever or like rashes that typically isn't quite normal
and that's something you want to get checked out.
Um, if you guys feel at any kind of type of concern.
That's something that I would personally check out if I was going through that experience.
Cause I just don't want to have rashes coming out of anywhere and also having high temperatures
of fevers.
That's just something to keep in mind.
Um, also the swelling, if it's remotely higher swelling than normal, and it's been over two
weeks.
Still swelling up.
That's maybe something that goes to your doctor about or wherever you have, like the natural
instinct of something is not right beyond the basic human process.
Make sure you go check it out with your doctor.
So going into the third week, so now going into the third week and beyond, this is the
part where it's actually going to start coming back to life again.
So this is the stage where your tattoo was actually actually healing up and actually
going to be the most awful.
Effective and what's going to turn out to be is in the stage.
So from this stage you're going to see a lot less fake flakiness.
So from this, the joining, you see a lot less flakiness, but also you see that you can use
me in a moisturizer a lot more.
But also the natural maintenance of times he was going to kind of go down, but at the
same time, it's going to look like a nice layer of skin, but just the tattoo with the
arm.
Right?
So from there, you actually achieved a lot and he achieved the process and you're going
to be grateful at that point in time too.
Like you can have that Xcel moment.
So this is how the time to Excel.
Okay, now we're back to, okay, now we're back to what will happen.
So does have more time to Excel because you did complete that process of the third and
last stage.
So, so that's pretty much what happens here is that your healing process is going to take
more little more time, but it is getting me to lotion it up and this had the baby maintenance.
Of it.
So don't be alarmed if it doesn't look normal rafter that is just working and it's just
healing naturally.
So the best thing to do from my opinion, from healing your tattoos, the fastness, like effectively
is a good diet.
Stay hydrated, take your supplements, vitamins, and also good sleep.
Those are the things.
I actually implemented my own practice of healing my tattoo, and I actually seen a faster
results with this natural care of your whole body.
So take those things you consideration.
Take everything I said, greatest salt because.
Not everything will work for everybody.
So maybe there's something in this video that might work for you.
And also if you just find yourself using it all and actually works, you make sure you
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