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another tattoo qu. (sorry guys...)
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Well, the scabs just starting to come off my tattoo, and I'm letting it come off naturally, not pulling it off, etc.
I've got home today and one part of it has come off during the day, and instead of black, it looks rather grey and faded, especially compared to the black where other bits of the scab have come off. My mum claims it could just be that the scabs been knocked off too early at work and it's still healing but I'm not so sure - whats the likelyhood I'm going to have to have it retouched? Or is there the off chance my mum could be right.
I've got home today and one part of it has come off during the day, and instead of black, it looks rather grey and faded, especially compared to the black where other bits of the scab have come off. My mum claims it could just be that the scabs been knocked off too early at work and it's still healing but I'm not so sure - whats the likelyhood I'm going to have to have it retouched? Or is there the off chance my mum could be right.
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Just the difference is rather dramatic... I'll keep up with the aftercare, see if it darkens a bit
ETA: The bit I've circled is the bit that's gone funny... ignore the scabbyness and the colour changing throughout the rest of it, I'm aware it's not looking it's best haha
It's a lengthy process for your tattoo to look decent. You have injected ink into your skin after all. :razz:
Give it about 3 months at most and it'll look amaze.
Just keep with what you're doing the now.
Ahh an even better explanation, cheers