PIN UP IN HYGIENE AND TATTOOS Nell 'the tattoo last decade has had a considerable rise and is no longer seen as a distinctive sign of some "bad" categories, on the contrary, one might almost define a luxury good, and there where you can smell profit, there's also the "jackals" individuals without even follow the most basic and obvious rules of hygiene, and profess only tattoo artists only to get easy money.
In my training I was lucky enough (but the misfortune) of being in contact with fellow tattoo artists: in many cases I found a great professionalism, but in others, unfortunately, an inconceivable indifference that disrupts class.
The profession of tattooing was burned at the stake over time many times because it is one of the few categories, in addition to doctors, which can affect our strongest protective barrier, skin, and if unscrupulous people engaged in this job may transmit serious infectious diseases except death.
The Italian State has stakes and rules but unfortunately, as I wrote, do not follow anyone.
Some customers, before getting a tattoo and, perhaps, made wary by the news that are circulating some time ago on TV, they asked me what are the basic rules of prevention or risk serious damage to their health, then, in my small way, I thought I'd write a little handbook of basic hygiene standards to be followed in a tattoo studio, so that even less experienced customers are able to recognize a professional tattoo artist from a charlatan.
It 's a way to make you aware and help you understand what must be (hygienically speaking) in support of a tattoo.
Remember that you are in contact with blood and you never know who was sitting before us on the couch, HEALTH does not joke, that rule applies to us for you to tattoo customers.
NEEDLES: There are no reusable needles, a needle can be cleaned and sterilized, it should be used only on a customer and even changed after a certain number of hours because it will ruin and tearing the skin causing damage if consumed.
L 'needle should be inbustato with an expiry date ALWAYS.
GRIP: The grip is just a handle that allows us to hold the tattoo gun inside which flows the 'August
There are two types of grip, the disposable non-reusable plastic that is discarded after each tattoo and the steel grip that can be reused if cleaned and sterilized with an autoclave as law (do not be Frigates ANY fucking LAW , AND 'LIGHT IT STEILIZZA With pump after cleaning and disinfect the object. I saw "Tattooists" which also operate for several years, simply use antibacterial solution DISINFECTION FOR COLD, IT IS NOT 'absolutely comparable for autoclaving and therefore can' Porta a serious illness. IF YOU ARE IN FRONT OF A 'Tattooists' KIND OF GETAWAY !!!). Remember that the grip
flowing with color, but also residues of blood and cells must always be INBUSTATO! With an expiration date! if in doubt, ask the tattooist to show you the expiry date and forced the tattoo artist to use only material inbustato and not expired, we talk about serious diseases, AIDS, hepatitis B, C in the worst cases.
's argument is large, but these two simple things (which in theory are the basics) can avoid bigger trouble.
GOOD TO ALL TATTOO AND THINK BEFORE YOU INK.
THINK before you INK!
