Does it hurt to get a clavicle tattoo

Tattoos are a common trend in people's daily lives. Many people get tattoos on their bodies in order to keep up with the trend and look handsome. Tattoos can be applied to many parts of the body, but some people like to get some tattoos on the collarbone area, mainly to make them look more prominent and unique. So does a clavicle tattoo hurt? Here are some specific instructions about clavicle tattoos, which I hope will help everyone understand this situation.

Tattoos are bound to be painful and will cause a small amount of bleeding, after all, the skin needs to be pierced. However, the pain is within the tolerance of the human body, so anesthetics are usually not used. Moreover, using anesthetics will affect the color and quality of the pattern.

Precautions

First of all, we should pay attention to whether the equipment in the tattoo shop is hygienic. Tattooing can be considered a minor surgery, so the hygiene of the equipment is very important. Tattoo fuck

Second, understand the quality of tattoo pigments. Today's tattoos generally do not use the dyes and inks used for tattoos, but instead use liquid plant pigments soaked in alcohol. Since plant pigments are extracted from natural plants, they are less susceptible to infection when they penetrate the skin.

Third, pay attention to your own protection. When getting a tattoo, use epinephrine or other drugs to clean and stop bleeding. After tattooing, you need to use warm water to clean the tattoo and keep it dry (usually for one week), otherwise it will cause infection and lead to skin rot.

Fourth, do not use animal blood or cinnabar for tattoos. Tattooing with pigeon blood or cinnabar is extremely dangerous.

Fifth, do not use alcohol or gentian violet to treat puncture wounds (alcohol will irritate the wound, and gentian violet will destroy the color of the tattoo).

Sixth, after the tattoo is completed, you need to apply professional tattoo ointment or medical vaseline. After 2-3 hours, rinse off the ointment and blood with warm water, and dry the moisture with absorbent cotton or professional paper towels. Do not apply any other medicine afterwards.

Before tattoo

1. Remember to find a clean tattoo shop. It doesn’t mean that the tattoo artist is clean as long as he wears gloves. Tattoo artists must follow professional ethics and take comprehensive protective measures. This means that the surface of any equipment or tool cannot directly contact the tattoo artist's hands and tattoo area, and all tattoo tools must be discarded after use.

2. The cleaning agent bottle, tattoo gun, hook line, plastic surface of the workbench, and the area around the tattoo should all be covered with plastic bags. Needles and paint must also be disposable. The needle tube should be sterilized with a medical grade sterilizer.

3. Please make sure you get enough sleep and eat a full stomach before getting a tattoo to maintain a good mental state. It is not recommended to get a tattoo if you are sick or feeling unwell.

4. Do not drink excessively. Excessive drinking will not relieve the pain, but will cause excessive bleeding during the tattoo process.

5. Keep the right mindset and make sure you are in good physical and emotional condition before getting a tattoo. Relax and get into the right state so that you can enjoy the tattoo process.

6. If you have symptoms such as needle phobia (injection phobia) or blood phobia, it is best to tell the tattoo artist in advance, because people with these symptoms will usually experience similar situations when getting a tattoo. But don't worry too much. As long as you are prepared, it will generally be fine.

7. Working with a tattoo artist. Most people are very sure about what kind of tattoo they want, but the tattoo artist can add a personal touch in places you didn't expect. Don't be afraid to ask your tattoo artist for suggestions for changes, but you should also keep an open mind about the corrections that the tattoo artist may propose, so that the tattoo will look better.

8. Finally, it is best not to wear light-colored new clothes when getting a tattoo, because there is a high probability that pigment will splash onto your clothes during the tattoo process, and tattoo pigment is not easy to clean, so it is recommended to wear dark-colored clothes.