Ink Guard Tattoo Aftercare Bandage Cover Up Tape Roll - Multi-Layer PET Backing on PU Film.

Описание: Before applying, be sure to treat and wipe the skin dry. Use clean gloves.

1. Cut the desired length of film with an indent of 3-4 cm from the tattoo's edge. If one sheet's width is insufficient to seal one tattoo, trim off the appropriate quantity and put a 4 cm overlap to the already pasted film.
2. Use antiseptic preparations to degrease the skin around the tattoo; avoid touching the tattoo with this substance.
3. Wipe the tattoo dry with a clean cloth.

4. Peel away a thin layer of paper from the adhesive film and position the film's commencement 3-4 cm before the tattoo begins.

5. Gently peel away the remainder of the paper, adhering the film to the tattoo.

6. Holding the corners, peel away the protective covering of the film with the logo.

7. Inspect the film's fit across the entire perimeter against the skin.

After the film is applied, provide a thorough briefing to your client on properly caring for the movie during the healing process.


FOR THE MASTER

The outcome of your job is directly related to the quality of tattoo healing!
As a result, please read our guidelines attentively and do not allow the customer to leave the session without receiving information on how to care for the adhesive tattoo healing film!

How does film work?
The tattoo film has a unique structure: holes run the length of its surface, allowing the skin to breathe but keeping debris out. The film does not perform a healing function; rather, it promotes conditions conducive to the skin's natural regeneration following a tattoo session. The coating protects the wound from external irritants and facilitates healing. Simultaneously, this layer allows oxygen to reach damaged skin, expediting the healing process. While little and delicate works heal entirely after five days of wearing the film, more complex and large-scale works will require moisturizing until complete healing.

When to glue the film?
It is permissible to stick it immediately following the session. In this case, lymph, ichor, and pigment remain trapped behind the coating, creating bubbles. It will not affect healing.

The film can be used a few hours after the tattoo when the ichor and lymph have ceased to depart; in this case, the tattoo must be well cleaned before putting the film, which must be applied carefully and firmly to the skin.

How to glue the film?
To guarantee optimal protection, the film's edge should be 3-4 cm before the commencement of the tattoo; do not disregard this regulation. If one piece of film is insufficient to cover a single tattoo, it can be put 3-4 cm overlap. It is critical to note that the skin should be smooth and hairless since this allows for the optimum fit and removal of the film. Use. Wipe the tattoo dry and begin to cover it with a movie.

How to stick a film on elbows or knees?
To ensure that the film adheres effectively to the moving area of the skin, it is necessary to stretch the skin as much as possible. If the tattoo is on the elbow, instruct the client to fully bend the arm and maintain this position until the film has been placed completely. Additionally, we propose that you cover such areas with a film that has been cut into strips and overlapped with the tattoo. Thus, the client will have an easier bending and unbending of the joint.

How is healing going?
On the first day, the healing process is invisible.
Ichor begins to build behind the film around the second or third day, which is normal and indicates that the regeneration process has started.
The film will diminish over the next several days, and the tattoo will itch (you cannot touch the tattoo) - this is also natural, and you should not be scared of sensations.

The fifth and sixth days are the ideal time to remove the film. Please follow the directions carefully before releasing the film.

How to remove the film?
The film adheres extremely securely to the skin, and removing it can be quite painful. To significantly reduce or eradicate it, we recommend the following:


Remove the film carefully and without jerking, as it will dislodge from the skin much more easily. Grasp the corner of the film and draw it away from the tattoo in the other direction, as if stretching it. The film will pull while also lagging behind the skin. After removing the film completely, the glue may linger on the skin. The bond is completely harmless to the skin and affects the color. To remove it, wash the skin with lots of soap and water for approximately 2-3 minutes. If any adhesive remains on the skin, apply tattoo care cream; the glue will be entirely removed the next time you wash it.