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- 01Booking an appointment at Serjo Tattoo is easy! You can reach us via WhatsApp by clicking the icon at the top of the page for a quick chat and to share your ideas. Alternatively, send us a direct message on Instagram to share inspiration or follow our latest work. Prefer a call? Use the phone number in our website footer for direct communication.
- 02Yes, you can shower after getting a tattoo! Keep the water lukewarm and avoid very hot temperatures if the area feels sensitive. Keep showers short, gently rinse the tattoo without scrubbing, and pat it dry with a clean towel. Avoid soaking the tattoo for extended periods.
- 03See page Aftercare!
- 04Sorry, we only do ink.
- 05This is a common question, but the answer is more nuanced. The first and most important factor is tone, not color. Lighter tones fade faster than darker tones, regardless of whether the tattoo is colorful or black & gray. Pastels, light yellows, light blues, and soft pinks naturally lose contrast faster than deep blacks or dark shades. The second key factor is the tattoo artist’s technique. Color pigments—especially bright and vibrant colors—are thicker than black ink. Because of this, the tattoo artist must know exactly how to implant the ink at the correct depth in the skin. If the ink is not placed properly, it won’t settle well in the skin and may fade prematurely. When colors are applied correctly and with the right technique, color tattoos can age beautifully and last for many years.
- 06In general, there is no strict restriction on physical activity after getting a tattoo. Tattoo aftercare, in this context, can be divided into two main phases: Phase one – from the tattoo session until a scab develops (about 3–4 days) During this phase, light to moderate physical activity is usually fine. The most important thing to focus on is hygiene—making sure the tattooed area is cleaned properly after any workout. As long as the activity doesn’t involve heavy friction, excessive sweating for long hours, or direct contact with the tattoo, it is generally safe. Phase two – once the scab has developed (about the following 1–1.5 weeks) At this stage, it’s important to avoid activities that could tear, rub, or pull off the scab. High-contact sports or movements that put strong tension on the tattooed area are best avoided until the skin finishes healing. Overall, exercising after a tattoo is usually fine—you just need to adjust the type of activity according to the healing phase and take proper care of the tattoo.
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