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| Aivanne wrote: | | pennyguy23 wrote: | | Aivanne wrote: | | Rider68 wrote: | | pennyguy23 wrote: | | Why would there not be a scab. I thought they scabed up? |
Scabbing, if it happens, will happen after a few days, not immediately. It may not even scab at all. My first tattoo scabbed a lot, but my last one only very little. |
also depends on what kinda work you get. some work is more likely to scab than other. if you use 30 different blends to do a part of a face, it will scab more likely than if you used 3 blends.
but as a general rule, a tattoo should have very minimal scabbing. |
Its all black and gray with a shitload of shading. I don't know what a blend is. Sorry pretty fucking dumb when it comes to the ink words.  |
black and light grey tend to heal quite faster. good for you ! |
Good deal, Any idea if my shirt will stick to my back with sitting that long? Or is my only problem going be to the discomfort sitting back. |
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| Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 4:48 pm Post subject: |
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| pennyguy23 wrote: | | Aivanne wrote: | | pennyguy23 wrote: | | Aivanne wrote: | | Rider68 wrote: | | pennyguy23 wrote: | | Why would there not be a scab. I thought they scabed up? |
Scabbing, if it happens, will happen after a few days, not immediately. It may not even scab at all. My first tattoo scabbed a lot, but my last one only very little. |
also depends on what kinda work you get. some work is more likely to scab than other. if you use 30 different blends to do a part of a face, it will scab more likely than if you used 3 blends.
but as a general rule, a tattoo should have very minimal scabbing. |
it will, wrap that motherfucker up.
Its all black and gray with a shitload of shading. I don't know what a blend is. Sorry pretty fucking dumb when it comes to the ink words. |
black and light grey tend to heal quite faster. good for you ! |
Good deal, Any idea if my shirt will stick to my back with sitting that long? Or is my only problem going be to the discomfort sitting back. |
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| Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 6:48 pm Post subject: |
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| pennyguy23 wrote: | | Aivanne wrote: | | pennyguy23 wrote: | | Aivanne wrote: | | Rider68 wrote: | | pennyguy23 wrote: | | Why would there not be a scab. I thought they scabed up? |
Scabbing, if it happens, will happen after a few days, not immediately. It may not even scab at all. My first tattoo scabbed a lot, but my last one only very little. |
also depends on what kinda work you get. some work is more likely to scab than other. if you use 30 different blends to do a part of a face, it will scab more likely than if you used 3 blends.
but as a general rule, a tattoo should have very minimal scabbing. |
Its all black and gray with a shitload of shading. I don't know what a blend is. Sorry pretty fucking dumb when it comes to the ink words. |
black and light grey tend to heal quite faster. good for you ! |
Good deal, Any idea if my shirt will stick to my back with sitting that long? Or is my only problem going be to the discomfort sitting back. |
I'd say you're thinking way too much into this....  |
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| Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 7:16 pm Post subject: |
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