How to Dry Heal your Tattoos! Tattoo Talk Tuesday!
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- Dry Healing 101! How I dry healed my back tattoo!
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Dry Healing! Maybe you've heard about it before, or maybe you heal your tattoos this way every time! This week I explain my method for dry healing, and show how I dry heal my latest session on my back piece. Let me know how you heal your tattoos!
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"The 'leave it the fuck alone' method"
I was totally waiting for her to say the first thing you need is a tattoo.
Haha :D
Liz Lee I
Carlos Spicy Weiner 🤨
Howcast would say that
Me too lol
Your channel is honestly so relaxing and really helps me de-stress
Nice
Is it normal after 4 days and dry healing from what my artist told me to do. Most my tat isnt peeling yet but some is on my hand and my hand slightly red on day 4 amd 5 due to having to use plastic gloves for 30 mins at work a day
I love dry healing my tattoos for the first couple of days when it's still in that "wound" like or "gunky plasma" fresh tattoo stage and after that I introduce some lotion/creams. I find this makes it heal and scab over much quicker than if I was to use lotions and creams when it was still weeping. X
those little "woop" sounds you make when you are explaining how to wash are everything.
Ahh, I just planned my first tattoo. And watching your videos makes me so so so excited right now!.
Just got my knee tattoo yesterday, and my artist recommended dry healing it. As soon as he mentioned that, and I was so excited because I remembered you had a video on how you do it.
I dry healed my back tattoo also and it was a great experience. I had little to no discomfort and it healed really quickly! I agree though I probably wouldn't dry heal anywhere that's constantly visible to me (Arms/legs) because I'd want to pick at it and notice the itchiness more. Thanks for sharing your experience, your channel is very helpful for someone like me who has limited experience and a lot of tattoos planned for the future!
I'm so glad you talk about this method because it's literally the only one that works for me. I get bad reactions from AD and aquaphor so I've had no choice but to dry heal and it works very well especially for out of reach tattoos!
Oh my goodness congrats on 100k! You're one of my favourite creators, everything you put out is pleasant and helpful to watch and you just give out good vibes, can't wait to see you and your channel grow girlfriend x
Your voice and your moments are so relaxing whilst your advice is so helpful. I'm getting my first tattoo in 14 days and I'm just so stoked. Your advice has definitely helped me to calm me down.
Just reading these comments make me smile because its nice to see you interact with your viewers because some TH-camrs don't. So...this is a nice change! 😊
Just got my first tattoo yesterday! Your videos really helped me prepare! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 💜
thank you! I'm getting a shoulder blade piece done friday and was concerned about the healing so you talking about your back was perfect for me!!
Amanda! Your makeup looks especially beautiful in the week later clip, and you look so at peace and happy overall in this video. Thanks for the tips! Great video 😘
Thank you! Such a dreamy compliment! :')
Just had my first tattoo a couple of weeks ago this was very helpful. Thank you
I just got my first tattoo and my artist recommended this method to me and I was skeptical so I've been looking for some stuff. So this video is super helpful
So glad I found your channel!! I love supporting another philly native! Thanks for all the information 💛🌸
Im a picker so I do wet healing. I pick my skin in my sleep so I'm so glad I read about wet healing!
Glad you made the 100K, hope you go to all the success your heart may desire in the future.
I'm tattooed and what not, so I don't have many questions.. but you're super informative.. and professional! Congrats on 100k! You're awesome.
I love the way she uses her hands to talk in every video....
This was really helpful, thanks c: also you look so cute! The septum jewellery looks great and that bun and hair bow is just adorable. You have such a good sense of style
congrats on 100k! your channel just keeps getting better and better.
The intro is so professional. It looks like it's something edited for a BBC documentary.
My first tattoo is next Wednesday.
This video came just in time
So glad I found this channel! Love these videos! Great tips, thanks!:)
100,000 SO DAMN PROUD OF YOU
This is such good timing! I'm getting a new tattoo tomorrow and wanted to try dry healing ^_^
Omg 100,000 I'm so excitedddddd !!!!! I've been waiting forever for QCKND merchandise !!! I've been telling all my friends to follow you and there like I don't have any tattoos and I'm like who cares do it lmfao they all love you and a lot of there minds have been changed about tattoos and tattoo people and it makes me so happy to know my freinds will understand me better I only have two tattoos so far going in to get my third August 12th I'm so excited I love your channel so much and Ethan and John and your safe space you have created for people on TH-cam your honestly so amazing you deserve this
YASSSS 100k and so well deserved. Next stop 1mil 💖🙌
I love your videos!! Thanks to you I've been able to learn so much and find an amazing artist to do my first tattoo and I emailed him and got a response very quickly! If it hadn't been for your videos I certainly wouldn't be as educated or have actually researched artists. Your videos are amazing!
Your hair looks so great like this! Middle parts unite!
Love your hair. Love your energy. Great video!
congrats for your 100, 000!!!!! ❤❤❤ love your channel
Congrats on 100,000 girl!!! So proud!😊
Your back tattoo looks rad
And your videos are so informative, love from France
Congrats on 100K!! You go girl!!! Woot!
Congrats on 100k you wonderful person!! I'm so happy for you ❤️ you look so lovely in this video and ugh ugh that shirt I love it where is it from??
You deserve all the subs and more!! Congrats!
Have you tried healing your tattoos with Tegaderm/Tatuderm? It's a breathable "skin" that sticks on the skin and stays on for the duration of the healing process, no scabbing att all since it makes the tattoo heal from the inside out with the bodys natural fluids and stuff. It makes the darks heal darker and the colors heal brighter and more shiny, and it heals completely in like 7 days. If you haven't tried it, you definitely should!!
Sorry for a long post, just wanna give you a good advise!
always love your vibes 👌 happy 100k ❤
You finally hit 100,000 subs. Congrats !!
Getting tatted tomorrow so this was super useful! Thanks :)))
This was so cool :) I just got another tattoo on my back so found this very helpful :)
I would love it if you did a video on tattoo placement and how you choose what goes where!
You're really awesome and informative I have tattoos but I still watch your vids for extra tips! Super nice girl congrats on your subscribers 💕👍😘
The tattoos on your right arm looks AMAZIIING
Idk why folks do so much to their tattoos. I asked my artist and shop owner about how they heal THEIR own heavily tattooed bodies and they said simply leave it alone. Wash when you're in the shower, pat dry, that's it. They said it's like a wound- would you lotion a wound? No. Why block a wound from getting air? Let it breathe. The peeling is normal. It happens for a week and then everything is fine. Dry healing is just that- dry, no lotion. Lotion made my first tattoo develop a weird wet scab. Dry healing left me with perfection.
Summer Hernandez yuh
When you're healing a regular wound you're not worried about losing colour. Also tattoos affect the skin like a burn and they do wrap and use creams on burns.
@@frankie1071 Wow, cool story. I didn't know getting stabbed by a needle for a few hours is just like a burn. Let me know when your old enough to back up this theory. FYI keep your ink wrapped and let us know how many touch ups you get.
@Granny Nerd every tattoo is the same trauma to the skin smart-ass.
duh fuq. troll. who hurt you?@@bradonak420
Congrats on 100,000 subs! I've been here since 20,000 seems crazy!
Girl your makeup in the second half of the video is aces.
hey, thanks a lot for this video! I already had some tattoos but tried this healing method with two that I got recently and it worked very well! They way I used to do it, it took about two weeks to heal them completely and the one's that I'm dry healing right now are good by now (one week exactly), the smaller one was healed completely after about 5 days and the other one is probably going to be completely fine by tomorrow. Really cool! Thank you!
This was so helpful! Never heard of this method but will definitely try it for when I get my next tattoo (which happens to be a back piece) :)
Your hair looks amazing and the tattoo is gorgeous!
Invaluable video! I just finished up my forearm tattoo last Tuesday and thought I would check to see if you had a TTT on healing, thankfully my artists recommendations have been similar to this and healing has been a breeze so far. Love the series and really love your back piece.
I tried this method for the first time with my most recent leg tattoo and it healed SO well. For some reason, healing my leg tattoos are always a pain in the ass but dry healing really made a difference. I don't see myself using any other method for future tattoos. Not gonna lie, I used to be the person who thought "you have to let your tattoo breath." But wrapping it while sleeping not only helped the tattoo heal nicely but helped me sleep much better and more comfortably.
Great video! I have only 2 tattoos, my first one I dry healed and the 2nd one I used your normal healing method that my tattoo artist recommend.
Yay!! Congrats on 100k!!
Thank you for your help, Tyler!
+Qcknd you're welcome!! Thank you for the great videos!
I tend to get my larger tattoos done in multiple sittings (linework, shading and color) and in my experience, it's better to only dry heal the linework. It has less surface area and doesn't get pulled as much (I hope you know what I mean). And color can end up healing patchy if you let it get too dry
CONGRATS ON 100K!!
I don't have a tattoo and I'm not planning on doing any soon but still I'm subscribed and I watch all your videos 😘
i usually do this exact method without even realizing it was a thing lol. also...100k! congrats girl, you deserve it.
your eyebrows look really good in this video 💯
I love your bed spread! I have the matching shower curtain!
Hey Amanda! I'm working on building a knickknack tattoo sleeve kind of like what you have (smaller palm-sized traditional tattoos that Are done over time by different artists). It would be really cool if you did a tattoo talk Tuesday on advice for building a sleeve over time! Like placement of tattoos, avoiding awkward gaps as much as possible, ideas for filling awkward gaps and making it look balanced I guess? Anyways, I love your channel and thanks for the videos!
I love the new intro!
I have been eagerly awaiting this video from you 🙌🏼
I'm so glad it finally happened! Always feel free to shoot me a request in the comments! I try to read them all!
Congrats on 100k!
This video really helps me a lot. I'm starting to dry heal a tattoo (even though it does not have color, it's black and gray).
KeenScream Oh! Depending on the size it should heal faster because no colors were used! But also during your process stage always always make sure its moisturized though because it may fade, apply a thin layer though. We all heal differently but don't let the tattoo be too dry.
I got my first tattoo almost a month ago and it was only slightly red the first day, but it never oozed or scabbed over. It was sore the first few days. I kept it cleaned and after the first day I used A&D cream to keep it from drying for the first week and it only flaked a little while using the A&D cream. My tattoo is all black since it was a feather with words. The words was a little raised the first week, but after that they weren't.
Great advice--this same routine works for me as well!
I think it's interesting how you leave the wrap on so long! I have a good sized piece on my leg and the gal that did it told me not to leave it for much more than an hour. I got an h2ocean pack with soap, lotion, and a foam moisturizer. I followed the directions that came with
Also you look soo pretty in the end section of your video :D Your hair up like that looks so nice :)
QCKND I enjoyed you video!
A quick tip for washing your back is what my artist suggested to me. The best way to wash your tattoo on your back is by using a back brush! (found at your local bath store or the bath aisle of Target)
I use that on the 4th day of healing. days 1 - 3 I wash with my hands & antibacterial soap. Cheers!
i really love your makeup in this video! please do a tutorial!
Great video. I've never heard of this method. I've always just used antiseptic cream, on my new tattoos, then moisturiser after a few weeks of the scabs falling off. I've heard tattoo glue, is the best way to keep tattoos looking brand new. Yes, I always wear loose clothes, during my tattoos healing. 👍
awesome advice , ill try it tomorrow
CeraVe is a great unscented lotion for anyone wondering. Also great bra tips! I got a rib piece and had to do a school play the next few days (day 2/3), had to wear a bra so I just put a paper towel on my tattoo and took my bra off after the shows. So if anyone MUST wear a bra w a rib/boob tattoo go on the loosest wire setting and put some form of bandage over it.
your hair looks amazinggggggggggggg
Have you ever used a tegaderm after getting a tattoo? I've done it twice now, and it's super easy. Get tattoo, wash tattoo, place patch.... then nothing for about 4 days. After that: remove patch, wash a few times a day and aquaphor as needed. Is this a crazy thing to do? The last two tatts healed quickly, and I was totally done with the whole thing in about 2 weeks
EDIT: Timeline was a little off. Fixed.
Really helpful video. I'm getting my thigh tattooed in a few weeks and I was worried about clothing when at work and college. Can I ask, did you bleach your hair to get the green on?x
First of all, I really love your videos :D They're always really informative, and your personality is just really friendly :D Anyways, I was wondering, but is there any etiquette on getting book quotes as tattoos?
I heal my tattoos by as soon as I get home I put a as hot as you can stand soaking wet compress over the wrapping it helps with the redness and just feels so good. I wait 24-48 hours before taking the wrapping off just because I have a dog and cats that shed so much. I then wash the tattoo in just water to get the ink and gunk off, I tried washing with soap the first tattoo I got and it got really red, so for the first time I don't use soap. Then I don't put another bandage on it, I use Hustle butter that the my tattoo shop gives me 3 times a day for 5 days or maybe less depending on how it feels, then I just put it on whenever it flakes to much but I usually leave it alone while its flaking and forget about it. That's how I heal my tattoos.
I dry healed my recent big leg tattoo and I feel like my coloring and everything is much better and more saturated then my other tattoos I wet healed.
I tried dry healing, conventional healing....all sucked. I then started using Tegaderm. It CHANGED my life.
I used aveeno itch relief. Works great!
Hey Qcknd! I loves your videos and I've found them so insightful! I have a question about tattoos as a currently un-tattooed person (although I'm hoping to be at some point!). I see flash work by tattoo artists on Instagram etc that I really love but sometimes I think 'wow I'd love that but it's a bit too big for my liking'. So my question is, with flash sheets is it a case of taking the piece as it comes or would it be rude/not except able to ask if the piece can be made smaller than the flash piece?
Sorry if this is weird or something but I really love your eye shape also your tattoo is gorgeous(:
O ya i see it now!!!😌😌😌🙏🙏
Can you do a video on how you heal your piercings? Thank you for this informative video! 😊
My new tattoo artist didn't wrap my latest tattoo, but I'm wondering if that's just because I walk to and from the tattoo shop...
When I try to dry heal my skin around my tattoo gets extremely dry is there a way to still do this method and not have as dry of skin
I'm SUCH a picker/scratcher. 🙌🏻 Slapping helps so much. If I can't see the tattoo, I'm usually okay, but boy, am I tempted in the ones I can see. 😳😂
I got my first two tattoos on the 2nd, I took ideas from your tattoo healing videos to heal mine and they are BEAUTIFUL! Still scaly but I moisturize regularly.
I kept my tattoos wrapped for 5 hours after he tattoo, washed them with Dr. Bronner's unscented baby soap, not diluted, put a little aquaphor on it (which I'm not gonna use anymore cause although it helped heal them it broke out my skin on/around the tattoos, luckily I didn't lose any ink on those areas) and I let them breathe in the day and wrapped them with lightweight gauze at night.
I did that for three days then they started peeling so I just moisturized a ton with First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream, it made a world of difference. :)
Thank you for sharing and helping me, a former tattoo Virgin, heal my tattoos safely and effectively!
100k congratulations 💘
I dry heal my tattoos, and I use Dr. pickles tattoo balm, worked like a dream for me!
Emily M when do you start using it? right away after washing it the first day?
are you getting more colors added? bc it looks pretty cool with just the pink and teal-ish colors!
Ayyy! Congrats on 100k :-)
Thank you so much Alana!!
I've never dry healed before about two months ago. i moved recently and my new tattoo artist is super super strict about dry healing, but my skin typically is so dry to the point where it will get really irritated if it's not moisturized, I really have to baby it to take care of it. I dry healed for the first time a couple months ago on a pretty big piece on my leg, and it hasn't really recovered and is just sooo dry still down there. And it may be a wait and see situation but...you know, I wanna make my guy proud lol but I think I will try your "in between" method next time 'round and see how it works out.
What if it's on your arm and live in a tropical area? I want to get one on my forearm and although I am usually indoors in class, I am still exposed to sun and can't always cover my entire arms. Would yiu recommend to still wrap it after the 3 days to protect it? Or any other suggestion?
sorry if I missed this, but what is the benefit of dry healing? if it takes longer, and is more itchy, why do you prefer it?
great video , im little curious on dr bronner soap . peppermint sounds great but is that not any parfume in it that will irritate the skin ? would not unsentance one be better for a wound ? sorry for bad english