Thank you for the info, man. At the very least I know it’s not just happening to me, and it’s normal. It’s not on all of my tattoos, but the one on my shoulder I just got 2 months ago. It healed perfectly, but now that summers in season, it’s a little bumpy at the edges. I’ll go back to my usual moisturizing routine and deal with it.
tatts become irritated with rubbing, scratching and it flairs up, that is what is going to happen to a tattoo area even if you had it for 10 years, fact, leave it alone, don't rub it, moisturise the tatt area as it has to be moisturised at all times and use dettol when you have a flair up and leave it alone, the bumps will dissapear
Thanks a lot for your help. I got a new tattoo 5 days ago, today we removed the tatu-derm. There are some pimples on the tattoo. What do you recommend?
It's my pleasure! My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hi , just seen this video .I just placed the order for the rose water , no dr has been able to help me with these bumps, they say I have an allergic reaction to the tattoo, so they think .yet I have other tattoos and that has never happened before .I have tried everything , steroid from the drs , benadryl , apple vinegar and I pray 🙏 that you can help with the rose water , thank you for making this video and I will keep you updated on what happens
Hi there!! Ok wonderful :) I really hope it helps you!! We are crossing all of our fingers here at Pinups and Needles that it gives you success 🙌 I can't imagine not being able to get tattoos!
Hey brother , can you please give me your advice , i have lotsof ink done over the years with both sleeves done , all of the tattoos are Grey and abit of white on some details , nwver had any issue with them healing or after they healed. I just came back from a sunny holiday where i was on the beach for a week sunbathing and when i came back , 1 week after i started getting an itch on a very small portion on one of my tatts with white details , it all of a sudden bumped up exactly along the line of the white and its itching alot from time to time , all of the other tatts (in which i have white as well) are absolutely fine without itching or bumps. What do you think is going on in that very small part (the size of a thumb) with white? Thanks a million for your answer!
Happening to me right now on a 3 year old tattoo on a small section where the artist went super deep with black ink. Going to try these steps and see what’s what. Thanks
Having this happen now. But only on spots that was tatted blue. And it flaired up after I went to the Oregon coast and im from the dry south east of Washington. Been dealing with it for 3 days. It kinda tripped me out cuz its just bumps no red or anything. And it's only on the few spots of blue. Glad to know it takes a little while to go away cuz I got the tattoo in mexico 5 months ago, at a reputable shop that alot of foreigners go to.
So I have had my tattoo for over 15 yrs and it is scared tissue but it gets swelling up and it itches really bad don't know why?it has no color it's a black and white tattoo
Hey, thanks for the video! I have a quote tattoo on my arm that gets itchy and bumpy all the time. I have some other tattoos from the same tattooer and they're ok. Its not that professional, I can see its messed up. He stung the needle deep in my arm so he probably scared it but most of the time I cant really feel it. Its like a year old tattoo. Do you think its because the ink is so deep? Its black ink btw
It's my pleasure! Yes that definitely sounds like scarring from over working the area being tattooed. I'm so sorry to hear this my friend! One thing you can do to help with scarring on a fully healed Tattoo is use some mederma. You should use it every day for a few months. It should help to minimize that :) If you do have times of break outs of it being itchy, raised more, etc then you should do the following to help - My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hi I have a Japanese sleeve tattoo mostly black and grey with a yellow/gold koi, red oni mask, and orange tiger. Recently parts or the koi and tiger that are on the outer part of my arm started getting these bumps and getting itchy. Part of the tiger looked kind of like a rash and had one or two pimples in that area. Because it’s on the outer arm my guess is that it’s the sun and the change in weather getting hotter here in NC. I ordered your rose water spray and it seems to be helping a bit but it is my first day using it and my skin is still drying out in the area I sprayed. Am I supposed to spray the rose water after washing the tattoo and let it sit and dry or rub it in after spraying?
Hi there Eric! My recommendation for best use of the rose water is to take a shower or wash the area with warm water. You want your pores to be as open as possible for best use. After getting out of the shower or washing the area, let it air dry or pat dry with a clean towel. Spray the rose water and then let it air dry. You can repeat this 2-3 times per day and if it is still getting dry in between then keep your rose water with you and give it a few extra sprays in between :) let me know if that helps and good luck my friend!
@@CharlesComber thank you for the info! The area has still been drying out but the bumps definitely went down a lot. This rose water really is amazing!
@@ericjohn7663 It's my pleasure!! Ok wonderful :) I am so happy to hear that and that you are loving it...that stuff is pure magic! As far as the drying out...if it keeps happening, you could always do a very thin layer of a lotion or oil, but do make sure that everything is natural that you are putting on there. Some oils to consider would be a mix of grapeseed oil with a couple drops of an essential oil for a nice smell...I would not recommend tea tree oil as it will more than likely dry it out more, but you could do a little lavender, eucalyptus or peppermint as long as you don't have any allergies to them. You could also do a mild lotion but check all ingredients to avoid any further issues with the bumps you are experiencing :D
: My new tattoo isn't bumpy or itchy but it looks skrinked and i see tiny wrinkles in and around it.. Its been 10 days since i got it. Should i give more time to let it heal? I don't know what is happening. 🙏
Hi there, I’ve had my tattoo for over 2 years now, and recently the black line art started raising little dots and became increasingly itchy. They’re slowly spreading as well. What should I do to prevent this? I went on your website and saw you guys recommended rose water, so please let me know if this applies to this situation as well.
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
I had a tattoo done a couple of months ago - healing was great but just noticed a few tiny bumps underneath the ink that have become so itchy. I'm in the UK so have ordered pure rose hydrosol as you suggested but obviously cant find Protect your Ink here. Could I put Coco butter over the rose water (thats what I was told to use during the healing process). Thank you in advance for your help. I'm so frustrated that my once smooth tattoo has turned bumpy and itchy!
I read a couple years ago that certain types of black ink have a component that undergoes a chemical reaction from UV exposure; so being in the sun causes the reaction, and then you react to whatever chemical it has broken down to. I came here hoping for a scientific explanation. My first black tattoo has never had an issue. The next ones were done by a different artist, likely different ink. Her black lines developed super itchy bumps an entire summer, about 6 months after it has healed. Eventually it stopped. I am hoping to find someone the knows more about this, because now I’m afraid to get another tattoo and appear to have other allergies.
Hi, can I get a new tattoo after the one I got back in August 22 to fix it? I don't like the results, it was very itchy and unfortunately I scratched it and it didn't heal well.
I got a tattoo on my arm six or seven weeks ago. now there are little red bumps that just keep growing. they don’t seem like pimples and they don’t itch at all. i’ve been trying to use Witch Hazel but haven’t noticed any changes.
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
I’ve had my tattoo for 2 weeks now 2 days ago my tattoo became extremely itchy and has reddish bumps as well. Would you say this is just an irritation or an infection and what can I go about it? Thank you
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation vs infection. Have you been exposed to any chemicals, anything you may be allergic to or that irritates your skin? Have you experienced any weather changes...especially dry to humid and vice versa? This can also be caused from poor quality ink or heavily scarred tattoos. If you are prone to acne, you may see little bumps that are actually pimples as well. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos as well. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hi... I had a tattoo 2 weeks ago. It's rework the overworked tatts before. It's colorblocking tatoo anw. So, a weeks later my skin was getting hard and thick. And now, the scab is already gone and it create a wrinkle and dry skin texture. It a lil bit itchy and the dry skin still there, even tho there's a peel area on it. Is it normal? Is the dry skin will peel of?
Hey there! I never saw this comment I'm sorry about that. It sounds like there was some scarring that occurred during your tattoo. Did everything heal up for you?
My healed tattoo raised and itchy sometimes.. im kinda scared what might happens.. i do have lot of tats but this is my first time that i got this kind of problem... my tats is japanese talisman ,, I noticed that the only raised and itchy part was ones that colored red.. please help me , is any ointment for this?? Help me.... 🙏
Hi there! I would recommend pure rose hydrosol and protect your ink! They have been working wonders for people :) www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/ www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
I’ve got a small dragon tattoo on my arm it was a little fade when I first got it my tattoo artist gave it a retouch but since then it’s been raised and looks very ugly I’ve got no itching issues but it’s raised and looks not good please advise me what to do? 😢
I'm so sorry to hear that! It sounds like your artist may have gone too deep or overworked the area when doing the touchup. There isn't a whole lot you can do with scar tissue. You could try getting mederma and applying every day for a minimum of a month. That does help some people to minimize scar tissue. Make sure you are diligent and do not miss any days though! Good luck my friend!
Hey Brodie , I got a tattoo on my thigh about two and a half months ago. The tattoo is very thick black ink . I noticed it itches at least twice a day . Also the tattoo is very bumpy almost like it’s a 3 D tattoo. I wanna call it raised skin . There’s a little bit of I wanna say pimples around it or I guess reaction to the itchy ness. Should I be very concerned ??
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to potential scar tissue or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure and weather changes can heavily affect tattoos. This isn't a concern necessarily but if it continues or is bothering you.... My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
I got my first ever tattoo on my forearm 3 weeks ago and followed my tattoo artist's aftercare instructions word for word. I washed it with cool water and anti-bac soap, pat-dried it with kitchen roll, and applied a thin layer of fragrance-free cocoa butter cream. The tattoo peeled successfully with no issues and everything was ok. Over the last few days though, small bumps have started to appear all over the tattoo. They itch slightly and sting every now and again. The tattoo isn't warm or hot to touch however, and the bumps aren't white pimples or acne spots. I haven't changed my aftercare routine or the products I was using, and I haven't been exposed to sunlight or chemicals. Do you have any advice?
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with some type of irritant. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
@@CharlesComber Hey there. Thanks for the reply! I'm actually UK based so we don't have access to Protect Your Ink. Will the Palmers fragrance free cocoa butter still be ok to use as a lotion? Also, assuming that I don't come into contact with any irritants and I continue with the aftercare routine, how long do these irritations normally last for? I'm concious that the small bumps are going to permanently affect the way that my tattoo looks. Thanks!
@@TO-059 hey there! It's my pleasure :) I'm very sorry to hear that. I would definitely recommend reading each ingredient on the label to be sure. And yes things should clear up...its different for everyone. I've seen a few days to a few weeks :) Good luck!!!!
HELP PLEASE! i’ve had mine for a couple years. i’ve had the lines flare up on other tatts i have and it went down within a couple hours. however, this time there is little bumps and a tad itchy in between the borders of the tattooed skin. (instead of the line work.) can this be normal as well? has been a couple days and it’s still there. this happened after i got bit by a bug close by to my tattoo, and after i have been in the sun for the first time in MONTHS. i’m just worried since this is different compared to the other bumps i’ve had.
Hey there! Yes, that is completely normal for that to happen with new sun exposure, bug bites, coming into contact with any kind of chemicals, etc. The body reacts in all different ways. Heat vs cold, Humid vs Dry also have a huge impact to our skin and can cause these bumps. I would recommend spraying with rose water twice per day and once dry, a thin little layer of protect your ink. Should clear it up within a few days or so. www.pinupsandneedles.com/tattoo-aftercare-instructions/
This happened to me like 6 months after I got a tattoo. Now I have leathery skin in that area. It itched SEVERELY for months. Coles and goes now. Gets very bumpy. I chalked it up to me having psoriasis…now I got my other arm done recently and the same thing is happening.
Hey there! I am so sorry to hear this!! This sounds like an irritation due to weather changes possibly or the type of ink that your artist is using potentially. If it is happening with both of your tattoos like that and there is not a big change in humidity or temp...then it could be the ink. It could also be from your psoriasis or a skin condition... My suggestion when this happens would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps! Anytime it comes back, repeat!
ok i am freaking out a little here. I got tattooed a month ago, the design is absoilutely beautiful, experienced tattoo artist end everything. My arm tattoo today, after a month seem fully healed but i can feel in some part around my elbow, the outlines of the tattoo. Not on the arm but around the top of the arm, by the elbow i can feel the outlines, which is black ink. what's going on? it';s not my first rodeo so i know how it should work, and that doesn't feel normal, of and it's still a little dry
It sounds like scar tissue maybe a bit overworked.... I would recommend rose water and protect your ink. Once fully healed I would recommend mederma overnight every day, for 1-6 months Protect your ink - www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/ Rose water www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Hey there! This sounds like an irritation due to weather change or that the tattoo was overworked a bit. My suggestion when this happens would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
I have my tatto like for 3-4 month,and i was gone to the beach for 8 days and after i come before 1-2 days started more and more sores to come,and i am a little bit scared,i thought it’s a kind of infection,hope your advice help
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation vs infection. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
hello charles i got my first tattoo located in my biceps and its currently in 5th day of healing and still on saniderm (2nd skin) cover. right now i just notice it has a white bumps in some dark colored tattooed area and its a little bit itchy and it seems like its producing some liquid. some of the bumps i feel is big about 5mm in size. please help me i need your answer 😢 im worried.
Hi there! I would recommend pure rose hydrosol - spray that over the wrap and you should see and feel relief within a few days :) www.pinupsandneedles.com/tattoo-aftercare-instructions/
I have a tattoo that's about 10years old. I've experienced the bumps, and itching but this year instead of a few bumps the lines, and some colors swelled became super itchy for about 2weeks. It's the worst I've experienced so far lotion helps abit for an hour or 2. Tea tree helps but again for maybe an hour. My next option is that rose water im hoping that knocks it down if not to the doctor i go.
I’ve got tats on both my forearms. Had small bumps that popped up in one localized location, they started to go away but then popped up on the other side of the arm, those also started to go away. I didn’t do really anything to them. But now they are on my other arm and even worse. I have MOSTLY black ink with a touch of pink and green that never got hit. But a lot of bumps have popped up on the other arm that’s all black ink. They slightly itch at times. These tats have been healed for months, the one that started first had been healed for a year. I don’t think it’s an allergy based on your video which I’m hoping it’s not because I want more tats. But how can I be sure? Should I start with the rose water and just attack it like specified in the video? They aren’t red and don’t hurt unless really messed with.
I'm so sorry to hear this!!! Yes I'd recommend starting with the rose water and if it's not going away then do rose water and protect your ink 2-3 times per day
Hi there! Most tattoos take around 2 weeks to fully heal. It sounds like you may be having a reaction to something you came in contact with, the ink that was used it coukd also be an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.....especially during the healing process. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Do they do tattoo removal on tattoos that have had itchy irritation/dermatitis? I am having an itchy reaction in my new tattoo and I think I want to move forward into getting it removed. Will that be a problem with removal that you know of?
hello grettings from chile, i had a tatoo made in my back itwas not my firs tatoo nore the last one, the healling went great. now after about 2 years a couple of months ago the tatoos tartes iching i just thought it was because of me working out and also beeing summer here but a few days after the iching it started to kinda burn a but it still does specially when im sweating. i take care of my tatoos because i have verry pale skin so i use sun block every day after i get out of the shower and after im fully dried off. but i still dont get why this tattoo in particular feels like its burning a bit. the tattoo artist did more than one tattoo so i dont think its because of the ink he used or the conditions of the shop. i dont know if it helps but the tatoo its black and mostly line worf with some fading. do you have eny advice or tip to stop the feling also the lines nore the tattoo its bumpy. thank you for you time
Greetings to you!!! Have you been exposed to any chemicals, anything you may be allergic to or that irritates your skin? As far as the suncreen you are using, have you used it before? You might want to look through the ingredient list...there could be something in there that may be causing an irritation to you. Have you experienced any weather changes...especially dry to humid and vice versa? For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos as well. Have you had an dietary changes? The burning you are talking about when sweating almost sounds like a change in diet, an introduction of a topical that may be irritating your skin, possibly even a change in laundry detergent potentially. A change in body wash or lotion? Think about when this started and if there were any changes at all to your regular routine. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when irritation begins, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
@@CharlesComber thanks for the advise i have been chanching my diet but for a more healthy one and i have been working out not in the sun but bracking a sweat i dont have acses to thosse product i just have acuaphor but that helps alt leat for the eaching. thanks again
@@juanpablolubbert726 it's my pleasure! The change to your diet could be a contributing factor. I would keep doing what you are doing and after a month or so, see if the problem persists or is gone altogether. When we make healthy changes in our diets, our body has to rid of toxins and what I like to call bad habits ;) our skin is our largest organ and when working out and sweating you are pushing those toxins out. Keep it up man, and after working out just be sure to shower and once dry just a thing little layer of that aquaphor. Good luck my friend!
Hi there Recky! I would recommend some pure rose hydrosol - www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/ You can also take an antihistamine anytime it flares up such as Benadryl. Watch humidity and do not itch the area :)
hey just watched the video , i got my tattoo about 6 weeks ago and it’s healed now but still getting like ingrown hairs/ zits on some spots. i thought maybe i’m over moisturizing but i’m only doing it once a day. do you have any solution? thanks
@@malachiajohnson4175 as long as it is pure hydrosol rose water then you are good! Otherwise there are more than likely additives that may not be the best for you and your fresh ink. I would do a google search for near you as far as finding stores that may carry it. Just be sure to check the ingredients before purchasing. Rose petals have such a beautiful healing power :) Here is a link to what I personally use: www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with some type of irritant. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
@@Nsands81 it's my pleasure!!! I really hope it helps :) the combination of the two and those instructions have helped a ton of clients so far that experience the same issues . Good luck my friend!
Hi there! That's a normal part of the healing process. You never want to pick at or scratch when healing. I would recommend rose water and protect your ink :)
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. Since this is a newer tattoo, this could also be from extra trauma to the skin My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hi there! Have you been exposed to any chemicals, anything you may be allergic to or that irritates your skin? Have you experienced any weather changes...especially dry to humid and vice versa? This can also be caused from poor quality ink or heavily scarred tattoos. If you are prone to acne, you may see little bumps that are actually pimples as well. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos as well. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hi there! For some, sun exposure and overall weather changes can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Had my tattoo for 11 days now. My tatt is itchy, raised and looks like it has a scab. It has tiny dots also that sometimes seems to have a liquid discharge. What should i do? I really need your help. All my companions’ tatts are already healed except mine. 😭
Oof , everyone heals differently . Your ink is still fresh for at least 2 weeks to 2 months. The itch is your skin healing,and can be relieved with some coconut oil and patting, the scabs are normal,but don't pick them. They fall off on their own. The liquid you see coming out is normal also, it is white blood cells. If the liquid coming from it is green or yellow and smells go to the hospital,that means it's infected. Other than that all your symptoms are normal. Make sure to keep your ink clean,and remember Pat dont scratch
@@babeena_gt_3645 hi! Thanks for the reply. The liquid coming out from my tatt has a smell. I went to doctor last time and my tatt has finally healed! I took oral meds and creams. My derma said that i am allergic to the ink and she didn’t mention if it was infected also or not. But i am pretty sure it’s a yes. My first tatt experience was horrible. 🥲
Hey , I just got a tattoo and it healed up and next thing you know I started getting itchy bumps and the outside lines of my tattoo getting bigger . I don’t know what to do .. any answers
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
I got a tattoo 6 months ago and it’s a half sleeve and it sometimes gets really itchy and it’s always somewhat bumpy in certain areas but I use aquaphor to sooth out the itchiness but I’m wondering if it’s save for me to get another tattoo
Hi there! You should be safe to get another tattoo. It sounds like an irritation due to potential scar tissue or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure and weather changes can heavily affect tattoos. This isn't a concern necessarily but if it continues or is bothering you.... My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
@@CharlesComber I appreciate it man. I think my tattoo artist had heavy hands because on my very black inked out lines that’s where the bumps appear the most and the light grey and shading areas don’t have bumps at all they’re smooth like skin
My tattoo is 8 months old and it itches and is raised. I went to a dermatologist they bipsied it and everything is fine. They gave me a creme that didnt stop the itching then they gave me shots into the tattoo of steroids, still no relief. Does anyone have a solution of something that will at least help with the itching?
Hi there! My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
I have a big stomach tattoo with red blue and green... only the outlines around the red I'll have bumps like a pimple randomly ONLY in the outline... very weird pisses me off lol
@@CharlesComber no I dont... would u assume allergy? I have a lot of red blue and green and those are all fine.. isnt black the most neutral ingredients compared to those colors? I think it could be from scar tissue?? what do u think?
@@brotherxela5085 Ok, I would reach out to your artist to see on this. It absolutely could have to do with scar tissue... is the tattoo heavily scarred? Black is the most neutral however if it was a cheap ink, that can absolutely cause many issues. I'm not saying that is what your artist has and is no dis in any way to them, but I have seen many issues with poor quality ink before.
I’ve had my tattoo for 7yrs now and it’s seems like it’s only when it’s summer that’s when it gets irritated by the heat or something. It gets bumpy and itchy
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change, especially if only happening in summer like that. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
i having problem with my tattoo. i have 6 tattoo in total but only 1 is having problem. i have that tattoo for 2 1/2 months. There bumb (it rise) all over the tattoo mostly on the line work and shading. and it really ichy. what should i do?
I'm so sorry to hear that! I would recommend pure rose hydrosol and protect your ink roughly 2 times per day, this regimen has help so many people that have experienced similar issues - 1. After your shower or cleaning of the area, let air dry or dab dry with a clean towel 2. Once dry, spray the area and roughly an inch around that area with the rose water. Let air dry 3. One dry, apply a thin layer of protect your ink (it should be a very thin layer, enough to cover the area and only have a nice little shine) 4. Repeat again in the evening. If you notice it drying or becoming irritated throughout the day, keep your rose water with you and give it a spray every now and then :) www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/ www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/ Although uncommon, tattoos can in-fact scar if the artist was too heavy-handed and penetrated the needles too far into the skin and caused deep tissue damage As scars form, the body sends quite a large blood supply to the area, which can cause the scars to raise above the skin, and they can look and feel very bumpy, especially if a lot of damage was done. After a month or two (but sometimes up to 3 months), a scar will usually begin to settle into the skin and fade slightly, and therefore will generally sit more flat against the surrounding area. Strangely, the weather can also cause your tattoos to raise or turn bumpy. While this isn’t caused by the weather itself, it is caused by what the weather can potentially do to your body. Dry air and humidity changes are one of the reasons why older tattoos can suddenly become raised. Warmer weather increases humidity, which can cause the skin to swell. This swelling stretches the skin slightly, which is able to cause irritation and subtle raising. Colder weather is also well-known for affecting the skin, with dryness being the main issue. Dry skin can cause itching and irritation, which can in turn cause an area to raise or turn bumpy until the source of irritation has been resolved.
I have that now I got a crow on my bicep 2 weeks ago ans I have some bumps and it's itchy. But because it was sooo cold when I got it, my skin was drying up so fast and I think that messed it up
I would recommend putting some protect your ink on it and keeping your skin hydrated :) as far as the bumps and itchiness, I would recommend rose water www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/ www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. Also...red is the one color that some people have allergic reactions to. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
I just got a tatto on my arm and hand I got it 6 days ago started peeling.but I'm concerned because I have small itchy red bumps here and there on the outline of my tatt none of the shading.do you think it will go away on it's own or any idea what it is?
Hi there! Yes it should go away in the next few days. I would recommend cleaning 2-3 times per day with mild unscented soap. Let it air dry or dry with a clean towel. Spray with rose water www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/ Then apply a thin layer of your aquaphor. Do your best to avoid any chemicals or harsh products around your hand as well :)
Hello sir i got may first tattoo last april and now its itchy and started to bumped what should i do? What soap or cream that i can put to my tattoo ?? Im scared now
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hey, thanks for talking about this. I have a cross tattoo for my Mom and Dad, takes up the entire under side of my forearm. I've had it for two years, and out of nowhere the black lines started bumping up and getting itchy. Then the red started breaking out too. What's weird is that the lettering tattoo that I got a few months later on the underside of my wrist doesn't have any irritation. I've been keeping it at bay with steroid cream and antihistamines. Gonna have to see the Dr.
It's my pleasure! I'm very sorry to hear that. Was there a weather change or did you travel at all when the bumps started to appear? Come into contact with a chemical? Change your laundry detergent? Have a change to your diet? I've seen all of these things affect tattoos before
@@CharlesComber I believe it was two factors. I have a different type of cleaning and disinfecting wipe that I use in my office. I usually wipe my desk down with it, and I have a keyboard mat across it. I think the keyboard mat soaked some in, then I rest my tattoo right on it. It's only half the tattoo, the same half that rests on the mat. Also, the weathers been nuts here. Cold, warm, humid, dry and not to mention the AC kicks on at work, then the heat. It's been an extreme year. I started washing it with clean and gentle fragrance and dye-free soap, patting it dry, letting it air, then using a tiny bit of aquaphor. The itching is going away and so are the bumps.
@@Reginald-hp9js oh yay! I'm so glad you pin pointed it! It's crazy what many cleaners can do to our skin! I have seen this a few times and once the issue is found it usually resolves itself quite quickly :) oh my yes, weather is a huge one! Especially humid to dry and vice versa or extreme temp changes. Good luck my friend!!!
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hey, I got my tattoo 11 days ago. And it's kinda itchy and bumpy like you said. And some places are painful to touch. And my tattoos are fully visible. I'm really scared about this cause in Sri Lanka we don't have a tattoo removal option. What should I do? 🥺
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with some type of irritant. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
@jonalynsales1031 hey! I'm so sorry to hear this. I would recommend benadryl but if it's a really bad reaction and not going down from that then you should seek medical advice from your primary care as soon as possible. Good luck my friend!
I would recommend protect your ink and rose water Protect your ink - www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/ Rose water www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
how can i get some of that rosewater spray 😃 im in ohio and not sure how far you are from me . I get tattoos all the time atleast 2 a month and after its done peeling is the time it wants to itch like crazy!!
Hey!!! Here's a link for you :) Rose water www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/ It helps so much with that!
After 12 years of having my tattoo i just woke up one day and it was bumpy beyond belief. I got extremely worried but after reading and watching a few videos i realised i should only really go to the doctor if its red, itching a lot and bumpy for a long time. Luckily for me a few hours later the swelling (bumps) disapppeared without doing anything. Thanks for this video, really helped me chill out. I was pretty worried
my tattoo is really bumpy but fully healed and not really itchy, but the bumps have been here for almost 3-4 weeks now. i got the tattoo about a month ago, what should i do ?
thanks man I got my tat almost two years ago and my first tat started to get itchy and the weather here is cold in the 30s one day and in the 70 to low 80s the next so im going to assume its that because I have no issues with my recent one and this is the first time this has happened to me. I don't have bumps or anything just itches a little but I don't itch it. thanks
It's my pleasure! Yes that absolutely sounds like that! If it bugs you too much I'd recommend some rose water. . That helps a ton and is just great in general to spray on your face, or any areas that get broke out, red, itchy, inflamed, etc. www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Hi there! I would recommend some pure rose hydrosol - www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/ :) I would also watch humidity and sweat staying on the area. Cheers and I hope that helps!
Heyy I have a problem I made my tattoo 2 years back but whenever i go in rain the tattoo start itching so bad for atleast 2 - 3 days is it okay or not please help ! Thankyouuuuuu 🤍
Hey there! Not sure why but i was never notified that you commented on my video! This sounds like an irritation due the change from humid to dry...dry to humid. My suggestion when this happens would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
hi there, if you are allergic to red ink I would highly advise getting any red on your body. If you recently got one with red, I would recommend pure rose hydrosol and and oral benadryl - www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/ I would also recommend going to a doctor if the issue worsens and contacting your tattoo artist :)
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
That can absolutely happen :) this can be due to imperfections in the skin, scar tissue from the tattoo itself, coming in contact with a chemical or irritant, or exposure to sun and or weather changes
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hi there! This sounds like a weather change irritant. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
I got this white tattoo, with thin but overworked lines a year and a half ago. Out of nowhere, it started itching three days ago, but it doesn't look like it's raised or red or anything. It just itches and even hurts a bit. I'm thinking it's scar tissue doing weird stuff but I really don't know what to do. Dunno if I should worry either.
Hey there! This sounds like an irritation due to weather change or that you may have come in contact with a chemical or something that your skin is having a reaction to. My suggestion when this happens would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hey so, around the start of june, i got a tattoo and the ink kinda turned to bumps on my skin in deep parts and when i scratch it, it hurts a lot, it swells up, n when i press on it really really hard n pop it some water comes out. What do you think it is and what can i do to fix it, its been like this since i got it.
Hey there Sam! I'm sorry to hear this. What is your aftercare routine each day since you got the tattoo? It sounds very similar to tattoo bubbling. This usually occurs when too much aftercare ointment is applied and the tattoo can't breath and/or ointment is going on too quickly after you wash it, trapping moisture. What ointment are you using as well?
@@CharlesComber at first i would put aquaphor on my tattoo, maybe i put too much and that was the case but after a few days i started wetting it a lot when i showered or id clean it with water and soap
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
Hi so a month ago I had a Band Tattoo and Its A and B logo, The A is fine but the B, was starting to get bumbs all over the tattoo and got like a little red in the bottom letter with little bumps, I tried cleaning with soap and water and putting benadryl cream. but the itching is crazy, any tips?
Hey! I'm sorry to hear this! It sounds like a combination of things but definitely humidity has a high factor for many people. I'd highly recommend a very thin layer of Protect Your Ink and spray rose water on it. Rose water 2-3 times per day and let it air dry. It works wonders!
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I bought the rose water, can I use the lotion that I have until I can get the protec the ink? I tried cortizone but my skin really does not like it, it was really red and mire irrtitant. When I use my lotion it relaxes it a little, but the bumps do not go away, but the itching does for a few hours. I guess I'm gonna try benadryl pill, because my skin is very sensitive. Once I recieve my Rose hydrosol, can I combine it with the lotion? Thanks for the reply ✌🏽
Hi there! It sounds like your artist overworked the tattoo my friend. I would recommend protect your ink and rose water 2 times per day. I would also recommend getting some mederma overnight cream. Apply that every night diligently for at least 1 month. That should help you some!
@@CharlesComber thank you so much, that will flatten it right? N wen I told my artist about it he says I’m using too much heavy aftercare product that cause it🤦🏽♂️, but says to keeping watching it.
I would look at the ingredients of what you are vaping. It sounds like a potential reaction to something in it. Could also be your body pushing out the toxins from the contents you are vaping.
@@maybenotsure5380, never even came to mind. Started vaping recently. Maybe thats why my tattoo is bumpy in Some spots too. Did it heal? Did you find out it was vaping?
I would recommend pure rose hydrosol and an oral med such as benadryl - www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Hii there I had a problem too...but I don't know what to do I am from India and I got a tattoo for the first time...but after 2-3 months my tattoo started to itch and there were small bumps (it's a dog paw tattoo) all over it.... During this period of time there was a slight weather change like when I got the tattoo it was summer season and now like after 2-3 months rainy season came in and it started raining everyday so the weather was sometimes humid sometimes clear and sometimes cold ...so I wanted to know why this is happening to my tattoo ...I really love tattoos and as because this is my first time having a tattoo I am really concerned and afraid.... Also I cannot afford those products you mentioned in this video 🥺..it would really really mean a lot if you can suggest something to me and tell me the reason for this 🥺
Hi there! That could absolutely be from the weather change...especially dry to humid and vice versa. It can also be from poor quality ink or heavily scarred tattoos. Drastic changes in weather can cause these bumps. If you are prone to acne, you may see little bumps that are actually pimples as well. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos as well. Since you cannot afford the products mentioned, my suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this, but do your best with home remedies if you can't get some of those :) I hope this helps!
Clearly you came to this video for the issue he is addressing, but you take your time to comment on his appearance…..smh bad karma coming ya way for sure
Thank you for the info, man. At the very least I know it’s not just happening to me, and it’s normal. It’s not on all of my tattoos, but the one on my shoulder I just got 2 months ago. It healed perfectly, but now that summers in season, it’s a little bumpy at the edges. I’ll go back to my usual moisturizing routine and deal with it.
It's my pleasure!
tatts become irritated with rubbing, scratching and it flairs up, that is what is going to happen to a tattoo area even if you had it for 10 years, fact, leave it alone, don't rub it, moisturise the tatt area as it has to be moisturised at all times and use dettol when you have a flair up and leave it alone, the bumps will dissapear
Yep they sure will
What is dettol?
foreal what is that? the dettol?
Topical antiseptic
This helped me a lot I moved from California dry heat to Florida and my knee tattoo became raised and itchy so thank you for the help
I'm so happy to hear this!!! Its my absolute pleasure!!!
Thanks a lot for your help. I got a new tattoo 5 days ago, today we removed the tatu-derm. There are some pimples on the tattoo. What do you recommend?
It's my pleasure!
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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Hi , just seen this video .I just placed the order for the rose water , no dr has been able to help me with these bumps, they say I have an allergic reaction to the tattoo, so they think .yet I have other tattoos and that has never happened before .I have tried everything , steroid from the drs , benadryl , apple vinegar and I pray 🙏 that you can help with the rose water , thank you for making this video and I will keep you updated on what happens
Hi there!! Ok wonderful :) I really hope it helps you!! We are crossing all of our fingers here at Pinups and Needles that it gives you success 🙌 I can't imagine not being able to get tattoos!
How did the rose water go?
Hi, does rose water really works?
Artists use different inks...
Hey brother , can you please give me your advice , i have lotsof ink done over the years with both sleeves done , all of the tattoos are Grey and abit of white on some details , nwver had any issue with them healing or after they healed.
I just came back from a sunny holiday where i was on the beach for a week sunbathing and when i came back , 1 week after i started getting an itch on a very small portion on one of my tatts with white details , it all of a sudden bumped up exactly along the line of the white and its itching alot from time to time , all of the other tatts (in which i have white as well) are absolutely fine without itching or bumps. What do you think is going on in that very small part (the size of a thumb) with white? Thanks a million for your answer!
Happening to me right now on a 3 year old tattoo on a small section where the artist went super deep with black ink. Going to try these steps and see what’s what. Thanks
Having this happen now. But only on spots that was tatted blue. And it flaired up after I went to the Oregon coast and im from the dry south east of Washington. Been dealing with it for 3 days. It kinda tripped me out cuz its just bumps no red or anything. And it's only on the few spots of blue. Glad to know it takes a little while to go away cuz I got the tattoo in mexico 5 months ago, at a reputable shop that alot of foreigners go to.
Ah yes, that definitely sounds like being due to the weather change humid to dry. It should go away soon my friend!
So I have had my tattoo for over 15 yrs and it is scared tissue but it gets swelling up and it itches really bad don't know why?it has no color it's a black and white tattoo
Hey, thanks for the video! I have a quote tattoo on my arm that gets itchy and bumpy all the time. I have some other tattoos from the same tattooer and they're ok. Its not that professional, I can see its messed up. He stung the needle deep in my arm so he probably scared it but most of the time I cant really feel it. Its like a year old tattoo.
Do you think its because the ink is so deep? Its black ink btw
It's my pleasure! Yes that definitely sounds like scarring from over working the area being tattooed. I'm so sorry to hear this my friend! One thing you can do to help with scarring on a fully healed Tattoo is use some mederma. You should use it every day for a few months. It should help to minimize that :)
If you do have times of break outs of it being itchy, raised more, etc then you should do the following to help -
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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Hi I have a Japanese sleeve tattoo mostly black and grey with a yellow/gold koi, red oni mask, and orange tiger. Recently parts or the koi and tiger that are on the outer part of my arm started getting these bumps and getting itchy. Part of the tiger looked kind of like a rash and had one or two pimples in that area. Because it’s on the outer arm my guess is that it’s the sun and the change in weather getting hotter here in NC. I ordered your rose water spray and it seems to be helping a bit but it is my first day using it and my skin is still drying out in the area I sprayed. Am I supposed to spray the rose water after washing the tattoo and let it sit and dry or rub it in after spraying?
Hi there Eric! My recommendation for best use of the rose water is to take a shower or wash the area with warm water. You want your pores to be as open as possible for best use. After getting out of the shower or washing the area, let it air dry or pat dry with a clean towel. Spray the rose water and then let it air dry. You can repeat this 2-3 times per day and if it is still getting dry in between then keep your rose water with you and give it a few extra sprays in between :) let me know if that helps and good luck my friend!
@@CharlesComber thank you for the info! The area has still been drying out but the bumps definitely went down a lot. This rose water really is amazing!
@@ericjohn7663 It's my pleasure!! Ok wonderful :) I am so happy to hear that and that you are loving it...that stuff is pure magic! As far as the drying out...if it keeps happening, you could always do a very thin layer of a lotion or oil, but do make sure that everything is natural that you are putting on there. Some oils to consider would be a mix of grapeseed oil with a couple drops of an essential oil for a nice smell...I would not recommend tea tree oil as it will more than likely dry it out more, but you could do a little lavender, eucalyptus or peppermint as long as you don't have any allergies to them. You could also do a mild lotion but check all ingredients to avoid any further issues with the bumps you are experiencing :D
: My new tattoo isn't bumpy or itchy but it looks skrinked and i see tiny wrinkles in and around it..
Its been 10 days since i got it. Should i give more time to let it heal?
I don't know what is happening. 🙏
Hi there, I’ve had my tattoo for over 2 years now, and recently the black line art started raising little dots and became increasingly itchy. They’re slowly spreading as well. What should I do to prevent this? I went on your website and saw you guys recommended rose water, so please let me know if this applies to this situation as well.
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
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How’s its doing man I’m watching this vid for that exact reason noticed it was 11 months ago did it ever go away?
I had a tattoo done a couple of months ago - healing was great but just noticed a few tiny bumps underneath the ink that have become so itchy. I'm in the UK so have ordered pure rose hydrosol as you suggested but obviously cant find Protect your Ink here. Could I put Coco butter over the rose water (thats what I was told to use during the healing process). Thank you in advance for your help. I'm so frustrated that my once smooth tattoo has turned bumpy and itchy!
I read a couple years ago that certain types of black ink have a component that undergoes a chemical reaction from UV exposure; so being in the sun causes the reaction, and then you react to whatever chemical it has broken down to. I came here hoping for a scientific explanation. My first black tattoo has never had an issue. The next ones were done by a different artist, likely different ink. Her black lines developed super itchy bumps an entire summer, about 6 months after it has healed. Eventually it stopped. I am hoping to find someone the knows more about this, because now I’m afraid to get another tattoo and appear to have other allergies.
Hi, can I get a new tattoo after the one I got back in August 22 to fix it? I don't like the results, it was very itchy and unfortunately I scratched it and it didn't heal well.
I got a tattoo on my arm six or seven weeks ago. now there are little red bumps that just keep growing. they don’t seem like pimples and they don’t itch at all. i’ve been trying to use Witch Hazel but haven’t noticed any changes.
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
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I’ve had my tattoo for 2 weeks now
2 days ago my tattoo became extremely itchy and has reddish bumps as well. Would you say this is just an irritation or an infection and what can I go about it? Thank you
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation vs infection.
Have you been exposed to any chemicals, anything you may be allergic to or that irritates your skin? Have you experienced any weather changes...especially dry to humid and vice versa? This can also be caused from poor quality ink or heavily scarred tattoos. If you are prone to acne, you may see little bumps that are actually pimples as well. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos as well.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Hi...
I had a tattoo 2 weeks ago. It's rework the overworked tatts before. It's colorblocking tatoo anw. So, a weeks later my skin was getting hard and thick. And now, the scab is already gone and it create a wrinkle and dry skin texture.
It a lil bit itchy and the dry skin still there, even tho there's a peel area on it.
Is it normal? Is the dry skin will peel of?
Hey there! I never saw this comment I'm sorry about that. It sounds like there was some scarring that occurred during your tattoo. Did everything heal up for you?
My healed tattoo raised and itchy sometimes.. im kinda scared what might happens.. i do have lot of tats but this is my first time that i got this kind of problem... my tats is japanese talisman ,, I noticed that the only raised and itchy part was ones that colored red.. please help me , is any ointment for this?? Help me.... 🙏
Hi there! I would recommend pure rose hydrosol and protect your ink! They have been working wonders for people :)
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I’ve got a small dragon tattoo on my arm it was a little fade when I first got it my tattoo artist gave it a retouch but since then it’s been raised and looks very ugly I’ve got no itching issues but it’s raised and looks not good please advise me what to do? 😢
I'm so sorry to hear that! It sounds like your artist may have gone too deep or overworked the area when doing the touchup. There isn't a whole lot you can do with scar tissue. You could try getting mederma and applying every day for a minimum of a month. That does help some people to minimize scar tissue. Make sure you are diligent and do not miss any days though! Good luck my friend!
Thank you, friend!
It's my pleasure!
Hey Brodie ,
I got a tattoo on my thigh about two and a half months ago. The tattoo is very thick black ink . I noticed it itches at least twice a day . Also the tattoo is very bumpy almost like it’s a 3 D tattoo. I wanna call it raised skin . There’s a little bit of I wanna say pimples around it or I guess reaction to the itchy ness. Should I be very concerned ??
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to potential scar tissue or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure and weather changes can heavily affect tattoos. This isn't a concern necessarily but if it continues or is bothering you....
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
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Did it go away , mine is doing the same now
3 months after my tattoo i think i have infection...bumpy itchy.kinda looks like a bad cole sore...some one please help
I got my first ever tattoo on my forearm 3 weeks ago and followed my tattoo artist's aftercare instructions word for word. I washed it with cool water and anti-bac soap, pat-dried it with kitchen roll, and applied a thin layer of fragrance-free cocoa butter cream. The tattoo peeled successfully with no issues and everything was ok. Over the last few days though, small bumps have started to appear all over the tattoo. They itch slightly and sting every now and again. The tattoo isn't warm or hot to touch however, and the bumps aren't white pimples or acne spots. I haven't changed my aftercare routine or the products I was using, and I haven't been exposed to sunlight or chemicals. Do you have any advice?
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with some type of irritant.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
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@@CharlesComber Hey there. Thanks for the reply! I'm actually UK based so we don't have access to Protect Your Ink. Will the Palmers fragrance free cocoa butter still be ok to use as a lotion?
Also, assuming that I don't come into contact with any irritants and I continue with the aftercare routine, how long do these irritations normally last for? I'm concious that the small bumps are going to permanently affect the way that my tattoo looks.
Thanks!
@@TO-059 hey there! It's my pleasure :) I'm very sorry to hear that. I would definitely recommend reading each ingredient on the label to be sure.
And yes things should clear up...its different for everyone. I've seen a few days to a few weeks :)
Good luck!!!!
Infection or allergic reaction. Go to a doctor.
any update about your tattoo? I'm having the same thing.
HELP PLEASE! i’ve had mine for a couple years. i’ve had the lines flare up on other tatts i have and it went down within a couple hours.
however, this time there is little bumps and a tad itchy in between the borders of the tattooed skin. (instead of the line work.)
can this be normal as well? has been a couple days and it’s still there.
this happened after i got bit by a bug close by to my tattoo, and after i have been in the sun for the first time in MONTHS.
i’m just worried since this is different compared to the other bumps i’ve had.
Hey there! Yes, that is completely normal for that to happen with new sun exposure, bug bites, coming into contact with any kind of chemicals, etc. The body reacts in all different ways. Heat vs cold, Humid vs Dry also have a huge impact to our skin and can cause these bumps. I would recommend spraying with rose water twice per day and once dry, a thin little layer of protect your ink. Should clear it up within a few days or so. www.pinupsandneedles.com/tattoo-aftercare-instructions/
This happened to me like 6 months after I got a tattoo. Now I have leathery skin in that area. It itched SEVERELY for months. Coles and goes now. Gets very bumpy. I chalked it up to me having psoriasis…now I got my other arm done recently and the same thing is happening.
Hey there! I am so sorry to hear this!! This sounds like an irritation due to weather changes possibly or the type of ink that your artist is using potentially. If it is happening with both of your tattoos like that and there is not a big change in humidity or temp...then it could be the ink. It could also be from your psoriasis or a skin condition... My suggestion when this happens would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps! Anytime it comes back, repeat!
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And if those things do not work, then I would contact a dermatologist :) good luck my friend!
ok i am freaking out a little here.
I got tattooed a month ago, the design is absoilutely beautiful, experienced tattoo artist end everything.
My arm tattoo today, after a month seem fully healed but i can feel in some part around my elbow, the outlines of the tattoo.
Not on the arm but around the top of the arm, by the elbow i can feel the outlines, which is black ink.
what's going on? it';s not my first rodeo so i know how it should work, and that doesn't feel normal, of and it's still a little dry
It sounds like scar tissue maybe a bit overworked.... I would recommend rose water and protect your ink. Once fully healed I would recommend mederma overnight every day, for 1-6 months
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Rose water
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My tramp stamp is about 15 years old and recently became not bumpy ,but raised and gets extremely itchy.
Hey there! This sounds like an irritation due to weather change or that the tattoo was overworked a bit. My suggestion when this happens would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
I have my tatto like for 3-4 month,and i was gone to the beach for 8 days and after i come before 1-2 days started more and more sores to come,and i am a little bit scared,i thought it’s a kind of infection,hope your advice help
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation vs infection.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
hello charles i got my first tattoo located in my biceps and its currently in 5th day of healing and still on saniderm (2nd skin) cover. right now i just notice it has a white bumps in some dark colored tattooed area and its a little bit itchy and it seems like its producing some liquid. some of the bumps i feel is big about 5mm in size. please help me i need your answer 😢 im worried.
Hi there! I would recommend pure rose hydrosol - spray that over the wrap and you should see and feel relief within a few days :) www.pinupsandneedles.com/tattoo-aftercare-instructions/
I have a tattoo that's about 10years old. I've experienced the bumps, and itching but this year instead of a few bumps the lines, and some colors swelled became super itchy for about 2weeks. It's the worst I've experienced so far lotion helps abit for an hour or 2. Tea tree helps but again for maybe an hour. My next option is that rose water im hoping that knocks it down if not to the doctor i go.
I'm sorry to hear this!! I definitely hope that the rose water helps! Even the rose water protect your ink combo. Good luck and wishing you the best!
I’ve got tats on both my forearms. Had small bumps that popped up in one localized location, they started to go away but then popped up on the other side of the arm, those also started to go away. I didn’t do really anything to them. But now they are on my other arm and even worse. I have MOSTLY black ink with a touch of pink and green that never got hit. But a lot of bumps have popped up on the other arm that’s all black ink. They slightly itch at times. These tats have been healed for months, the one that started first had been healed for a year. I don’t think it’s an allergy based on your video which I’m hoping it’s not because I want more tats. But how can I be sure? Should I start with the rose water and just attack it like specified in the video? They aren’t red and don’t hurt unless really messed with.
I'm so sorry to hear this!!! Yes I'd recommend starting with the rose water and if it's not going away then do rose water and protect your ink 2-3 times per day
@@CharlesComber okay thank you!
@@rija1659 it's my pleasure!
my tattoo is barely a week old and it’s very itchy and bumpy where it disrupts me from being able to sleep. i’m not sure what to do.
Hi there! Most tattoos take around 2 weeks to fully heal. It sounds like you may be having a reaction to something you came in contact with, the ink that was used it coukd also be an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.....especially during the healing process.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Sir where to buy pure rose water hydrolo ang what is the brand
Do they do tattoo removal on tattoos that have had itchy irritation/dermatitis? I am having an itchy reaction in my new tattoo and I think I want to move forward into getting it removed. Will that be a problem with removal that you know of?
That I have no idea on my friend. You would want to contact the removal facility to see what their recommendations are
hello grettings from chile, i had a tatoo made in my back itwas not my firs tatoo nore the last one, the healling went great. now after about 2 years a couple of months ago the tatoos tartes iching i just thought it was because of me working out and also beeing summer here but a few days after the iching it started to kinda burn a but it still does specially when im sweating. i take care of my tatoos because i have verry pale skin so i use sun block every day after i get out of the shower and after im fully dried off. but i still dont get why this tattoo in particular feels like its burning a bit. the tattoo artist did more than one tattoo so i dont think its because of the ink he used or the conditions of the shop. i dont know if it helps but the tatoo its black and mostly line worf with some fading. do you have eny advice or tip to stop the feling also the lines nore the tattoo its bumpy. thank you for you time
Greetings to you!!!
Have you been exposed to any chemicals, anything you may be allergic to or that irritates your skin? As far as the suncreen you are using, have you used it before? You might want to look through the ingredient list...there could be something in there that may be causing an irritation to you. Have you experienced any weather changes...especially dry to humid and vice versa? For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos as well.
Have you had an dietary changes? The burning you are talking about when sweating almost sounds like a change in diet, an introduction of a topical that may be irritating your skin, possibly even a change in laundry detergent potentially. A change in body wash or lotion? Think about when this started and if there were any changes at all to your regular routine.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when irritation begins, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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@@CharlesComber thanks for the advise i have been chanching my diet but for a more healthy one and i have been working out not in the sun but bracking a sweat i dont have acses to thosse product i just have acuaphor but that helps alt leat for the eaching. thanks again
@@juanpablolubbert726 it's my pleasure! The change to your diet could be a contributing factor. I would keep doing what you are doing and after a month or so, see if the problem persists or is gone altogether. When we make healthy changes in our diets, our body has to rid of toxins and what I like to call bad habits ;) our skin is our largest organ and when working out and sweating you are pushing those toxins out. Keep it up man, and after working out just be sure to shower and once dry just a thing little layer of that aquaphor. Good luck my friend!
My tattoo is morethan 1 year old now colors red,blue and red violet. Only the red violet one is so itchy and have bump. What im going to do.
Hi there Recky! I would recommend some pure rose hydrosol -
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You can also take an antihistamine anytime it flares up such as Benadryl. Watch humidity and do not itch the area :)
I don’t itch them, but I’ve been scratching in my sleep, I’m thinking of putting wraps around it at night so I can’t fuck with it
That would be good idea to avoid extra irritation :)
hey just watched the video , i got my tattoo about 6 weeks ago and it’s healed now but still getting like ingrown hairs/ zits on some spots. i thought maybe i’m over moisturizing but i’m only doing it once a day. do you have any solution? thanks
Hi there! What are you using to moisturize? Do you have any pure hydrosol rose water spray?
@@CharlesComber is it any kind of rose water? Where would you get pure hydrosol rose water?
@@malachiajohnson4175 as long as it is pure hydrosol rose water then you are good! Otherwise there are more than likely additives that may not be the best for you and your fresh ink. I would do a google search for near you as far as finding stores that may carry it. Just be sure to check the ingredients before purchasing. Rose petals have such a beautiful healing power :) Here is a link to what I personally use: www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Had my tattoo for 3 years started getting little bumps during the winter is it because of the weather because I never got bumps until now
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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Where to buy rose water pure hydrosol sir?
Just ended up getting bumps and itchiness on my forearm tattoo that I've had for 5 years and never had any issues before.
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with some type of irritant.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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@@CharlesComber awesome thank you for the heads up!
My wife is on it as we speak
Thank you
@@Nsands81 it's my pleasure!!! I really hope it helps :) the combination of the two and those instructions have helped a ton of clients so far that experience the same issues . Good luck my friend!
Hey my tattoo is healed but parts are lifted or bumpy. What do I do to try & lower the scarring)
Hi there! That's a normal part of the healing process. You never want to pick at or scratch when healing.
I would recommend rose water and protect your ink :)
Hey so I recently got a tattoo two weeks ago and I got like a couple bumps on my tattoo and I have two that I itches out and it has a small scar
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos. Since this is a newer tattoo, this could also be from extra trauma to the skin
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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I have a wolf tattoo on my tricept but now it has raised and bumby. What can I do to... Plz help
Hi there!
Have you been exposed to any chemicals, anything you may be allergic to or that irritates your skin? Have you experienced any weather changes...especially dry to humid and vice versa? This can also be caused from poor quality ink or heavily scarred tattoos. If you are prone to acne, you may see little bumps that are actually pimples as well. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos as well.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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My 2 year old black tattoo swells, swells and fades in the summer. is this normal?
Hi there!
For some, sun exposure and overall weather changes can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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Had my tattoo for 11 days now. My tatt is itchy, raised and looks like it has a scab. It has tiny dots also that sometimes seems to have a liquid discharge. What should i do? I really need your help. All my companions’ tatts are already healed except mine. 😭
Oof , everyone heals differently . Your ink is still fresh for at least 2 weeks to 2 months. The itch is your skin healing,and can be relieved with some coconut oil and patting, the scabs are normal,but don't pick them. They fall off on their own. The liquid you see coming out is normal also, it is white blood cells. If the liquid coming from it is green or yellow and smells go to the hospital,that means it's infected. Other than that all your symptoms are normal. Make sure to keep your ink clean,and remember Pat dont scratch
@@babeena_gt_3645 hi! Thanks for the reply. The liquid coming out from my tatt has a smell. I went to doctor last time and my tatt has finally healed! I took oral meds and creams. My derma said that i am allergic to the ink and she didn’t mention if it was infected also or not. But i am pretty sure it’s a yes. My first tatt experience was horrible. 🥲
Hey , I just got a tattoo and it healed up and next thing you know I started getting itchy bumps and the outside lines of my tattoo getting bigger . I don’t know what to do .. any answers
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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I got a tattoo 6 months ago and it’s a half sleeve and it sometimes gets really itchy and it’s always somewhat bumpy in certain areas but I use aquaphor to sooth out the itchiness but I’m wondering if it’s save for me to get another tattoo
Hi there! You should be safe to get another tattoo. It sounds like an irritation due to potential scar tissue or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure and weather changes can heavily affect tattoos. This isn't a concern necessarily but if it continues or is bothering you....
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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@@CharlesComber I appreciate it man. I think my tattoo artist had heavy hands because on my very black inked out lines that’s where the bumps appear the most and the light grey and shading areas don’t have bumps at all they’re smooth like skin
@@DanielMoreno-wz4ij it's my pleasure! That could absolutely be the case my friend. Scar tissue can absolutely lead to breakouts and itchy areas
My tattoo is 8 months old and it itches and is raised. I went to a dermatologist they bipsied it and everything is fine. They gave me a creme that didnt stop the itching then they gave me shots into the tattoo of steroids, still no relief. Does anyone have a solution of something that will at least help with the itching?
Hi there! My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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I have a big stomach tattoo with red blue and green... only the outlines around the red I'll have bumps like a pimple randomly ONLY in the outline... very weird pisses me off lol
oh no! Do you know what kind of ink your tattoo artist used for the black?
@@CharlesComber no I dont... would u assume allergy? I have a lot of red blue and green and those are all fine.. isnt black the most neutral ingredients compared to those colors? I think it could be from scar tissue?? what do u think?
@@brotherxela5085 Ok, I would reach out to your artist to see on this. It absolutely could have to do with scar tissue... is the tattoo heavily scarred? Black is the most neutral however if it was a cheap ink, that can absolutely cause many issues. I'm not saying that is what your artist has and is no dis in any way to them, but I have seen many issues with poor quality ink before.
How about the neosperin ointment? Is that ok to used for bump area?
I wouldn't recommend Neosporin ointment for any unhealed tattoos. If the tattoo is fully healed, then that should be ok
I’ve had my tattoo for 7yrs now and it’s seems like it’s only when it’s summer that’s when it gets irritated by the heat or something. It gets bumpy and itchy
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change, especially if only happening in summer like that.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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What bout an very small black scab over black ink
Hi there! I'd recommend some protect your ink twice a day for that!
i having problem with my tattoo. i have 6 tattoo in total but only 1 is having problem. i have that tattoo for 2 1/2 months. There bumb (it rise) all over the tattoo mostly on the line work and shading. and it really ichy. what should i do?
I'm so sorry to hear that! I would recommend pure rose hydrosol and protect your ink roughly 2 times per day, this regimen has help so many people that have experienced similar issues -
1. After your shower or cleaning of the area, let air dry or dab dry with a clean towel
2. Once dry, spray the area and roughly an inch around that area with the rose water. Let air dry
3. One dry, apply a thin layer of protect your ink (it should be a very thin layer, enough to cover the area and only have a nice little shine)
4. Repeat again in the evening. If you notice it drying or becoming irritated throughout the day, keep your rose water with you and give it a spray every now and then :)
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Although uncommon, tattoos can in-fact scar if the artist was too heavy-handed and penetrated the needles too far into the skin and caused deep tissue damage
As scars form, the body sends quite a large blood supply to the area, which can cause the scars to raise above the skin, and they can look and feel very bumpy, especially if a lot of damage was done.
After a month or two (but sometimes up to 3 months), a scar will usually begin to settle into the skin and fade slightly, and therefore will generally sit more flat against the surrounding area.
Strangely, the weather can also cause your tattoos to raise or turn bumpy. While this isn’t caused by the weather itself, it is caused by what the weather can potentially do to your body.
Dry air and humidity changes are one of the reasons why older tattoos can suddenly become raised.
Warmer weather increases humidity, which can cause the skin to swell. This swelling stretches the skin slightly, which is able to cause irritation and subtle raising.
Colder weather is also well-known for affecting the skin, with dryness being the main issue. Dry skin can cause itching and irritation, which can in turn cause an area to raise or turn bumpy until the source of irritation has been resolved.
thanks you so much
@@briceidaloya2941 it's my pleasure!
Helped heaps bro, cheers!
Awesome, I am so glad!!! Cheers bro!
I have that now I got a crow on my bicep 2 weeks ago ans I have some bumps and it's itchy. But because it was sooo cold when I got it, my skin was drying up so fast and I think that messed it up
I would recommend putting some protect your ink on it and keeping your skin hydrated :) as far as the bumps and itchiness, I would recommend rose water
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Bro I gotta red tattoo on my neck about 4 months ago and it ended up rising 5 days ago is this normal??
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant. Also...red is the one color that some people have allergic reactions to.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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I just got a tatto on my arm and hand I got it 6 days ago started peeling.but I'm concerned because I have small itchy red bumps here and there on the outline of my tatt none of the shading.do you think it will go away on it's own or any idea what it is?
I use aquaforum for healing now liperdurm for moisturizer
Hi there! Yes it should go away in the next few days. I would recommend cleaning 2-3 times per day with mild unscented soap. Let it air dry or dry with a clean towel. Spray with rose water www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Then apply a thin layer of your aquaphor.
Do your best to avoid any chemicals or harsh products around your hand as well :)
Awsome thank you for the advice
@@dylangraff4058 it's my pleasure!
Hello sir i got may first tattoo last april and now its itchy and started to bumped what should i do? What soap or cream that i can put to my tattoo ?? Im scared now
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
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What kind of benadryl do i need to use?
I would just get the regular benadryl antihistamine
Hey, thanks for talking about this. I have a cross tattoo for my Mom and Dad, takes up the entire under side of my forearm. I've had it for two years, and out of nowhere the black lines started bumping up and getting itchy. Then the red started breaking out too. What's weird is that the lettering tattoo that I got a few months later on the underside of my wrist doesn't have any irritation. I've been keeping it at bay with steroid cream and antihistamines. Gonna have to see the Dr.
It's my pleasure! I'm very sorry to hear that. Was there a weather change or did you travel at all when the bumps started to appear? Come into contact with a chemical? Change your laundry detergent? Have a change to your diet? I've seen all of these things affect tattoos before
@@CharlesComber I believe it was two factors. I have a different type of cleaning and disinfecting wipe that I use in my office. I usually wipe my desk down with it, and I have a keyboard mat across it. I think the keyboard mat soaked some in, then I rest my tattoo right on it. It's only half the tattoo, the same half that rests on the mat. Also, the weathers been nuts here. Cold, warm, humid, dry and not to mention the AC kicks on at work, then the heat. It's been an extreme year. I started washing it with clean and gentle fragrance and dye-free soap, patting it dry, letting it air, then using a tiny bit of aquaphor. The itching is going away and so are the bumps.
@@Reginald-hp9js oh yay! I'm so glad you pin pointed it! It's crazy what many cleaners can do to our skin! I have seen this a few times and once the issue is found it usually resolves itself quite quickly :) oh my yes, weather is a huge one! Especially humid to dry and vice versa or extreme temp changes. Good luck my friend!!!
Use antibiotics and lotion
Hi I got my tattooo month ago and the outline has become bumpy but not itching
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
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That helps! Thank you 😊
it's my pleasure!
Hey, I got my tattoo 11 days ago. And it's kinda itchy and bumpy like you said. And some places are painful to touch. And my tattoos are fully visible. I'm really scared about this cause in Sri Lanka we don't have a tattoo removal option. What should I do? 🥺
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with some type of irritant.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
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@@CharlesComberplease help me,my tattoo is allergy in red ink..what is the best medice for this???
@jonalynsales1031 hey! I'm so sorry to hear this. I would recommend benadryl but if it's a really bad reaction and not going down from that then you should seek medical advice from your primary care as soon as possible. Good luck my friend!
Sir what should I do with my tattoo it's getting pluffy
I would recommend protect your ink and rose water Protect your ink - www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
Rose water
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how can i get some of that rosewater spray 😃 im in ohio and not sure how far you are from me . I get tattoos all the time atleast 2 a month and after its done peeling is the time it wants to itch like crazy!!
Hey!!! Here's a link for you :)
Rose water
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It helps so much with that!
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After 12 years of having my tattoo i just woke up one day and it was bumpy beyond belief. I got extremely worried but after reading and watching a few videos i realised i should only really go to the doctor if its red, itching a lot and bumpy for a long time. Luckily for me a few hours later the swelling (bumps) disapppeared without doing anything.
Thanks for this video, really helped me chill out. I was pretty worried
Oh yay! I'm so happy they down for you :) there are so many things that can affect our skin and tattoos. Stay well!
Hey Charles man I really appreciate your response atleast now I know that the artist fucked it up
my tattoo is really bumpy but fully healed and not really itchy, but the bumps have been here for almost 3-4 weeks now. i got the tattoo about a month ago, what should i do ?
thanks man I got my tat almost two years ago and my first tat started to get itchy and the weather here is cold in the 30s one day and in the 70 to low 80s the next so im going to assume its that because I have no issues with my recent one and this is the first time this has happened to me. I don't have bumps or anything just itches a little but I don't itch it. thanks
It's my pleasure! Yes that absolutely sounds like that! If it bugs you too much I'd recommend some rose water. . That helps a ton and is just great in general to spray on your face, or any areas that get broke out, red, itchy, inflamed, etc. www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Bruh I have smal bumps on the ending of tattoo but it not itching 💀 what should I to
Hi there! I would recommend some pure rose hydrosol -
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:)
I would also watch humidity and sweat staying on the area.
Cheers and I hope that helps!
Heyy I have a problem I made my tattoo 2 years back but whenever i go in rain the tattoo start itching so bad for atleast 2 - 3 days is it okay or not please help ! Thankyouuuuuu 🤍
Hey there! Not sure why but i was never notified that you commented on my video! This sounds like an irritation due the change from humid to dry...dry to humid. My suggestion when this happens would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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My red ink tattoo allergy bump and rash
How to treat ? Please reply me
hi there, if you are allergic to red ink I would highly advise getting any red on your body. If you recently got one with red, I would recommend pure rose hydrosol and and oral benadryl - www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
I would also recommend going to a doctor if the issue worsens and contacting your tattoo artist :)
The entire outline of my 1yr old tattoo is inflammed and extremely itchy warm to the touch and red.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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Mine only has bumps on some part of the tattoo but there are parts that’s totally alright.
That can absolutely happen :) this can be due to imperfections in the skin, scar tissue from the tattoo itself, coming in contact with a chemical or irritant, or exposure to sun and or weather changes
@@CharlesComber wish it wont get worse.
@@CharLessMajor7Music me too!!!
I take heroine (drug) injection on my tattooed arm now some of my tattooed area are bumpy or itchy allmost 2 months it comes and go
That could absolutely cause that
All my tattoos old and new have been breaking out and bumps have been all around and on them is it because of summer time?
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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@@CharlesComber thx bro
@@user-kh7hr9fg1z my pleasure man!
Just went to Florida for vacation and some lines on my old tattoo became raised and kinda itchy
What do you recommend
Hi there! This sounds like a weather change irritant. My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
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I got this white tattoo, with thin but overworked lines a year and a half ago. Out of nowhere, it started itching three days ago, but it doesn't look like it's raised or red or anything. It just itches and even hurts a bit. I'm thinking it's scar tissue doing weird stuff but I really don't know what to do. Dunno if I should worry either.
Hey there! This sounds like an irritation due to weather change or that you may have come in contact with a chemical or something that your skin is having a reaction to. My suggestion when this happens would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
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Sir any advice , because itchy caused by poor ink quality. Seems like it's became keloids, and itchy strikes everyday. Tia
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
@@CharlesComber thanks a lot sir.
@@Jarent_Peruelo it's my pleasure!
Hey so, around the start of june, i got a tattoo and the ink kinda turned to bumps on my skin in deep parts and when i scratch it, it hurts a lot, it swells up, n when i press on it really really hard n pop it some water comes out. What do you think it is and what can i do to fix it, its been like this since i got it.
Hey there Sam! I'm sorry to hear this. What is your aftercare routine each day since you got the tattoo? It sounds very similar to tattoo bubbling. This usually occurs when too much aftercare ointment is applied and the tattoo can't breath and/or ointment is going on too quickly after you wash it, trapping moisture. What ointment are you using as well?
@@CharlesComber i used aquaphor
@@Sam-nq3vg ok usually aquaphor is just fine for people. What was the aftercare routine you followed daily?
@@CharlesComber at first i would put aquaphor on my tattoo, maybe i put too much and that was the case but after a few days i started wetting it a lot when i showered or id clean it with water and soap
@@Sam-nq3vg ok, that could definitely be. Usually for the first few days
Exactly I am going like this problem bro...my tattoo is red and bompi after one year...plz ans I need medical advice...???
Hi there! It sounds like an irritation due to weather change or possibly that you came in contact with a chemical or some type of irritant.
For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos.
My suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this. Once it dries on the skin, then apply a thin layer of Protect Your Ink. You can use this remedy 2-3 times per day until everything clears up :) I hope this helps!
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/aftercare-products/protect-your-ink-tattoo-aftercare-salve-2oz/
www.pinupsandneedles.com/store/natural-products/anti-aging-products/rose-water-je-vois-la-vie-en-rose/
Hi so a month ago I had a Band Tattoo and Its A and B logo, The A is fine but the B, was starting to get bumbs all over the tattoo and got like a little red in the bottom letter with little bumps, I tried cleaning with soap and water and putting benadryl cream. but the itching is crazy, any tips?
its just one spot as well the rest of the tattoo is fine
Also I reside in Puerto Rico, so its very humid
Hey! I'm sorry to hear this! It sounds like a combination of things but definitely humidity has a high factor for many people. I'd highly recommend a very thin layer of Protect Your Ink and spray rose water on it. Rose water 2-3 times per day and let it air dry. It works wonders!
I hope this helps!
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I bought the rose water, can I use the lotion that I have until I can get the protec the ink? I tried cortizone but my skin really does not like it, it was really red and mire irrtitant. When I use my lotion it relaxes it a little, but the bumps do not go away, but the itching does for a few hours. I guess I'm gonna try benadryl pill, because my skin is very sensitive. Once I recieve my Rose hydrosol, can I combine it with the lotion? Thanks for the reply ✌🏽
Mine is 1 month old and is still scared n raised even with aftercare. Is it too early?
Hi there! It sounds like your artist overworked the tattoo my friend. I would recommend protect your ink and rose water 2 times per day. I would also recommend getting some mederma overnight cream. Apply that every night diligently for at least 1 month. That should help you some!
@@CharlesComber thank you so much, that will flatten it right? N wen I told my artist about it he says I’m using too much heavy aftercare product that cause it🤦🏽♂️, but says to keeping watching it.
@yournexxt5125 yes that will definitely help a ton!
@@yournexxt5125 it's my pleasure 😊
Got a tattoo on my knee about a month ago and past two weeks there’s a bunch of bumps look irritated not sure what else to do
Hi there! What after care regimen are you using? Have you contacted your artist?
Will coconut oil work??
I personally have not seen success with it. The combo of Protect Your Ink and rose water is what I swear by.
Intense UV exposure??
That can absolutely effect tattoos
I had this problem and used “tend skin” bought it on amazon put it on in the morning and at night. My tattoo is completely normal again
That is great to hear! Thank you for sharing :) amzn.to/3Bee0x8
The after shave "tend skin" ?
@@thegoblin622 hi there, what is your question?
Sir where to buy pure rose water hydrodol
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Is there any in amazon?
@@minetteliong9598 I'm not sure you would have to research that
Thank u so much sir..
@@minetteliong9598 it's my pleasure 😊
My tattoo (2 years old) gets bumpy when I vape.
I would look at the ingredients of what you are vaping. It sounds like a potential reaction to something in it. Could also be your body pushing out the toxins from the contents you are vaping.
@@CharlesComber it says, Vegetable glycerin, propylene glycol, nicotine, natural & artificial flavors.
@@CharlesComber it's the elf bar 600
@@CharlesComber reply when you can please bro if you know about the ingredients because I'm paranoid now.
@@maybenotsure5380, never even came to mind. Started vaping recently. Maybe thats why my tattoo is bumpy in Some spots too. Did it heal? Did you find out it was vaping?
Not me watching this after rubbing my tat so bad😅😅😅💀
Lol!
I get this annually changing from winter to summer and summer to winter. It’s so annoying and really irritating but thanks for this info man 👍🏻
It truly is! I hope it helpsa little!
I am from India
Ok cool
Can you use an antibiotic cream
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Hii there
I had a problem too...but I don't know what to do
I am from India and I got a tattoo for the first time...but after 2-3 months my tattoo started to itch and there were small bumps (it's a dog paw tattoo) all over it.... During this period of time there was a slight weather change like when I got the tattoo it was summer season and now like after 2-3 months rainy season came in and it started raining everyday so the weather was sometimes humid sometimes clear and sometimes cold ...so I wanted to know why this is happening to my tattoo ...I really love tattoos and as because this is my first time having a tattoo I am really concerned and afraid.... Also I cannot afford those products you mentioned in this video 🥺..it would really really mean a lot if you can suggest something to me and tell me the reason for this 🥺
Hi there! That could absolutely be from the weather change...especially dry to humid and vice versa. It can also be from poor quality ink or heavily scarred tattoos. Drastic changes in weather can cause these bumps. If you are prone to acne, you may see little bumps that are actually pimples as well. For some, sun exposure can heavily affect tattoos as well. Since you cannot afford the products mentioned, my suggestion would be to NOT excessively touch the area when bumps appear, do NOT itch the area either...this will irritate it even more in most cases. Use a mild soap and water a couple times per day. Avoid direct sunlight on the tattooed area. Avoid sweat staying on the tattooed area. Use a cool compress wrapped in a towel if it is itchy. Pure rose water hydrosol seems to work the best for those that have issues with this, but do your best with home remedies if you can't get some of those :) I hope this helps!
@@CharlesComber thank you so much ❤️
@@that_omnivert_girl5769 it's my pleasure!!
what's wrong with your nose?
What's wrong with yours?
Clearly you came to this video for the issue he is addressing, but you take your time to comment on his appearance…..smh bad karma coming ya way for sure