Choosing the right tattoo aftercare can be a bit of a challenge. There are so many different brands out there each claiming to be the best in the business, so how do you decide which product to recommend or sell on to your customers? Opinions on the best product to use will vary from artist to artist, so it's difficult to know which one to go for. Whether you're a tattoo artist or a tattoo customer, choosing the right aftercare is essential.
We think tattoos look great. They can really make you stand out from the crowd and add a certain uniqueness to your whole aesthetic. Tattoos can be a very beautiful way to enhance your features and many would agree that they feel more attractive since becoming tattooed. For plenty of people, tattoos are a really appealing factor in a significant other, but are people with tattoos scientifically more appealing than those without?
Not too long ago we talked about tattoos in the workplace, and how having visible tattoos on your body (not just hands, neck, face), but other places that are technically easy to cover can have a negative impact on how you're viewed whilst at work, and at job interviews for potential work. Unfortunately in this day and age tattoos are still somewhat stigmatised, especially when it comes to 'workplace professionalism', and tattoos are still wrongly discriminated against. However, an article I recently read actually concludes that in some cases, tattoos can be a very good thing when it comes to job interviews and how you're viewed in the workplace!
Choosing the right tattoo aftercare can be a bit of a challenge. There are so many different brands out there each claiming to be the best in the business, so how do you decide which product to recommend or sell on to your customers? Opinions on the best product to use will vary from artist to artist, so it's difficult to know which one to go for. Whether you're a tattoo artist or a tattoo customer, choosing the right aftercare is essential.
We think tattoos look great. They can really make you stand out from the crowd and add a certain uniqueness to your whole aesthetic. Tattoos can be a very beautiful way to enhance your features and many would agree that they feel more attractive since becoming tattooed. For plenty of people, tattoos are a really appealing factor in a significant other, but are people with tattoos scientifically more appealing than those without?
Not too long ago we talked about tattoos in the workplace, and how having visible tattoos on your body (not just hands, neck, face), but other places that are technically easy to cover can have a negative impact on how you're viewed whilst at work, and at job interviews for potential work. Unfortunately in this day and age tattoos are still somewhat stigmatised, especially when it comes to 'workplace professionalism', and tattoos are still wrongly discriminated against. However, an article I recently read actually concludes that in some cases, tattoos can be a very good thing when it comes to job interviews and how you're viewed in the workplace!
Peter Nelson, Lord Nelson Tattoos
Karl Fletcher, Fleckys Tattoo Studio
