Tattooing was on hold for quite some time, but on Monday 13th July, tattoo studios were given the go-ahead to open their doors to customers for the first time in months. Following the unexpected government announcement just days before, tattoo artists were relieved to hear that they could get back to work.
Face masks, also known as surgical masks have a dual purpose - to prevent the spread of infections by the wearer, and also to prevent the individual wearing the mask from contracting any airborne infectious germs. They reduce the risk of any particles like spit or mucous that may be expelled by the wearer from spreading to anybody else. They're often used in medical settings, during surgeries, dental practices, and cosmetic procedures, but their uses extend a lot further than just clinical environments.
Tattooing was on hold for quite some time, but on Monday 13th July, tattoo studios were given the go-ahead to open their doors to customers for the first time in months. Following the unexpected government announcement just days before, tattoo artists were relieved to hear that they could get back to work.
Face masks, also known as surgical masks have a dual purpose - to prevent the spread of infections by the wearer, and also to prevent the individual wearing the mask from contracting any airborne infectious germs. They reduce the risk of any particles like spit or mucous that may be expelled by the wearer from spreading to anybody else. They're often used in medical settings, during surgeries, dental practices, and cosmetic procedures, but their uses extend a lot further than just clinical environments.
Peter Nelson, Lord Nelson Tattoos
Karl Fletcher, Fleckys Tattoo Studio
