Skip to main content

Does that forever tattoed sacare you?



The skin heals and remains the design engraved forever. Does that "forever" scare you? The alternative is to opt for a temporary tattoo. Like those made using an ink called henna. Permanent tattoos can only be removed with laser or other means that cost money, sometimes a lot. Those of henna disappear after a while. This process temporarily weakens the surface of the skin making it susceptible to bacteria and infections so that it is essential to take some measures after getting a tattoo as it is a wound on the skin and follow them. It helps a tattoo to become a good experience, far from being an ugly scar.


• Cover the tattoo with a bandage: During the first hours the tattooer places an advantage and adhesive tape that must stay like this to take care of dust, sunlight and bacteria. It should not be removed until after 2 to 4 hours. You must use plastic as it increases the temperature and helps fluid build up in the area. You should not fall for temptation to show it to someone.
• Cleaning of the tattoo: During the first month the area of the tattoo should be cleaned with neutral soap, avoiding perfumed products and alcoholados since it could irritate. They can be cleaned up to three times a day with sponge or towel to dry it well, avoiding scratches.

THE ESTHETICIANS BOOK

12 DIETS FULLNESS

Popular posts from this blog

Improve resistance beyond time

Beneath the epidermal layer lies the dermis, the true powerhouse of the skin. It's a dense, connective tissue layer that provides structure and support to the skin. The dermis is composed of a network of collagen and elastin fibers, which give skin its elasticity and prevent sagging. It also houses essential structures like blood vessels, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and hair follicles. - The cellular makeup of the dermis is just as diverse: - Fibroblasts: These workhorse cells are responsible for synthesizing collagen and elastin, the scaffolding that keeps skin firm and youthful. - Adipocytes: Also known as fat cells, adipocytes provide insulation and cushioning, contributing to the fullness and contour of the face. - Mast cells: These immune system cells play a role in wound healing and allergic reactions. - Immune cells: Various immune cells reside in the dermis, constantly patrolling and protecting the body from invading path...
Read more

FROM APHRODITE GOODNESS TO MODERN WOMAN

Esthetic Like many of the philosophical branches, aesthetics originated in Greece along with philosophy. In this evolution, among the legends of the various Greek gods are embodied the ugliness values and male and female beauty we find some of the most revealing myths of human feelings. For the personification of the feminine beauty it is indicated to Aphrodite, goddess of the love and the beauty, equivalent to the Roman Venus. In the Iliad of Homer appears as the daughter of Zeus and Dione, one of his consorts, but in later legends it is described sprouting from the foam of the sea and its name can be translated as 'born of foam'. In the Homeric legend, Aphrodite is the wife of Hephaestus, the ugly and lame god of fire. Among her lovers is Ares, god of war, who in later mythology appears as her husband. She was the rival of Persephone, queen of the underworld, with whom she fought for the love of the beautiful young Greek Adonis. Wh...
Post a Comment
Read more

More than a Drink, Coffee is a ritual

Preparing an espresso is a ritual. The barista, like a master of ceremonies, measures the coffee, carefully tamps it and switches on the machine. The hot water dances over the coffee, releasing aromas and flavours that flood the space. In just seconds, 25-30 ml of pure pleasure is deposited in a preheated cup. **A flavour to fall in love with** Espresso is not for everyone. Its intense, strong and sometimes bitter flavour can intimidate some. But for lovers of strong sensations, it is a real delight. A whirlwind of flavours ranging from sweet to bitter, with notes of chocolate, nuts and even spices. **Beyond flavor: A universe of possibilities** Espresso is the basis for countless drinks: from the classic cappuccino to the bold latte macchiato. It can be enjoyed alone, with a little sugar or accompanied by frothed milk. It is perfect for a quick breakfast, a break at the office or an afternoon with friends. **A gift for health** In addition t...
Post a Comment
Read more