| |
 |
|
 |
 |
|
 |
 |
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
>> GIFT CERTIFICATES!!!
For your true friends, family, and life partner. The BEST B-day gift
is a tattoo - the best investment for your body and soul!
Click here for more information
>> SacredSaint -- tattooist and artist --(aka Brandon Notch)
is looking out for a promoter/agent to represent his highly private
and comfortable studio in the Los Angeles area. Not a storefront.
Appointment Only. Please email SacredSaint at brandon.notch@gmail.com.
|
|
|
Taking Care of Your Tattoo
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Leave bandage on for 4 - 6 hours.
- After removal of bandage, wash area with warm water and mild
antibacterial soap.
-Wash tattoo 2 times a day.
-Keep tattoo moist with triple antibiotic ointment. DO NOT CAKE
ON, apply a small amount and rub it in.
DO NOT TOUCH or apply ointment to your tattoo with unclean hands.
DO NOT REBANDAGE the tattoo and do not allow tattoo to dry out.
DO NOT PICK AT SCABS! (Slap 'em - don't scratch 'em)
DO NOT sauna, sunbathe, or soak in water for 2 weeks.
You are responsible for the care of your tattoo after you leave
the studio
A Tattooist’s Code of Ethics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I will provide a clean, safe environment in which to practice.
An autoclave sterilizer will be used and maintained in accordance
with APT guidelines.
I will keep my blood borne pathogens training current.
I will follow my local, state and federal health regulations.
I will not tattoo anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
I will not conduct myself in a manner that will reflect negatively
on my profession.
All tools and materials used will be of professional quality.
I will make every effort to educate my clients and the general
public in what constitutes safe procedure.
I will promote safe tattooing within my industry.
I will provide my clients with written and verbal aftercare
instructions.
I will perform every tattoo to the best of my ability.
I will maintain a professional attitude toward my clients and
peers.
I will respect the roots, traditions and heritage of my art.
Why I don't have sinks in the Tattoo Stations
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
From a letter to the County of Los Angeles Department of Health
Services:
1. Tattooing creates a five-foot radius micro spray. This
micro spray would land in and around the sinks. These sinks
harbor and breed bacteria as well as the surrounding areas,
caulking is one example.
2. Moisture prolongs the life of hepatitis in addition to
many other blood borne pathogens. Furthermore, when the sink
is in use it will spread the micro spray further. This will
endanger my clients and employees.
3. The reason that doctors' offices and clinics' have hand-washing
sinks in each work area is that each area is a separate room.
If they did not have a sink in each room they would have to
pass through doors and risk cross contamination. Our sinks,
which utilize a step flow system, are centrally located. With
the current set up there are no doors or other cross contamination
hazards that need to be passed through in order to access
the pre existing sink.
For these reasons I will not place a sink at each tattoo station.
It would simply cause more problems than it will solve. Sinks
in the tattoo stations are a health risk.
Some Simple Rules To Follow While
Getting Tattooed:
(a.k.a. a little tattoo humor)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Do not move or talk with your hands, tense your muscles or sing
out to your mate to get you a beer.
Do not fart or burp in the tattooist’s face.
Do not ask the tattooist how long it took to get his tattoos
done or how much they cost.
Do not ask the tattooist how long his prick is.
Do not ask the tattoist how many tattoos he does a day or how
much money he makes.
Do not ask the tattooist what the different machines are for.
Do not ask the tattooist what sort of ink he uses.
Do not ask the tattooist how he got into tattooing.
Do not ask the tatttooist if he tattoos dicks. (He may say "I'm
doing one right now.")
Do not ask the tattoists wife or girlfriend for a fuck.
Do not tell the tattooist that you have a mate who can draw
really good and would make a great tattooist, if only someone
would give him a go.
Do not tell the tattooist the story of the guy who made a tattoo
gun out of a cassette, motor, toothbrush, and a guitar string.
Do not tell the tattooist that it doesn't hurt anymore.
Please Do Not Attempt To Heckle The Artist, As He Is Armed And
Under The Influence Of Prozac.
Finally it is done! You look at the finished tattoo and it
exceeds all your wildest expectations. It shines like gold
and you marvel at the precision, the artistry, the skill application,
and the bright colors.
You may at this point tell the tattooist any of the following:
- Its beautiful, its excellent, its brilliant,
its fantastic!
- I love it, you are a genius, you are a true, gifted artist,
its better than I ever hoped for!
- You are the most brilliant and talented artistic genius
in the whole world and I will be eternally grateful to you
for the rest of my life!
- Here's a $100 tip for doing such a great job!
- All Other Questions Are Subject To Charge As Follows:
Answers- $10
Correct Answers- $20
**Dumb Looks Are Still Free.
|
|
|