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 Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 3:00 pm
So I'm going in for my full length back piece *hopefully* soon.
How ever, being on the receiving end of a flogger and a paddle on a regular basis I am concerned. Obviously there won't be any of that until it is healed, I'm not a total newb at tattoos, I have two.
My concern is later on, We have broken skin in the past, and if I'm investing hundreds of dollars in a piece of art I want it to stay pretty and healthy.
I spoke to my dom about it, and he is not concerned, he is confident on his levels of control and says it will be fine.
But you'll understand if I'm still nervous.
Any tips?
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Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 4:47 pm
I...dont readily have any tips or anything of that nature, save for an offer of me making a post about it in a different guild Im in to see if there would be any from there. *nod*
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Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 2:59 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 5:17 pm
Ill get to that, then. ^^ An.....methinks you should show a picture or two of the piece when its done. *nodnodnod*
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Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 3:10 pm
laharl15 Ill get to that, then. ^^ An.....methinks you should show a picture or two of the piece when its done. *nodnodnod*
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Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 6:09 pm
Yay! And, I figured it'd be something like that. ^-^ And. Response #1. Wow. Um...Hm. That's a really good question. Well, unless he's doing some serious damage (which it doesn't sound like) I don't think it would affect a completely healed tattoo. But then, that's just coming from seeing other people heal scratches and whatnot on tattoos (my one and only, for the moment, is in a place that doesn't get hit at all very often, let alone scratched or ripped). The colours in the tattoo are an issue as well. It seems that the darker the tattoo, the more a large scar will stand out.
As far as tips, I guess the only thing she could really do is treat any scratches with Neosporin or something of that nature that helps injuries heal more cleanly. Otherwise, I dunno ._.
Has she asked a tattoo artist about it? They'd probably know better than anyone.
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Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2009 10:04 pm
laharl15 Yay! And, I figured it'd be something like that. ^-^ And. Response #1. Wow. Um...Hm. That's a really good question. Well, unless he's doing some serious damage (which it doesn't sound like) I don't think it would affect a completely healed tattoo. But then, that's just coming from seeing other people heal scratches and whatnot on tattoos (my one and only, for the moment, is in a place that doesn't get hit at all very often, let alone scratched or ripped). The colours in the tattoo are an issue as well. It seems that the darker the tattoo, the more a large scar will stand out.
As far as tips, I guess the only thing she could really do is treat any scratches with Neosporin or something of that nature that helps injuries heal more cleanly. Otherwise, I dunno ._.
Has she asked a tattoo artist about it? They'd probably know better than anyone.
Alas I still have not started the piece. Money always seems to be an issue, especially since I've been out of a job for a few months now. Like I said I'll for sure let you know when I get it started.
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