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Raven(David) | Tattoo Artist | Portfolio and Contact | @ravenmechanica Raven aka David Specializes in black and grey. Loves bio-mech work! Contact @ravenmechanica Shop Tel: (346) 299-3322 Address: 596 Sawdust Road, Spring, Texas, 77380

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It's important to know state laws, age requirements and other information pertaining to tattoos and piercings. Visit our FAQs page to read more. Age Requirements and Payment Options Age Requirements for Tattoos Must be 18 years or older, with some legal form of identification. All clients are required by law to sign a consent form. Documents must be filled out completely. As stated in the law: " Sec. 146.012. TATTOOS PROHIBITED FOR CERTAIN PERSONS. (a) A tattooist may not tattoo: [1] except as provided by Subsectiopn (a-1), a person younger than 18 years of age ". Client Care During the session, FREE water will be available to the client. It's okay to ask for a moment, if you feel weak or faint. The restroom is available at the end of the hall. Snacks are available in the seating area. Thank you! Business cards are available in the front lobby and our main social contact is Instagram, @electric_cat_tattoo . You may find us on Facebook , Electric Cat Tattoo, as well. Call or walk-in anytime!

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Piercing Aftercare | We've done the research for you! All you need to know is right here. Provided by Electric Cat Tattoo. Piercing Aftercare Full Overview From Electric Cat Tattoo What to Expect Initially, you may experience some bleeding, swelling, tenderness, or bruising. During the healing process, expect discolor, itching, and a whitish-yellow fluid that can crust around the jewelry. Remember, a piercing may feel healed on the outside while still being delicate inside, so maintain cleanliness and patience throughout the healing period. Once healed, avoid forcing the jewelry, and incorporate cleaning into your hygiene routine to prevent any accumulation of bumps or infections. Even those that have healed, can shrink or close quickly, so, it's essential to keep jewelry in place. Cleaning Options You can wash your piercing with anti-bacterial soap and water, wound wash, or saline solution. Whichever you choose, you will first want to wash your hands thoroughly. It's important not to introduce any bacteria to the piercing because it's an open wound that is vulnerable to infection. So it's crucial to never touch your piercing or jewelry with dirty hands. We do not recommend using anti-bacterial soap consistently after the first week. Overuse of the product can cause blisters, dryness oor irritation. Heal Time It’s important to understand the healing process of ear piercings, as it varies depending on the type and location of the piercing. Earlobes typically heal in 6 to 8 weeks, while cartilage piercings can take anywhere from months to a year. Remember, while the outer part of the piercing may appear healed, the interior may still be, so patience is key. To care for your piercing, clean the area two to three times daily with a saline solution, wound wash, or a gentle, fragrance-free soap, ensuring to rinse and dry it properly with sterile. Concerns A piercing makes an opening in a part of the body where you can wear jewelry. All piercings carry a risk of health problems developing afterward. Those risks include: Allergic reactions. Some jewelry used with a piercing can cause allergic reactions. That's especially true for jewelry made of nickel. Skin infections. An infection can cause redness, pain and swelling after a piercing. A fluid that looks like pus also may come out of the pierced hole when there's an infection. Other skin problems. Piercing can lead to keloids. Keloids are raised areas on the skin caused by an overgrowth of scar tissue. Mouth concerns. Jewelry worn in tongue piercings can chip and crack teeth. Jewelry also may damage the gums. Tongue swelling and inflammation after a piercing may affect chewing, swallowing and sometimes breathing. Diseases spread through blood. If piercing equipment has infected blood on it, you can get diseases that are spread through blood. Examples include hepatitis B, hepatitis C and tetanus. Tearing or trauma. Jewelry in piercings can get caught and torn out accidentally. Those injuries may need stitches or another type of repair. You might need medicine or other treatment if you develop an allergic reaction, infection or other skin problems near the piercing. Tips Follow these tips to help your piercing heal: Clean both the front and the back of the piercing twice a day. Wash your hands well before touching your piercing. Make sure the earring backing is secure, but not too tight. Avoid touching your piercing when you’re not cleaning it. Stay out of pools, hot tubs, beaches, etc., until it’s healed. What to Expect Cleaning Options Heal Time Concerns Tips Piercing Aftercare Products Anti-bacterial Soap Wound Wash Saline Spray Baby Dove Sensitive Skincare Wash H2Ocean Organic Skin Oils Ointments Base Laboratories Keloid Bump Removal Things to Avoid: Fresh Piercing Things to Avoid X Harsh Chemicals: Do not use alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, or other harsh disinfectants, as they can irritate the wound and slow healing. May cause dry or peeling skin. X Over-Cleaning: Cleaning more than once or twice a day can also cause irritation. May cause dry or peeling skin. X Touching or Rotating Jewelry: Avoid touching, rotating, or moving the jewelry (unless you are cleaning it). X Submerging the Piercing: Keep the piercing out of pools, baths, and oceans, etc. There may be bacteria present in the water that can cause an infection. X Products: Avoid getting makeup, hair products, or other cosmetics on or around the new piercing. This could infect the piercing. X Picking: Never pick at the crust or dried fluid around your piercing (unless you are cleaning it with soap and water). Your body will naturally expel dead skin and other bodily fluids. Allow time for dead skin and scabs to fall off naturally. Picking at scabs can result in tearing open the skin and reversing the healing process. Share Your Feedback About Our Piercing Aftercare Email* Share your feedback (optional) Star rating* Submit Subscribe to our newsletter • Don’t miss out! NO SPAM OR ONLINE SALES. Email* Join I want to subscribe to your mailing list.