The tools that are directly used in the tattoo process are typically
the primary focus of sanitation. It is important to also remember
that the surfaces around the work area are just as prone to bodily
fluid splatter and contamination as the actual tattoo machine
apparatus. The counters, floors, furniture and even your tattoo
machine can and will be contaminated with bodily fluids. These
areas, once contaminated, must be sterilized to the best of your
ability before cross contamination occurs with the next client.
Chemical Sanitation
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Updates
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Hello users. I want to let you know that I am working hard at getting more content for the...
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Most effective way to sterilize surfaces and gear?
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Sanitation chemicals come from all different suppliers and manufacturers. These chemicals are typically not usable on instruments that will...
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Color Application
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Color can be applied to the skin either as a gradient or as a solid color. It is important...
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Liner or Shader Machines
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A lot of older tattoo artists used to have the misconception that you should have a “liner” and a...
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More about Voltage / Electricity
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The tattoo process requires power. While it is possible to run a tattoo machine without a proper power supply...
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Sumi
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Sumi™ inks are available as well to tattoo artists. These inks will have a very smooth grey appearance in...
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Multi-meter is useful in the tattoo studio
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You should become familiar with a digital voltmeter or multimeter. It is recommended that all tattoo artists own a...
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Less wraps / more wraps? Coils
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It is important to remember that less wraps in a coil means less resistance. Less resistance means that the...
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