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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Why use disposable ink?
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The typical ink or pigment that is used in tattoo process is kept in a bottle, usually 1oz-8oz. The...
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Tattoo Machine Troubleshooting
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If you’re having problems with your clip cord and you don’t know what it is, it just doesn't seem...
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Liner speed on a shader…
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I consider a Liner Shader to be a machine that I use for shading gradients and blending. This machine...
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What is Coloring?
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The best example I can give of coloring, in tattoo terminology, is when you fill in a tribal piece...
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More gray shading techniques
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Another common technique is the true grey pigment method. With the true grey ink method grey inks are mixed...
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Contact Points
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The contact point is another important part of the tattoo machine. The contact point is the tiny actual spot...
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Power supply selection..
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Tattoo power supplies, like everything else in tattoo, are a matter of personal preference. The artist will have to...
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Work Area Set-Up
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The cold zone is defined as an area that holds your sterile materials. This area is not to be...
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