There are a lot of preventative ways to keep bodily fluids off of
yourself, your client and your equipment using barrier control
devices also called barrier protection. Avoiding contact with
bodily fluids can be done through the means of nonporous
articles worn by the tattoo artist, as well as covering furniture,
equipment and tools.
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