There is nothing more exciting than a new tattoo. It is very important to take care of your tattoo ink as soon as you get it to make it look healthy and vibrant! 

But what if after a few years you start noticing that your tattoo looks a little faded and needs a touch-up? Tattoo fading is natural, but there are things you can do to prevent it from ruining your art. 

It will look very bright and vibrant after you just start tattooing. But after a few days, these effects may start to darken as your skin gets used to the tattoo ink. As long as you take care of it and let it heal properly, it will still look great. 

If you plan on getting a tattoo at a young age (20s-30s), you may not see faded tattoos until your 50s! Proper maintenance of your tattoo ink can help slow down the process significantly, but we're not going to lie and say your tattoo will never fade. It is completely natural and normal to see this over time. As for how fast a tattoo fades, there are factors that can make it worse. 

Black and gray tattoos tend to last longer than colored tattoos. They will look more vibrant for a longer period of time. This is especially true if the colored tattoo is light or watercolor. White ink fades the fastest. While black and gray tattoo inks may look less faded over time, it's likely that all tattoos will fade at least a little at some point. 

We all wonder how to keep tattoos from fading. These 6 tips are all you can do in your daily routine to keep your tattoo from fading too quickly.

Tattoos that have healed are the easiest to maintain. Tattoo healing has many stages and requires a lot of patience. But if the tattoo is not properly cared for and healed, the chances of it changing faster and fading are high. 

Why not develop a good aftercare routine from the start? Taking good care of your tattoo ink from the start will slow the fading of your tattoo. 

When choosing the perfect location for your tattoo, consider the areas of your body that have the least friction. For example, tattoos on body parts like your palms and feet may experience more friction than tattoos on the back of your neck. Shoes and socks may rub against your tattoo, causing it to fade over time.

We are not the first to tell you that it is very important to protect your skin from direct sunlight with tattoos. But we want to stress that the sun does damage your tattoo at all stages of its life, from the tattoo healing stage to 30 years later. At least wear sunscreen, if you can cover it with loose clothing or some form of covering, that would be ideal. 

This can be quite a challenge, so reapply sunscreen as often as possible! A tattoo-friendly daily mineral SPF made from cleansing ingredients can really add years of vibrancy to your tattoo. 

 

Smoking is bad for you. This is not news. But smoking can also make your tattoo look really faded and lifeless! Smoking reduces collagen production in the body - which is what makes the skin more elastic. If your skin has decreased elasticity, your tattoo ink is likely to bleed. 

Hydrated skin has a better chance of staying regular and reducing irritation. When your skin is well hydrated, it will look fresher and less dry and cracked. Use unscented and organic balms and lotions to help ensure you're not using harsh chemicals that can dry out your skin. 

Skin health can be affected by many factors-affecting the appearance of a tattoo over time. As far as skin health is concerned, drinking water every day is a great place to start. Also, it is very beneficial to your overall health. Exercise and a balanced diet may sound simple, but it really makes a difference in keeping your skin looking and feeling good! 

The above describes how to prevent your tattoo ink from fading. If you still do not understand or want to buy tattoo ink, please contact us.

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