For those who live in Spain with its eternal summer, this is an interesting question. Is summer the right time to get that tattoo you’ve been dreaming about for months? The newspaper Herald I looked it up for you.
At La Venenosa studio in Zaragoza, this is one of the most frequently asked questions: “Can I get a new tattoo during the summer?” In addition, many people choose the holidays to decorate their bodies with ink. A bit cheaper in Spain than in the Netherlands, right? But is that why it is a good idea?
Diana from La Venenosa answers. “A lot depends on your summer style.”Tattoos are actually “wounds” and therefore need time to heal. Therefore, full exposure to sunlight or any other substance is usually not a good idea.
However, that’s no problem for Esther and her daughter Ariadne. They got tattoos together on July 3. “I actually got a tattoo over the summer and it wasn’t a problem, specifically because I listened carefully to the artist’s recommendations.”“She says as Diana places a tulip on her upper arm. The worst of the wound usually heals within three days, and if all goes well, they can return to normal summer life after two weeks.
So yes or no? According to world experts, no problem. You should completely cover the tattoo for three days, wash everything well, use a special ointment, and always wear sunscreen. In this case, there should be no risk of inflammation for seven days. Diana herself believes that this is the best time of the year. “If I get a big tattoo, I intentionally do it in the summer.”Says. “Then I put on light clothing that reduces rubbing on the wound.”.
In Spain, at least 20% of the population has some type of tattoo. Doctors point out that summer is “not the best period”. The first enemy of the ink is the UV rays. During that period they are very high and therefore the sun can cause damage. Over time, the sun will always fade the ink. Therefore, sunscreen is not only essential for those who want to take care of their skin, but also for those who hope to enjoy their colorful tattoo for a long time.
