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TI 1 Tattooing Contract Description of procedure-I 19303(a)I If you are thinking about getting your first tattoo, but are unfamiliar with the process, the thought might meet you with anticipation. Fear of the unknown can sometimes hold us back from doing things we really want to do. You might be concerned that it will hurt too much. You might be worried that you wouldn't know if the artist was doing something wrong. The best thing you can do is educate yourself on the process of the tattoo application, and that way you will be prepared and know what to expect when you sit inthe artist's chair. So, how is a tattoo applied to the skin? From start to finish, this article will tell you exactly how the human skin is transformed into a beautiful work of art. Please keep in mind that the following outline describes the most favorable situation for getting a tattoo. There will always be differences between one artist and the next, but any major deviance from these guidelines could indicate a problem. Once you have decided on your tattoo design and your artist, you will be required to show valid identification for proof of age. You may also be asked for your address and phone number, so your artist can contact you in the future if need be. In most studios, payment must be made before services are rendered. It is up to each studio to decide which methods of payment they accept. Whatever method you pay with, make sure they give you a receipt. Post procedure instructions-I 19303(a)4 a) information of proper care for procedure site Tattoo Aftercare—How to Take Care of Your New Tattoo Now,you have your fresh new tattoo,and you want to take good care of itl From this point on,your artist is not responsible for any infection or problems you may have with your tattoo if you don't take proper care of it.it is very important that you follow these guidelines.A really beautiful tattoo can turn into a disaster if the proper aftercare is not taken.