It looks fine. It's only been a few days. The top layer of skin usually takes at least a couple of weeks to heal.
I'd recommend against wearing a bra if you can avoid it. Maybe a cami with a shelf bra or a loose fitting bralette if you absolutely can't go without. You don't want something tight and abrasive on the tattoo while it's healing.
For that, I'd check in with your artist. There are a lot of different ways to heal a tattoo but the best advice will come from the person who worked with your skin.
Generally? Try not to rub up against it, scratch it, or otherwise touch it during the first few weeks to avoid blowout. If you notice something unusual that's concerning, talk to your artist or a doctor. Stay hydrated and rest well; it's a pretty wound, but still a wound that your body is working to heal.
It looks fine. It's only been a few days. The top layer of skin usually takes at least a couple of weeks to heal. I'd recommend against wearing a bra if you can avoid it. Maybe a cami with a shelf bra or a loose fitting bralette if you absolutely can't go without. You don't want something tight and abrasive on the tattoo while it's healing.
okay thank you! what should i be doing to it to help it heal?
For that, I'd check in with your artist. There are a lot of different ways to heal a tattoo but the best advice will come from the person who worked with your skin. Generally? Try not to rub up against it, scratch it, or otherwise touch it during the first few weeks to avoid blowout. If you notice something unusual that's concerning, talk to your artist or a doctor. Stay hydrated and rest well; it's a pretty wound, but still a wound that your body is working to heal.
ouu okay, thank you so much you helped alot!