To-day's To-Dos

[zianuray]

Get stuff up on Etsy

Get pics up on Etsy

Get product descriptions up on Etsy

Mail 4 books at PO

Get prices up on Etsy

Get bags of excess jewelry-making bits up on Etsy -- remember to list as supplies!

Comments

[bleuberi21.livejournal.com]

Have you thought about, or considered making an oil for post-tattooing care? Duane and I talked about that last week, after he got his new one.

[zianuray.livejournal.com]

I have thought about it, but don't know enough about tats yet to know what would be good -- the only artist I've asked about it said it HAS to be vaseline -- ick! -- or it'd mess things up. (Though I'm not too sure he didn't have another motive -- like making one hisself!) If you have other info, lemmee at it!

[bleuberi21.livejournal.com]

I think vaseline has petroleum in it, which is a HUGE nono, but maybe he was talking about the lotion or something. Duane would be able to tell you more about what is needed, as he's gotten significantly many more than me, lol. The best thing I've used is the Burt's Bees hand salve.

[ravenspirit70.livejournal.com]

petroleum? He is full os shit. That will pull the color right out of it. NOOOOOOO Dont use that

[zianuray.livejournal.com]

I was wondering about that.

I'll do some research :)

Do you see a problem with an added antiseptic/cytophlactic agent like Lavender oil?

[ravenspirit70.livejournal.com]

Nope Rosemarry is good too. It is in Tattoo Goo.

[rebeccasophia.livejournal.com]

I used a rosemary oil mix when I got my last one. Tat Goo is good, like Duane said. Some artists recommend Lubraderm (sp?) perhaps because of the limited additives and no petroleum? Dunno -- didn't ask.

I'll ask John and Dallas for ya when I get this next one. Or I'll take you with and you can talk to them if you want! *smile*