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The document provides detailed aftercare instructions for newly acquired tattoos, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness, moisture, and protection from sun exposure. Key steps include removing the bandage after a few hours, washing with mild soap, applying a thin layer of ointment, and maintaining moisture without overdoing it. It advises against prolonged soaking, scratching, or exposing the tattoo to sunlight during the healing process to ensure optimal healing and vibrant results.

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How long should you wait to take off a bandage?

Bandages should be applied when casualty is sitting or lying down. Support the injured part in proper position while bandaging. Use sterile or clean material for bandaging. Cover the entire wound.

Do wounds heal quicker, covered or uncovered?

Wounds need to be covered so that they can heal properly. When a wound is left uncovered, the new surface cells that are being created can easily dry out. When these important cells dry out, it tends to slow down the healing process. A wound should be covered using a clean bandage.

How long should a bandage stay on?

You should change your bandage daily especially if it gets dirty, wet, or compromised in any way. Be sure your hands are clean before changing a bandage, too. If you already have a scab, still cover it up. This will reduce the chances of re-injury from tearing or scratching at the scab.