You have to be more than 18 years old to get tattooed in the state of Texas.

Age is just the start. For all the other essential tips, read our complete guide on the things you should know before getting your first tattoo.

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Each person's pain tolerance is different. There are differences in pain levels at each location on the body.

It is difficult to describe the exact pain. But it's definitely not easy. But in the end, it will be worth it after completing the work.

Since pain varies by location, consult our visual tattoo pain chart to see exactly which spots hurt the most and least.

Since tattoo artists provide a service, typically quoting factors such as size and details vary from person to person.

It is always best to consult with the artist in person to discuss details and get an accurate quote based on the customized tattoo you are wanting.

To help you budget before your consultation, see a detailed breakdown of local pricing in our complete guide on how much tattoos cost in San Antonio.

Proper aftercare is necessary to avoid infections or scarring.

Avoid touching, picking or scratching the tattoo, placing your tattoo into bodies of water, places like lakes, rivers, bath tubs carry bacteria and exposing your tattoo to sunlight as much as possible, a sunburn can definitely interfere with the healing process of your tattoo.

Read our comprehensive guide on what to avoid after getting a tattoo for a complete aftercare checklist.

Remove covering and wash with warm water and antibacterial soap. Don't scrub, but be sure to remove any blood or dry ink. Pat dry, then apply a small amount of antibiotic cream or lotion and rub in until completely dissolved into the skin. Do this 3-5 times per day for the first week. DO NOT scratch or peel off the scab. Do not soak in water, avoid exposure to the sun. Use sterile bandages if needed. Continue to apply lotion until skin is completely healed and smooth. Any touchups can be done once tattoo is completely healed. (4-6 weeks). Ibuprofen or other NSAID (use as directed on bottle) will help reduce swelling.

The pain level of a piercing varies based on individual tolerance, location, piercer skill, aftercare, and mindset. Typically, it involves brief discomfort during the procedure, which subsides quickly for most people.

You should start cleaning your piercing 24 hours after getting it pierced.

It's not safe to get pierced while nursing due to the risk of infection, milk duct damage, and potential impact on breastfeeding. It's advisable to wait until after nursing to consider getting pierced.

The healing time for a piercing varies depending on the type and individual factors. Generally, earlobe piercings take 6-8 weeks, while cartilage piercings may take 6 months to 1 year. Proper aftercare is essential to promote healing and prevent complications.

It's not advisable to go swimming after getting a piercing as it can introduce bacteria and irritants, increasing the risk of infection and delaying healing. It's best to wait until the piercing has fully healed before swimming.

After getting a new piercing, avoid touching it with dirty hands, twisting the jewelry, using harsh cleaning products, submerging it in water, applying ointments, changing jewelry prematurely, sleeping on it, or exposing it to excessive movement or friction. Following these guidelines promotes proper healing and reduces the risk of infection.