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07-14-2007, 11:04 AM

On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 05:38:36 -0000, dennis <ukonstantin@cityweb.de>
wrote:

>I got a new tattoo for a few month ago...
>Right now I saw on two parts which are lime the skin are always
>try...like peeling...

Do you mean "dry" instead of "try"? The word you're using means to
attempt to accomplish something, and "dry" means a lack of water or
moisture?

>I don't think this is normal..so what can I do ? Maybe this is a
>incompatibility...on my skin !?

It's unusual for a tattoo to still be doing that after a few months,
especially if it's only happening on one colour. Is it also itchy or
swollen?

>any help for me ? or did anyone had the same problem ?

I haven't heard of that problem with green ink, but some people have
been known to react to certain kinds of red ink.

I would suggest that you speak to your tattoo artist and try to get as
much information as they can give you about the kind of ink they used,
and then I would see a dermatologist (a doctor specializing in
problems with skin).

nj"good luck"m

--
"I do not rhyme to that dull elf
Who cannot imagine to himself..."

07-14-2007, 11:04 AM	#2 (permalink)
N Jill Marsh Posts: n/a	Re: Try skin after Tattoo On Sat, 14 Jul 2007 05:38:36 -0000, dennis <ukonstantin@cityweb.de> wrote: >I got a new tattoo for a few month ago... >Right now I saw on two parts which are lime the skin are always >try...like peeling... Do you mean "dry" instead of "try"? The word you're using means to attempt to accomplish something, and "dry" means a lack of water or moisture? >I don't think this is normal..so what can I do ? Maybe this is a >incompatibility...on my skin !? It's unusual for a tattoo to still be doing that after a few months, especially if it's only happening on one colour. Is it also itchy or swollen? >any help for me ? or did anyone had the same problem ? I haven't heard of that problem with green ink, but some people have been known to react to certain kinds of red ink. I would suggest that you speak to your tattoo artist and try to get as much information as they can give you about the kind of ink they used, and then I would see a dermatologist (a doctor specializing in problems with skin). nj"good luck"m -- "I do not rhyme to that dull elf Who cannot imagine to himself..."