The botanical tattoo
What is this?
Botanical tattoos are distinguished by their elegance and deep connection to nature. These tattoos, often detailed and delicate, represent various elements of the plant kingdom, such as flowers, leaves, branches, trees, and even mushrooms or fruits.
Botanical pointillism tattoos are works of art that combine the natural beauty of plants with the detailed technique of pointillism. This method uses a series of tiny dots to create images and shading, offering a unique and sophisticated visual effect.
Pointillism involves using numerous tiny dots to form images. By varying the density and size of the dots, artists can create subtle gradients, shading, and complex textures. This technique gives tattoos a textured and often slightly grainy appearance.
Included in the session
Prior consultation
Customizing the design
Skin preparation
Tattoo application
Revisions along the way
Post-tattoo care
Individual sachet of tattoo healing ointment
Photograph of the final result
Follow-up for retouching (if necessary)
Before the service
Keep the skin in the area to be tattooed well moisturized before the session.
Shave the area to be tattooed, if necessary, the day before your session.
Do not expose yourself to the sun without protection 1 week before your tattoo.
Avoid tanning, sunburn, as well as IPL and other laser therapies on the area to be tattooed for 2 weeks before your tattoo.
Avoid consuming alcohol or aspirin 48 hours before the procedure.
Avoid medications or supplements that may affect blood clotting 3 days before your tattoo session.
Avoid caffeine on the day of your session.
Wear loose-fitting black clothing that allows easy access to the area to be tattooed.
Stay well hydrated on the day of your tattoo session.
Conseils après la prestation
Leave the bandage on for 4 to 5 days: This helps protect the area from bacteria.
Clean gently with neutral soap: Once you remove the bandage, gently wash the tattooed area with mild soap and lukewarm water twice a day, morning and evening. Do not use perfumed soap or abrasive agents.
Pat dry gently: After cleaning, be sure to dry the area by gently patting it with a clean towel. Avoid rubbing vigorously.
Apply a thin layer of tattoo healing ointment: Use the balm provided by your tattoo artist after each cleaning of your tattoo on dry skin. Apply a thin layer to avoid excess.
Repeat this washing and ointment routine throughout the healing period.
Avoid direct sun exposure: Avoid direct sun exposure during the healing period. UV rays can damage freshly tattooed skin and cause complications.
Avoid prolonged baths: Avoid prolonged baths, saunas, and swimming pools during the healing period. Limit the time spent in water to prevent excessive skin softening.
Avoid scratching or rubbing the area: Even though it may be tempting, do not scratch the tattooed area. This could lead to complications and loss of color.
Wear loose clothing: If the tattoo is in an area where clothing may rub, wear loose clothing during the healing period to avoid irritation.
Avoid irritants: Avoid irritants such as alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, or antibiotic creams, unless otherwise instructed by your tattoo artist.
Do not pick at the scabs: Let the scabs fall off on their own for optimal healing.
If signs of infection appear (excessive redness, swelling, pus discharge, fever, etc.), it is important to consult a healthcare professional quickly.
The healing period is between 2 and 4 weeks.