By Sina Sadeddin Architectural Design May 17, 2017
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By Chair Caning & Wicker Repair January 11, 2014
Thank you for connecting with Chair Caning & Wicker Repair www.chaircaning.webs.com 704-235-8171, it is a pleasure having you in our network. We wish your business to have continued growth and success.Giving your company 5 stars and other "compliments" to your Circle site for your kindness. ...read more
By Chair Caning & Wicker Repair December 26, 2013
Thank you for connecting with Chair Caning & Wicker Repair www.chaircaning.webs.com 704-235-8171, it is a pleasure having you in our network. We wish your business to have continued growth and success.Giving your company 5 stars and other "compliments" to your Circle site for your kindness. ...read more
Before Piercing Tips: Assess Your Health: Certain pre-existing medical conditions will impact how well your body heals after a piecing. Always disclose and discuss these issues with your piercer and/or doctor before you get one done. Diabetes or severe heart issues could impact how long it takes your body to heal. People with metal allergies should also be cautious and ask about the metal of the piercing. Talk to your piercer about any of these health issues and they will advise you on how best to proceed. Tools of the Trade: Most professional piercers will tell you a needle is better than a gun, and they would be right. Getting pierced with a needle causes less shock to your body and heals faster. Select Location: Where you get pierced will impact how long it takes to heal. Areas around the mouth tend to heal faster while cartilage piercings will take longer to heal than lobe ones. Ask your piercer about healing times for various locations to help you decide. After Piercing Tips: Common Health Complications: Many health problems happen because people either don’t follow or stop following the prescribed aftercare tips. Piercings take at least a full 6-8 weeks to heal. Some piercings might naturally be rejected even if you follow all the advice. Contact your piercer if you feel your piercing isn’t healing properly. Aftercare: Always follow the provided aftercare advice. A new piercing might look red, feel sore, or crust over but that is all apart of the natural healing process. The only touch, rotate or disturb the piercing when it is being cleaned or it is wet. Any oozing or puss might be a sign of infection so contact a doctor or piercer right away. General Tips: It’s always best to be informed so do research before you decide on a piercer or piercing. Check out your piercer’s portfolio to make sure they are skilled and you like their work. And always follow the aftercare advice of the piercer; they are the professionals after all. ...read more
By The Village Ink May 18, 2017
At our Toronto Tattoo Shop we̢۪re inclined to believe that winter is the most magical time of the year. Holiday Symbols No matter what holiday you celebrate there are an abundance of image ideas to display your love. Santa Clause, Christmas trees, menorahs, Stars of David and candles are all ideas to consider depending on your religion. Holiday Movies Holiday movies are iconic and can be special traditions for some people. A tattoo of your favorite line or character from a holiday movie is a great way to show your love of the season. Snowflake No two snowflakes are alike which makes this winter symbol a great tattoo idea. The simple image can be done in every style and made to look as unique as you are. Winter Activities Sometimes the best thing about winter is the activities that come with it. Skiing, ice-skating, and snowboarding are just a few of the awesome activities that winter brings with it. ...read more
By The Village Ink May 18, 2017
Complexity Simply put, the more complex the tattoo the more time under the needle. High levels of detail require more time to get the right shading and shape necessary to make the image come to life- and look good! The last thing you want is a rushed tattoo job. Style Certain styles take longer than others. Pointillism and realism portraits typically take longer than simple line work or minimalist ink. The color pallet of your tattoo also impacts the length. Black and grey ink is usually faster than color ink, which requires the ink to be layered multiple times to get the correct vibrancy. Size Size is probably the biggest factor when it comes to determining how long your tattoo is going to take. Small tattoos clearly will take less time. Larger tattoos can take multiple sessions over weeks or years to complete. Artist The more comfortable and practice a tattoo artist has with a certain style, or in general, will impact their speed at inking. Check out their portfolio and be sure to ask them how long certain pieces took to get an idea. After Care (For Multiple Sessions) If you decided to go with a large, multi-session piece it̢۪s key to listen to your tattoo artists aftercare plan. The longer it takes for your skin to heal, the longer you have to wait in-between each session. ...read more
By The Village Ink May 18, 2017
Every tattoo artist needs a professional tattoo kit to create quality work. These days there are a number of ways to find affordable, quality tattoo kits. Do your homework and you may find just the kit you want for much cheaper than you expected. ...read more
When you get a tattoo, it is permanent, so designing your own tattoo online before you get one makes sense. Tattoo parlors have thousands of designs for you to choose from, and it is hard to choose one out of so many. When you design your own tattoo online, you can use your own images, or use a templa... ...read more