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Tattoo Aftercare

Master Svietliy hand-poking a yantra on a clients arm

 

 

Aftercare instructions are as follows: 
Never pick or itch a healing tattoo
    Avoid swimming or soaking the tattoo for 2 weeks
      Refrain from sweating (i.e. running, sauna, working out, hot yoga, etc.) for 2 weeks
        Avoid sun exposure and/or apply natural sunscreen with at least 50 SPF
          Keep the second skin on for up to 5 days
            After peeling the second skin off, wash your tattoo with antibacterial soap and pat dry.
              Touch your new tattoo with clean hands only
                Apply recommended aftercare ointment (i.e. Aquaphor) to keep it moist.
                  Repeat 2-3x a day for 2 weeks.
                    Let it breathe - do not rewrap

                       

                      A client displaying both of their magical yantras created by Master Svietliy.   

                      Sak Yant Sung Ceremonies:

                      If you have received a Sak Yant Ceremony, it is necessary that you understand the integration process and continue to follow specific energetic guidelines for 66 days. This includes, but is not limited to, daily meditation, eating a plant-based diet, sobriety, protecting your energy and practicing good hygiene.

                      To fully understand the depth of your Sak Yant integration, please read this article.

                      Sak Yant Ceremony Integration Article

                      Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns during the healing process.

                       

                      

                      If you are seeking further integration support and guidance, Master Svietliy offers private personalized meditation session to offer assistance. This is an incredibly great tool you can use time and time again, too. Click the link below to learn more.









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