If using a non-adhesive plastic (saran) or absorbent wrap; Leave wrap on for no more than 4 hours.
Watch for negative reactions; A negative reaction to your bandage can look like, redness, swelling, itching and in extreme cases, blistering around the edges of the bandage itself, not necessarily around the tattoo. You may also experience an allergic reaction to the pigments used in your tattoo. This can present itself as an infection, pimples, weeping, prolonged redness and pain. If you experience any negative reaction, contact your artist or medical physician with your concerns. Avoid asking for advise from friends, family, or internet searches.
Wash tattoo; once bandage or wrap is removed, wash your tattoo gently, no less than 2 times daily, with unscented anti-bacterial, liquid soap, pat to dry with a paper towel or allow to air dry. Only touch your tattoo with clean hands.
Do not partake in activities causing sweating; sweat can carry bacteria into your tattoo. Avoid things such as working out, tanning beds, sunbathing, saunas, infrared treatments, hiking, etc.
Do not itch or scratch; If your tattoo feels itchy it is best to moisturize, slap or pat your tattoo. Itching or scratching your tattoo will result in poor healed results.