Can chicken skin be tattooed? Don't rub salt into the wound.

Chicken skin looks very unsightly, so some people want to cover it with tattoos. However, I don’t know if this method is feasible. Let’s take a look at whether chicken skin can be tattooed.

Can chicken skin be tattooed?

People with chicken skin should not get tattoos, because chicken skin is a skin disease, and tattoos have the risk of causing dermatitis, allergies and other skin damage, which may make the chicken skin worse and even cause skin diseases other than chicken skin, making your skin worse and worse. There are many kinds of pigments used for tattoos, many of which are chemical substances. People with poor physical constitutions are prone to dermatitis and allergies, resulting in local itching, pain, burning sensation, numbness, etc.

What should I pay attention to when having chicken skin

Don't squeeze, grab or pick

Try not to squeeze the papules on the chicken skin at will, so as not to accidentally cause inflammation and infection of the pores. Squeezing, scratching, and picking with your hands will cause edema of the tissues around the pores, making the pore openings smaller and more easily clogged, causing acne and folliculitis. If scratched, it will cause inflammation and pigmentation. So don't scratch or scratch.

Don't take a shower every day

Don't take a bath every day. Although shower gel can remove dead skin cells to a certain extent, it may also remove too much oil. Therefore, people with chicken skin only need to take a bath every two or three days in winter. Even if you have to take a bath every day, you can only use water without shower gel.