!! I LOVE THEM !!
adoro mettere le mani dove altri si fermerebbero e adoro trasformare un corpo che un altro evento ha trasformato prima di me
I love to put my hands where others would stop and I love to transform a body that another event has transformed before me
I really like the idea of being part of this change
I think all tattoos bring a very big psychological change, but the cover ups of scars even more and they have soooo much more chance to change someone’s life forever
most of the scars I cover are psychological, invisible to the eye
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cover ups require more work,
obviously, compared to tattoos on intact ``canvas``:
- they require a longer, more detailed and scrupulous planning
- different technical skills
- different skin and time management
- a touch up of the tattoo is more likely to take after 4-6 weeks because scar skin may choose to heal differently than healthy skin
- and also require more careful and scrupulous care by the client during the recovery phase ^ _ ^
for these reasons I apply a 20% increase on the price of the tattoo but I am so sure of my skills in this field that:
- I will not ask you for the deposit and if you do not feel like getting tattooed until the last minute you can go away without spending anything
- 10% of the amount you will pay me a month after the tattoo, only if you are satisfied with the result
until some time ago I treated this topic with total discretion and silence
respecting the customer and his disturbance, I never even dared to ask to take a picture
then a girl, a year after our date, asked me to public her story because she was now very proud of it! that day, she went for a walk with me in a TATTOO CONVENTION showing everyone her leg and showing the photo of how it was before … I saw her going around wearing shorts and I saw pictures of her at the seaside in bikini, knowing that for thirty years she had never done it!
I published her photos and gave hope to those people who discovered that they have an alternative
THIS
is the photographic story of Ilaria
and other people who had the courage to tell about their change:
