Your tattoo can be covered up with something completely new. Check out coverup projects in the Cover-Up & Re-Ink Tattoos gallery.
Tattoo FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q: How do I look after a new Tattoo?
A: With a little time and proper care, your new Tattoo should heal up nicely. Be sure not to spoil it with improper care in the first few days. For more detailed information, check out my Tattoo Care advice.
Q: Tattoo Dyes are injected into my skin. Are they safe?
A: In Canada, Tattoo Dyes are considered cosmetics and regulated by Health Canada under the Food and Drugs Act and Cosmetic Regulations. According to Health Canada, "It is against the law to sell products in Canada which do not meet the requirements of the Cosmetic Regulations." Manufacturers are required to notify Health Canada of their products. You should always confirm that the dyes used for your Tattoo are properly registered with Health Canada. Information on the Cosmetic Regulations, how to notify Health Canada and other regulations can be found at www.healthcanada.gc.ca/cosmetics.
Toronto Northern Ink Exposure 2010
Health Educators (http://www.hlthedu.com) will be at NIX Thursday June 17th in Toronto, Ontario to teach a one day course regarding bloodborne pathogens and infection control. Seating is- EXTREMELY limited so pre-registration is required immediately. Please Download the Registration Form or contact- Jesse Villemaire if you wish to register and have any further questions @ 519-653-4333
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Canada News
Canada's De Jong receives good news on injury
The injury suffered by defender Marcel De Jong in Canada's loss to Peru in a friendly match is not as serious as was feared. De Jong suffered a displaced collarbone that was put back in place by doctors after the match, said coach Stephen Hart. Mon, 06 Sep 2010 11:27:05 -0700
