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So you're thinking about getting a tattoo...

Found this wonderful article from the net and since it ties up very closely with our ongoing Tattoo Extravaganza, we're re-blogging this for you guys! Credits go to hubpages and http://www.first-tattoo-designs.com


1. A tattoo lasts forever. Don't rush into your design decision and end up with a design you will regret. Join some online tattoo galleries to get ideas, and don't make an impulse decision. When in doubt, just slow down a little before you get the actual ink.


2. If this is going to be your first tattoo, don't go big. Small tattoos can hold just as much personal expression as a large piece. Also, with only a little 'skin in the game', small tattoos are easier to work around later if you have a change of heart and need a cover-up.


3. If you are underage, or not ready to make the permanent commitment, consider a temporary tattoo. Henna tattoos can give you an idea of how you will feel about your design and will wash off in a month or so. When you join a tattoo design gallery, you can even print out the designs and have them converted to a temporary tattoo to try out.


4. If any of your friends have tattoos, talk to them to get an idea of how getting a tattoo was for them. Ask them questions... How much did it hurt? Who did your tattoo? Was the tattoo shop professional and clean? It's always best to talk to someone you know and trust.


5. There are some consequences of tattos you may not have known: In some states, to control the spread of hepatitis you cannot donate blood for at least a year after getting a tattoo. There are exceptions to this rule in states that have certain hygyine regulations for the tattoo industry. If you think you may donate blood in the next year, do some homework.
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Why buy from us? That's the big question!


If you've been following this blog, you may have probably asked yourself the question above.  Why buy from Livshop?  What makes us different from the other online shops out there? More importantly, are we worth checking out in the first place?

Those are valid questions indeed.  And yes, we are worth checking out. Not only do we sell premium items, we offer them at very competitive prices.  Take a look at some of the reasons why you should definitely buy from us.

Nationwide Delivery Service
            Our network of courier providers allow us to deliver anywhere in Australia! We guarantee that you will receive the items you ordered in great condition and exactly as advertised.

Widest range of consumable items from some of the world’s leading supplier/manufacturer
            Our partnership with the world's top suppliers/manufacturers such as Poren, Livingstone International, Kimberly-Clark, Aptaca and a lot more provides us with the opportunity to sell the widest range of consumable items and top of the line products at a competitive price. 

Single-step buying process
            Say goodbye to complicated and arduous online shopping.  Find anything you like? Simply add it to your cart and pay with ease right away.  No ad-sponsored links, no confusing landing pages, just one simple yet seamless buying process.

Best Value Guarantee
            We guarantee that every item featured in our website has passed the strictest quality control test.  You get premium items at competitive prices every time, all the time.
           
Live Chat Support
            Get your questions answered right away by our dedicated online live chat representatives.    

Flexible and secure payment system
            We accept payment using all major credit cards and PayPal.  Our payment system is powered by CommSecure for convenient yet safe online transactions.  We have also integrated rapidSSL on our website for that added layer of online security for your buying confidence

Livshop will always strive to deliver our commitment to Fast-easy-Reliable service every time, all the time.  Feel free to leave us your comments or feedback by sending us an email to cs@livshop.com.au.  We look forward to hearing from you.

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Livshop Tattoo Extravaganza 2012


We have received several requests from tattooist and tattoo enthusiasts’ days after we published our Tattooing Basic entry here.  The requests to feature a special sale for tattoo-specific products have been so overwhelming that we have decided to delightfully succumb to the pressure.

It is with great joy that we bring you our Tattoo Extravaganza Sale!  For one week (maybe two, but you guys would have to check back here to find that out), we are bringing some of the best-selling products from the recently concluded Sydney Tattoo and Body Art Expo 2012!

Enjoy amazing discounts on surgical marking pens, cytology brushes, protective pads and a lot more!  Take advantage of an even bigger savings when you buy items in bulk!

Livshop continue to be Australia's premiere online shop catering to a wide range of medical supplies and equipment, hair and beauty products, dental, healthcare and aged care supplies. We carry only the world's leading brands to ensure that our customers get the best value for their money.

So spread the world and enjoy Fast-Easy-Reliable online shopping, every time, all the time!

Visit our facebook fanpage: www.facebook.com/livshop 
follow us on Twitter: Livshop_Online 
email us at cs@livshop.com.au


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Healthy locks look this good

We are obsessed with our hair.  Most of us spend tons of time, effort and money in our quest to achieving sexy, healthy, attractive locks.  But more than spending hard-earned cash for expensive salon trips, the path to great looking hair is actually shorter than you think, in fact, its just 3 simple steps.
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A fully-healed tattoo
We've come to the conclusion of our blog about tattooing basics.  Hopefully, we've shared enough tips to benefit both neophytes and long time tattoo enthusiasts.  You can check Part 1 and Part 2 of our post by clicking on the hyperlink.


As mentioned in our previous post, tattoos are healing surface wounds and such such need to be treated with extreme caution and proper care.  You don't want to run the risk of ruining a perfectly great design or worse get your tattoo infected.


Here's a couple of things you need to remember while waiting for your tattoo to heal out.


a tattoo scab up-close
1.  Do not expedite healing by picking at the scabs of your new tattoo
     One of the worst mistake you can ever do on a healing tattoo is this.  Like all healing wounds, tattoos get itchy when it's almost healed.  Resist the urge to scratch as you run the risk of "healing out" the ink which can leave an unsightly blank spot on the design causing you to have that area re-done.  


2.  Take extra care when showering.  Make sure you don't let your new tattoo get soaked under running water for too long. Soap the area carefully using just your fingertips, rinse quickly and pat them dry rather than rubbing them.


3.   Apply a light smear of ointment on your brand new tattoo until the scab forms.  Once it does, switch to a natural or organic lotion to keep them moisturized.  Avoid those that contain petroleum as they tend to clog the pores and contribute to healing out the ink.  Try Protat Premium After-Care cream with Grape Seed extract, a non-corrosive cream that not only helps in rapidly healing your tattoo but also protects the colours of your tattoo design.


4.  Try to refrain from anything that could hurt your tattoo white it heals.  Wear comfortable clothing that wont rub or scrape your tattoo and wont cause you to sweat hard as sweat contains toxins that can cause your tattoo to get infected.


5.  Avoid excessive sun exposure as sunburn causes tattoos to lose colors or fade in intensity, and it can make fine lines and details turn blurry.  


With that last tip, we now conclude our tattooing basics.  Getting inked involves a lifetime of responsibility as you would need to have your tattoo re-done quite a bit so it stays vibrant for long.  


The biggest tip though is to think through making the decision to get inked hundreds or even thousands of times.  Make sure you are ready physically and emotionally before taking a plunge as tattoos are permanent.  Sure you can go ahead and have it removed but doing so entails a whole lot of money so think carefully.


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ouchie!
Previously, we talked about some of the things you need to know before getting a tattoo.  In this entry, we will talk about the 2nd phase of getting tattooed, the most exciting yet also the most painful part, getting the actual tattoo. 

Now, I may be exaggerating about the pain here.  I've talked to some of my friends who had already gotten theirs and they tell me different things about the level of pain.  Remember though that when you get inked, the process actually involves having your skin pricked by needle several times.  Individual pain thresholds vary but here are some of the things you can do to help you get through your first session.

1.  Be still: this is important as any sudden movement on your part can result to permanent mistakes! You don't want to end up with an extra dot or worse an extra line on your design.  If you feel like sneezing or coughing, ask your tattooist to stop right away.

2.  Bring along a bottle of water or juice: you may feel parched or thirsty during the process especially if you're getting a larger tattoo, this will make it easy for you to reach out and drink without asking your tattooist to stop entirely.

listen to music during the procedure 
3.  Bring an iPod: listening to your favorite can help you relax and take your mind off the pain.  You may also want to bring a pillow with you in case you're going to get your tattoo in areas that would require you to lie down.  This will also help you be more comfortable and in turn ease the pain a little.

4.  Invite a friend for support: make sure you ask ahead if your tattooist is okay with having people watching, holding your hands or even talking to you.  If they say yes, friends can bring tremendous comfort as just talking to them can divert your attention from the pain.

Check back again tomorrow for the final part of our Tattooing Basics where we will talk about caring for your new tattoo as well as tackle the issue of tattoo infection.





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