The same goes for the bedsheets. For the first few nights after getting tattooed, it is recommended to use old sheets you wouldn’t mind staining. Chances are that for the first few days/nights, your tattoo will ooze excess ink and blood, which is most likely to end up on your sheets and PJs. So, unless you want to ruin your lovely PJs and sheets, make sure to go for some old bedding and sleeping garments you were going to get rid of anyway.

We also recommend you choose carefully where you get tattooed. Highly professional tattoo artists will do everything to prevent ink staining during the appointment. They use special wipes and soaps to clean the tattooed area, especially if they need to deal with excess ink. They are also trained in providing excellent advice in case the tattoo does stain your favorite clothes or sheets. Professional tattoo artists should be the only option if you’re planning to get tattooed.

Final Thoughts

So, if you’re getting tattooed, make sure to dig out some older T-shirts, PJs, and an old set of sheets. Use things that you wouldn’t get upset about if they got stained by the ink. That is probably the best way to deal with ink staining. But, if you do end up staining a garment you cherish and love, make sure to act quickly and use our tips and trick for the best outcome. If nothing works, then pay a visit to a local dry cleaner for one last attempt at getting the ink out of clothes.

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