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TIM WORTHEN

Specializing in modern traditional tattooing and unapologetically solid fucking black blackout work, I create bold, high-impact custom designs built to last

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Txt Tim 440-453-1989
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WHAT TO KNOW

Tattooing EXCLUSIVELY @
252 Tattoo
24525 Sprague Rd,
Columbia Station, OH 44028

cell. 440-453-1989
shop. 440-225-6699
timworthen@gmail.com
(emails suck. Txt me)
 
HOURS
 WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY 1pm - 7pm
​SUNDAY&MONDAY
by appt only
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Blackout Aftercare

First Night

Remove the bandage/film and shower. Using the hottest water you can comfortably stand, gently wash the blackout and remove any blood or plasma buildup.

 

Let it air dry for about 30 minutes, or gently pat dry with a clean paper towel.

 

Before bed, re-wrap it with clean plastic wrap. Do not use lotion or ointment before wrapping. Repeat this for the first 3 nights.

 

Days 1–3

Wash with warm water as needed, usually 1–3 times a day. If you notice blood or plasma seeping from the tattoo, wash it again. Keeping it clean and dry helps prevent heavy scabbing.

 

After washing, let it dry completely before covering it again.

 

After Night 3

Stop wrapping it. Continue washing normally and begin using a small amount of lotion whenever it feels dry, itchy, or tight.

 

Blackouts generally take 2–3 weeks to heal.

 

If you have any questions or concerns, text me anytime—day or night.

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Blackout Aftercare
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