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New Regulations to Getting Tattoos
Filed under: About Tattoos | Tags: | April 29th, 2011
In France, we were a little behind in terms of regulations governing the practice of tattoos and Piercings. Between 2004 and 2006, many countries like Canada, Belgium, Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands have introduced measures to comply with hygiene to help control the risk of infection.
With the 2008 decree, the Tattooists and piercers must report to the prefecture.
They must also undergo basic training in hygiene and cleanliness “(20 hours).
The rods used for Piercings should not be nickel because it often causes Allergies.
All instruments used by the piercer during installation of piercing must be single use, before you open or neutered. He should wear disposable gloves.
The drill hall is to be separated from other rooms for more hygienic, as the place of storage of waste.
If ever your child wants to be a piercing or Tattoo, Note that minors must have written parental consent.
The piercer must display in his shop a booklet on the risks. In addition, he must present to the client to sign an individual document explaining in detail the procedure and risks.
Finally, since late July 2008, Tattooists have a Advanced form by health authorities to report any adverse effects following the completion of a Tattoo.
This is how it will happen …
1 – piercer explains the procedure, methods of care, And makes you read and sign a document that explains everything, including the risks.
2 – Then it’s drill hall. The piercer cleans and disinfects the area where you will be pierced. It marks the place in sterile marker and places you in a comfortable position.
3 – It defines the place of piercing with pliers hollow needle passes and implements the jewel. Then he cleans the area and put a bandage if necessary.
Our advice:
> Avoid rushing in the first piercer or tattooist came to France and even abroad (a process willingly undertaken during the holidays).
> Start by finding out information by word of mouth to select a room piercing trust and respecting rules basic hygiene.