If it doesn't go deep enough into the skin then the skin could reject the ink or get infected.
Chances are they went to deep and its blowed out a bit under the skin
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If you don't go that deep, the customer's skin will eventually shed the tattoo.
The commonest method of tattoo removal is laser treatment. However - it can leave scars and will probably need more than one treatment depending on how deep the tattoo has penetrated the skin.
A tattoo is series of ink-injections into the dermis, which is your middle layer of skin (the outer layer is the epidermis). It stays on because it is injected so deep- but it will fade in time and with exposure to the sun, or with laser tattoo removal.
depends on how deep the cut is and if the tattoo is still fresh. if the cut is beyond the third layer of skin it is possible that a chunk of ink will disappear as well. Get it touched up after your cut is gone, if nessasary
The tattoo is on your skin. If your skin stretches, so will the tattoo.
The needle of a tattoo gun injects ink about a millimeter down into the skin, which reaches the second layer, or the dermis.
yes. The skin stretches and the ink stretches with it. After pregnancy the tattoo will apear distorted. Don't freak out though, many tattoo artists specialize in cover ups and you can have a distorted tattoo fixed up, or covered up entierly.
It should go all the way to the dermis! Which is the second layer of skin.
Getting too many yes it can damage your skin.