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Yes it is. When you have alcohol in your system, you bleed more because alcohol thins out your blood. If you're bleeding more it can mess up the tattoo and leave it looking worse than you would have liked. Yes it is. When you have alcohol in your system, you bleed more because alcohol thins out your blood. If you're bleeding more it can mess up the tattoo and leave it looking worse than you would have liked.
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