ive attempted this one w/ my homemade tattoo gun((made out of a electronic toothbrush)). At first your tattoo will seem completely fine, but after a week, your tattoo will have massive swelling and the spot of the tattoo will feel like its gonna fall off.
i would never suggest it to anyone,
please be smart and DO NOT ATTEMPT IT.
just wait til your 18, and get it proffesionally done, i know its hard, but it is so much more worth it.
According the list of refillable Uniball pens on their website, the Uniball Eye is not refillable.
no u can not
Color toners get their color from metals that are incorporated into them These metals can be toxic if they get into the body. Therefore toner should not be used for tattoos. Use inks that have been developed for tatooing and that do not include toxic components.
Absolutely not. Tattoos should only be done with quality tattoo ink. Furthermore, tattoo ink needs to be pigmented, fade-proof, water-proof, & non-toxic. Tattoos are too permenant to be done in anything other than real, quality tattoo ink. Better ink tends to get a little expensive, but the trouble it saves makes it worth it. Mutt
Tattoos are made of ink pigments embedded in the skin.
NO. Tattoos hurt because of the needle guns that puncture the skin to leave ink behind. Black light tattoos do not hurt anymore or less than regular tattoos. Their ink is what glows in black light, and it is very similar to regular ink.
The best place to get information on any kind of risks from toys is the FDA website. This has listings of all possible issues relating to health issues. The problems with these tattoos seems to be the toxic nature of the ink, and that the ink has not been approved for usage on humans.
No, Newton and Newton Calligraphy ink is not toxic.
Tattoos are harmful because you could get ink poisoning from the ink used. You could also develope an allergic reaction to the types of pigments used in certain colors of ink.
You can get ink poisioning.
Yes!
Please don't use Higgins ink for tattoos. It's manufactured for use on paper, board and film and is not approved by the FDA for tattoo ink.