There are several brands of ink on the market, and lots of different colors to choose from. I personally use Eternal and Intenze inks, and there are a huge assortment of reds in the sets, and if none are exactly right, then a good tattoo artist should be able to use color theory to figure out exactly what mixes should be used.
"Tattoo"Chorus]I can't waste time so give it a momentI realize, nothing's brokenNo need to worry 'bout everything I've doneLive every second like it was my last oneDon't look back at a new directionI loved you once, needed protectionYou're still a part of everything I doYou're on my heart just like a tattoo(Just like a tattoo, I'll always have youI'll always have you, I'll always have you)
yea it will hurt like hell but yes u cn do it
Depends on when you go the tattoo. It takes 6 months for a tattoo to heal believe it or not, and within that healing period DO NOT TAN! It is really bad for the tattoo. It could cause fading, ghosting and color leaks. After your tattoo is all healed just double check with a tattoo artist to make sure its all healed, healing times vary by how well your skin accepts the ink. Then you can go tanning, but I suggest you use a special tanning lotion to help prevent fading of the tattoo. If you want your tattoo be remain vibrant longer I suggest you don't go tanning at all.
A glitter tat is when you get a tattoo and then have it bedazzled. You can make it look awesome! Look at this pic!
I am a professional tattoo artist and I make up to 40k a year.
Black and White
"Tattoo"Chorus]I can't waste time so give it a momentI realize, nothing's brokenNo need to worry 'bout everything I've doneLive every second like it was my last oneDon't look back at a new directionI loved you once, needed protectionYou're still a part of everything I doYou're on my heart just like a tattoo(Just like a tattoo, I'll always have youI'll always have you, I'll always have you)
red, brown, and gold - i think
Black and white makes brown
Yes depending on the printer make and model.
not sure but judging by the disclaimer by sellers on Ebay I would not trust it. Stick to the known brands such as Mom's, Eternal (My personal favorite) and starbrite. Black Buda is another ok tattoo ink. These are the better inks that are not too bad on the wallet. Avoid inks called "professional tattoo ink" they contain the same chemical make up as listorin. Avoid all Asian inks except Koma Sumi sorry if I miss spelled that. Avoid all inks that do not yield a expiration date.
Create new colors by mixing ready-made liquid inks. With a little practice, you can learn which colors to mix to make new colors or how to dilute colors to make them lighter. This will allow you more color choices without having to purchase etc.
Most cultures consider the garnet as the birthstone for those born in January.
Crimson is a dark red color. If you take two drops of red paint and one drop of purple paint and mix them together, you should have crimson. (You may need just a tad of black to make it a little darker.)
a couple of days after the tattoo gets done just peel the ink off it wont fully be taken off tho. ^ DON'T DO THAT!!! you could cause a serious infection or rash. after it heals, you can get it a dermatologist to remove it with laser. or, get another tattoo over the one you have as a cover up. if you do get a cover up, make sure the tattoo artist is experienced because he or she should know what colours of inks work best on what you already have.
It depends on what you're mixing. With light, you'd get white. With paints, you'd get brown. With printer inks, you'd get black.
yea it will hurt like hell but yes u cn do it