Do your homework on the art you want before getting it, it would be a real bummer if you got something permanant which gave others the wrong idea about you. I know a person who got a Chinese character tattooed on her arm, the tattoo artist changed it so it meant "slut" in Chinese. Ouch, real costly to fix!
I am 55 years old now and have numerous tattoos on both hands and arms. Been there since I was 18 with no problems at all except in Middle East countries where I get some strange looks.
-in addition to this, i have heard of artists digging too deep in areas with bones close to the skin resulting in chipped bones. These stories go back plenty of years, so make sure you go to a skilled tattooist. Do your research before trusting your body with someone.
Tattoos done in a clean accredited shop, that gets inspected regularly should be safe. But there are things to watch for. Does the tattooist change his gloves. If he gets up and touches a phone, a doorknob, or anything outside of his immediate work area he should change his gloves. Does he put his equipment together in front of his client? Does he take the tubes and needles out of sterile pouches? Does he squirt his ink into individual pouches? Does he clean his work surface between tattoos?
Part of keeping yourself safe is being vigilant so be prepared and check him out first. If he is working out of his momma's kitchen, BE AFRAID, be very afraid.
Answer:You would imagine so with so many people having tattoos these days. Though, sharing the same tattoo needle with someone can be dangerous, just like sharing needles with anybody! For further information I recommend going to a professional website.It's bad to get a tattoo because you might think it looks good when your young, but when you turn old, like starting to have wrinkles, you'll look ugly. The tattoo looks like it just has black marks on your skin. And trust I've seen it on old people and it does not look pretty. Therefore, don't get permanent tattoos.
It's me again. It's also bad to get a tattoo because it ruins your skin and kills cells.
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Wrecking balm us used to remove the tattoos. This is a safe way of removing the tattoos as it hurts less than other tattoo removing systems
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Although seemingly safe because it does not pierce the skin, henna tattoos using black henna, a paste that contains parahenylenediamine, can actually be dangerous when absorbed into the skin of some people.
No. Please don't try this.
Yes if the tattoo artist is a good tattoo artist it is safe to get, but it is not safe for guaranteeing your job. Neck tattoos will really limit job opportunities. I'm a tattoo artist and I haven't taken that step yet because i don't know what my future may hold.
No never it contains large fibres
no, no sun is good for tattoos, it will fade them. i go to the tanning beds and it takes me about 15 minuits to cover all my tattoos with a spf 30 sun screen, its a pain in the ass, but i don't want ugly faded tats!
yes they are i have one and im healthy in fact all of my friends have one :)
They're perfectly fine. Ink wouldn't expire to that extent to cause health damages.