Hmmmmn, why are they uv activated???? Because they have an iridescent factor.. Most things that have an iridescent factor are known carcinogens....That means a cancer producing agent....Let's take a cancer producing agent and pound it into an open wound!!!!!!! I dont think so...Besides if you want the ink that you can only see when it's under a black light, that will only last 6 months before it fades away.....But dont worry the cancer may hang in there forever.....
Remember Kids!!! There is no federal agency that checks out tattoo inks...When a new line of ink comes out, there are no inspections or tests....They will re-call it if enough people complain......Be carefull!!!!! Hope this helps
Safety concerns about UV tattoos remain. The chemicals that compose UV ink are not considered 100% safe due to the number of reported skin irritations. Numerous skin rashes, blisters and infections have been reported with UV ink. In addition, there is some concern that these inks may contribute to cancer. You should discuss the implications of UV inks with a tattoo artist that has experience with them.
UV tattoo is a good option for those seeking more subtle tattoo, because it is visible only in ultraviolet light. Depending on ink, it can be nearly invisible on non-UV environments. Especially raver-subculture uses UV-tattoos.
iv got 1 on my neck, you can only see it as its healing and then starts to fade.then disappears and obviously in uv light. my tatt was fine but i think theres more risk of a reaction to it
Tattoos of the inner lip are not visible while talking, you have to actually fold the lip over to expose the inner section, if you want to see the tattoos. It's a really strange place for a tattoo.
The layer of earth's atmosphere that protects against these dangerous UV rays is ozone. It is in atmosphere.
Permanent cosmetics are typically tattoos. Tattooed eyeliner, lip liner, eye shadow, etc. Any type of tattooing can be dangerous. There is always the risk of hepatitis, infection, and mistakes.
Uv ink tattoos do show over normal tattoos. My tattooist has his full body covered with tattoos and has Uv outlines or bits shaded with uv ink too.
One can purchase UV ink for tattoos online at sites such as Body Art Jewelry Tattoos, Amazon, Light in the Box, and eBay. One can also purchase tattoo ink at Joker Tattoo and Wicked Tattoo Supply.
It is too dangerous it will not make you tan faster as it will just cause you cancer cells more quick.
It would be if the color was UV ink
The UV exposure is dangerous because it penetrates the skin. Visible rays do not.
High Intensity UV radiations are the UV-C ones. They are the most dangerous as well.
Most tattoo studios should be able to order the ink in. If you're in the Auckland region I've seen UV tats in the Ballistic Tattoos online gallery. I saw Dan in the smaller Queen Street shop by Mrs Higgins Cookies for my tattoos. He's an excellent artist and super helpful.
UV tattoo is a good option for those seeking more subtle tattoo, because it is visible only in ultraviolet light. Depending on ink, it can be nearly invisible on non-UV environments. Especially raver-subculture uses UV-tattoos.
X-rays are more dangerous as they have a higher energy than UV radiation. The higher the energy, the more potential for DNA damage.
The rays filtered by the ozone are UV rays. The UV rays are extremely dangerous radiations. These radiations can cause skin cancer to living organisms.Ultraviolet(UV) rays
No she doesnt, Katherine says "Tattoos arent really my thing"
We need to be worried as it causes UV to come it. And as we know UV is very dangerous.