Tattoo Ink

It 'been a hotbed of controversy in recent months has been. Where in the U.S. state of California, two major manufacturers of tattoo ink were exposing people to dangerous levels of lead and other metals.

Main concerns of high levels of lead in tattoo pigments contain:

* High blood pressure

Fertility problems *

* Nerve disease

* Muscle and joint pain

* Irritability

* Memory or concentrationIssues

Both enterprises Huck Spaulding, and Superior tattoo Equipment, must comply with the state of California, labeled with warnings about the inks (Prizm, and Voodoo) Brand Color Series.

I have had personal experiences with the ink of the tattoo Prizm, and I discovered that the pigment does not stay alive in the skin. The lighter colors like white, golden yellow, and sky blue gloves seems faster penetration into the skin to stain.

If you opt for onewell rounded, and the ink of the tattoo of confidence, I recommend the following.

* Millennium Mom's Ink.

* Star Bright ink.

* Mega Tattoo pigment.

I noticed that all the pigments mentioned above tend to go in the beating and stay lush and colorful throughout the duration of the tattoo. Reduces the need for adjustments, and the frustration of customers. If the colors that you can use to be proud of, customers will be happier and morelikely to return.

One thing to remember is that conventional tattoo pigments should not be used for cosmetic tattooing, in any circumstance. Cosmetic pigments are only for that tattoo cosmetic formulations. They tend to be more diluted and secure things like eyeliner and lip liner. However, some things can be considered cosmetic, many people would shave his eyebrows in the past and have their tattoo artists selected stars, points and any number of designsto replace the hair in an expression of individuality. Things like the eyebrows, cheeks, face and tattoos are good standards. But in most cases, cosmetic tattooing can be trained to artists cosmetics, and if you want a vivid portrait, or default rose, cherry, or go to your tattoo starfish.