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well, i been thinkin alot about some ink, and something has really caught my attention, UV ink, blacklight viewable.

the main reason i am asking about it is because i dont want the uv ink visible at all unless its under a blacklight... so does anyone know how visible, if at all, the uv ink is without a light? I have seen many pictures which impress me, and look as if there is nothing there at all.. but then i have also seen some that are pretty easy to make out whats there and thats something i dont want, it would ruin the idea of the art i plan on getting done.

No offense, but a tattoo that you can only see under a black light? Fucking retarded :2 cents:

Hey, I was just talking to the tatoo guys @ Incredible Ink. They are saying it's unsafe and not FDA approved ink.. It's a toxin added into your body.


Now.. this is coming from guys with 500 pericings and tats covered all over their body.

He was talking about Glow in the Dark ink as well.

http://xs29.xs.to/pics/05206/Blacklight-tattoo.jpg

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http://xs29.xs.to/pics/05206/cc-hand-6mo.jpg

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That is pretty pimp though

do u know what UV does to dna?
youre just begging for cancer

im not doing it to impress you. :)

and once i have it done and show pics, you will see, it will be 2 tattoos in 1... :) :pimp

That sounds cool and all but how often are you going to be under a black light?

I have also read that it is not safe to use that ink.

Main chemical in that ink

http://www.camd.lsu.edu/msds/p/polym...thacrylate.htm

Splash Goggles? Gloves? Protective Clothing? Vapor Respirator? I wouldnt trust that shit if thats what msds wants you to use to take saftey

that shit is fucking retarded.....



and I am covered with REAL tattoos.

Skin: May be harmful if absorbed through skin. May cause skin irritation

No shit ????? Thats why i posted the link and said all the shit i did, If msds says stay the fuck away from it than i would, Why the hell are they using a polymer in a tattoo ink? This shit is for reconstructing bones and other hard objects.

get some real tattoo's samoan style with a sharpened bone and a stick to beat it in to your skin :)

jesus... this is exactly why i made this thread.

its a damn shame, i think it looks awesome, and the ideas i had for my personal art were going to be fun.

i am still going to keep looking into this, i just can't not have it

as fun as that sounds, i think i'll pass

Might look around for other UV tattoo solutions I dont see why they have to use a harsh chemical like that in a tattoo solution tho, The normal UV solution that glows under UV light is totally non toxic doesnt hurt you, Maybe its because the polymer is clear i dont know..

well i been doing some more reading, and this one dude had it done years ago and hates it... he said after 3 years the ink aged, and the invisible white turned into a visible light brown... and if that could happen, i plan on staying away from this art i want, because if the invisibe ink was to ever show in light, it would ruin my art completly