UV TATTOOS ▷ Gallery and Features Advantages Disadvantages ❤️💜🖤

Today we will talk about one of the most controversial phenomena in tattoo art: ultraviolet tattoos. 

Compared with other types of body painting, this is one of the most innovative ways, on the one hand, and risky, on the other, to decorate your body.

Let's say right away that this direction has its opponents, so in this article we will try to analyze the key advantages and disadvantages of UV tattooing.

Pros:

1. First, UV tattoos are definitely unusual and creative . At almost any party you can stand out and be noticed.
2. Of course, invisible tattoos that appear at night are a good outlet for office workers who are plagued by piercings and tattoos.

Disadvantages:

1. 1. Not many people are familiar with this tattoo direction, so even in a nightclub such a decoration may look like a cheap translator or a unique drawing with luminescent paint.
   2. The main disadvantage is the possible damage of such a tattoo on the skin. The UV pattern is applied with a special pigment which, according to research, it can lead to severe allergies, inflammation, and even skin cancer.

Therefore, few teachers agree to do this kind of work. However, progress is not stopping, and today new types of less harmful dyes for the skin appear.

1. Another downside is the price. UV paint is much more expensive than usual, so this type of work can cost you a lot of money.

Well, it remains to wish that you try body reasonably and don't sacrifice it for art.

According to some opinions, it is temporary and after a few months it completely fades away. This is not true! The ink used for ultraviolet (or fluorescent) tattoo is exactly the same as usual, with the addition of an additional component, a phosphor, a powder that charges with light and, under the influence of ultraviolet radiation, releases the Stored energy. in the form of a glow. Consequently, the combination of these components creates the effect of a "shiny tattoo", and the most common color tint provides a different color.

UV pigment consists of pure distilled water and a synthetic polymer PMMA, which is used in medicine and therefore safe for humans. It has been specially designed to keep materials shiny for as long as possible, so when combined with “glitter powder” you get the perfect composition of fluorescent tattoo ink. Doctors talk about the hypoallergenicity of this composition, but in any case, we recommend that you always test the paint to avoid an undesirable reaction. We stand up for safe, time-tested and human-tested pigments that we always have in stock at Shoptattoo.

Why do we insist on careful handling of this paint?

First of all, do not forget that this is the same paint as any other, so an allergic reaction is in no way excluded. Itching, even after complete healing, a slight burning sensation and discomfort are only a small part of what can happen. Therefore, have double care when choosing a brand of paint.

Second, UV paint is much more runny and in some companies has an oily consistency and is much more difficult to get under the skin, so don't be surprised if after a few weeks it starts to "float" along. of the contour, even if it is filled over the usual old tattoos. Also, people who want to make an “invisible drawing” for themselves will be disappointed: if the job is done poorly, a scar will remain at the tattoo site, which may not pass over time, but will burn brown. . Sun.

Third, before applying UV paint yourself, you should carefully select an experienced master who, if you have not met such pigment before, at least has enough skills and experience to do the job efficiently and accurately. In addition, a UV lamp will be necessary to work, especially if you have opted for white or colorless paint.

We highlight the fact that the drawing will ONLY glow under UV light. 

When paint glows in the dark, phosphorus is added to it, which is not only harmful to humans in chemical form, but also dangerous, not to mention the consequences of getting it under the skin. Therefore, be prepared for the fact that your tattoo will acquire its distinctive features only the first time after its application, but over time, unfortunately, like any other paint, it will begin to fade.

It's natural for everyone to look for opportunities to stand out in one way or another, but don't forget that new trends may not always be safe and the consequences are joyous. Of course, a safe, FDA-approved UV tattoo ink has already been developed, but you never know for sure.

Be careful and thoughtful when choosing a pigment for your drawing. Shoptattoo take care of your health!

White Ink Hidden UV Tattoos:

White ink UV tattoos are great as they remain virtually invisible until you hit them with this kind of light. So they are ideal to surprise!