What Happens to Tattoo Ink after Injected in Skin (reaction, allergic, normal)

[Mikala43]

Other countries have tattoos.

I would imagine the ink goes.... no where mostly, that's why the tattoo doesn't disappear.

[LLCNYC]

Originally Posted by luckyd609

it seems your agenda for starting this thread was to tell us your distaste for tattoos under the guise of them possibly being harmful.

+1.

[Luckyd609]

Originally Posted by jaminhealth

Oh you think that's my agenda. ummmm

Did you read the link about what happens to the ink once injected in the body?

I don't particularly like to see an ink decorated body.

I thought of doing one but didn't as once done one lives with them. Do you have tattoos?

The thought of infection is there with any Injections, I've just been that route and not
with a tattoo....remember?

And one or more mentioned they did get infection from tattoo, and lordy knows how many in the world or should I say U.S. get infections...we surely don't have that figure. Thinking of the other countries in the world, probably not a lot of tattooing going on.

Yes, I do have tattoos. Most tattoo shops are very clean and operate under strict guidelines. But you hate tattoos so I wouldn't expect you to know that. Again, your post seemed disingenuous.

[jaminhealth]

Originally Posted by Luckyd609

Yes, I do have tattoos. Most tattoo shops are very clean and operate under strict guidelines. But you hate tattoos so I wouldn't expect you to know that. Again, your post seemed disingenuous.

Read what you want into what you do with my posts, it's on you, not on me. I don't hate tattoos, I don't hate much of anything if you must know. I rarely use that word in my discussions with whomever. I don't like tattoos. Unbelievable how some need to dig and dig into other's posts.

[Frostnip]

You should get a tattoo of a supplement bottle, where the ink is made with real grapeseed oil.

[jaminhealth]

Originally Posted by Frostnip

You should get a tattoo of a supplement bottle, where the ink is made with real grapeseed oil.

That's a great idea!!! Back at you.

[jaminhealth]

This came in this morning and Hard To Believe, but I guess this practice is taking off. Pretty Brainless I'd say.

https://www.livescience.com/60572-ey...e=notification

[Jo48]

Originally Posted by Mikala43

Other countries have tattoos.

I would imagine the ink goes.... no where mostly, that's why the tattoo doesn't disappear.

They don't disappear totally but they do fade over time. My daughter got her first at 18 and had it redone about 15 years later because the colors were fading. Red became Pink. Perhaps Black not as much as bright colors. Maybe bathing and sunlight fades them over time?

[Mikala43]

Originally Posted by Jo48

They don't disappear totally but they do fade over time. My daughter got her first at 18 and had it redone about 15 years later because the colors were fading. Red became Pink. Perhaps Black not as much as bright colors. Maybe bathing and sunlight fades them over time?

Sunlight fades them.

[rstevens62]

Tattoos are pretty popular right now, but at the same time, there is a growing demand for tattoo removal services and products too, I would imagine tattoo removal is going to be huge in the near future, when all these people want their tattoos gone. I think thats why we are seeing at home use lasers, and 1000s of different creams, someone WILL come up with something effective though, extreme demand always feeds new inventions.