I seen this in another message board and did some research... Check this out UV Tattoos... Here's some pictures of this... Just gotta find out where to get it done in michigan!!!!

 

That's ******* Sweet!!!

 

That's sick .......... :YEAH :YEAH

 

Hey Drop, if you find out where they do this, I want one!

 

For sure... I am going to make a few calls today to see whats up I will let you know!!!

 

That is tight. I need to get some more done. I wonder how much more this would be over regular tatts.

If you get that info, be sure to post it up.

 

Magic Touch...utica..ask for Rob

 

Yea, make sure you tell Rob that Judge sent ya...he will take good care of ya.

 

My ,
The UV reactive tattoo's fade VERY quickly. When I got the latest tattoo on my arm I asked about UV reactive inks. The guy doing my tat said that he won't even use the ink any more because of the complaints he got from them fading so quickly.

 

i appreciate your niner, I was about to go get one, just for that fact, but if they fade quickly, forget it, I will just save the money and get a sweet colored one

 

Watch what colors you get as well some tend to fade quickly as well. Make sure you go to an artist with lots of experience and ask your artist what he thinks. A lot of times they won't say anything because they are afraid you will get pissed because thewy say something you don't want to hear. Do some homework and realize that there are diffrent brands of inks and they all act differently once they get into your body. Proper care after you get the Tattoo is also required. Make sure to use the highest SPF sunblock you can find on your tattoo's. Sun fades tat's and the color absorbs more UV rays than your regular skin. Personally I use sunblock ment for ears and noses. It comes in a little tub and it really high spf. I put it on with a Q-tip.

 

they make tattoo specific sunblocks...I recommend them.


SOme people do not take some colors...no matter what brand or what tattooist. white and purple are two of the hardest colors to hold usually. I cannot say anything about the fading of the UV pigment because I have not tested it yet but plan on it.

 

ive got plenty of tattoo xperience and let me give my DO NOT GET BLACK LIGHT TATTOOS that **** is horrible for your body, anything that glows on the deck of an aircraft carrier is not made for your skin. have yall ever experienced the slight itch that you get for a couple of days when a tattoo is healing? well the uv ink can cause that **** to be permanent and not just on the tattoo but on your whole body.