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it's just fresh skin it might takes some time to settle back and turn white again. it should whiten back up as the tattoo heals. This is ok it's just your blood and plasma tainting the ink. the after effects might look yellow or even gray while healing. depending on the thickness of your tattoo. it's actually GOOD for you everyone can use a little vitamin D.

Also I've seen people so pale that the white ink barely shoes up even after full healing. The only think I can recommend it to go for a brown ink if your not TOO terribly dark and it should give you the same subtle 'scarring' effect. no it will not glow on your black skin don't believe that and waste your money. Of course it will show up on the lighter ones. Now everyone know that some black people (please don't get offended by this term it is not meant to be offensive) some black people are BLACK and some are as light as myself. 'Will that show up on my skin?' White can be used on a variety of skin tones from pale to tanned. ok this is what I get asked almost on a daily basis. IF they do not know how you could come out with a lavender tattoo.

(Serves the unoriginal bitch right)Īlso if the artist is using a carbon stencil (the purple stuff) there is a technique to do this and not taint the purity of the white ink. The tattoo artist/idiot used a BLACK SHARPIE to do her stencil and she ended up with gray stars. I witnessed this when a dumb bitch tried to copy my stars.

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If your artist doesn't know how to properly tattoo the ink if using a stencil you could come out with a grey or lavender tattoo. 'Tis a lesser crime indeed to call my father a thief and my mother a whore than to call the sacred machine of tattooing a GUN' - Jack Armstrong billed as the 'oldest living tattoo artist in the world' if they call their machine a 'GUN' they are probably a scratcher. (someone who doesn't do tattoos professionally, but thinks they do) Example. so don't think you can go out to any old scratcher. Not all artist out there can master white ink. I've been thru all the trials and tribulations of it. Having been tattooed with white ink since 2000.

not only do I have white ink tattoos, but I'm an artist so I can tell you practically everything about it.

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