I have heard of that type of ink before but never heard of a tattoo shop actually using it.
im sure it fades but doesnt go quite back to how your skin was before you had it done.
leaves patches and marks.

If you are worried you will not like a tattoo longer than a few years i would suggest not getting one done 😀

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Hi Diabolical

Yes they do exist no I do not suggest you get one for several reasons;

1. There is no regulation on the dye that the artist can use. It could be a form of veg dye (some of which can be toxic unless the artist knows what they are doing) or could be permanent tattoo ink.

2. It would take a very pro artist to know what depth to goto on your skin this would have to be in the 3rd dermal layer any deeper and it remains permanent.

3. These sort of tattoos often remain partially in the skin leaving scars, blobs, dots and poorly done outlines.

My advice is have temp ones done in forms of henna or body paints as used in films.

Or go for a perm tattoo.

If you think that you might not want a tattoo for the rest of your life don’t do it. Nobody will care if you don’t have ink.

Take Care
Matthew

PS

I do get a lot of msgs/emails of people asking me for the recipe on the veg dyes that can fade out. I will not hand this info out because if this shit goes wrong you can end up scarred for life. Also in the six people I have known use it only 1 had a total fade out – the rest did a fresh (perm) tattoo over the scar outline.

Hi

It is black henna you have to watch for it can cause blistering and scarring and is not henna at all as it is foten mixed with kerosene and hair dye products.

Natural henna is often an orange/light brown/brown mixture.

Take Care
Matthew