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AJ
It like a brown tint non permanent tattoo with designs like flowers and stuff. I usually see it on indian girls. And i also saw it on alicia keys arm ..
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It's henna it's a temporary tatto using henna ink which smells very weird and is supposed to be trending right now
It's henna it's a temporary tatto using henna ink which smells very weird and is supposed to be trending right now
What are some cool white ink tattoo ideas? (Any pros or cons to this particular color of ink?)?
Lovely
So, I've always wanted a tattoo, but I want to do it when I'm 18 (16 now) and professionally.
I saw some pictures I thought they all look surprisingly classy and elegant. I thought of a few advantages such as they are harder to see (so good for work and parents won't flip out) and they seem to look pretty good.
So I was thinking of maybe a tribal design on my arm (girl btw), or my tribe on my wrist (I'm half white and half aboriginal. Cree and proud). But, I saw some other cool designs like bamboo on the leg and some elegant shoulder design.
It will be my first tattoo, so I wanna start off small. Also, how much would a small one cost? Like, on my wrist of something?
Any idea insight or anything would be much appreciated!!
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White ink tattoos are ridiculous to me (no offense.) If you don't want anyone to SEE the tattoo, why are you getting tattooed?
My husband has been tattooing for fifteen years and hates doing them, for the simple fact that people can't actually see them, they have to get touched up numerous amounts of times, and with what the cost of a bottle of white ink is he has to hike up the price of the tattoo. So, okay.. you have your 'advantages', but think of the disadvantages as well. The sun will turn the white ink yellow - it does in just about everyone, and the artist will only cover the first touch up, not the five that follow. But anyways..
He had a customer about a week ago who got all of her kids astro signs tattooed on her wrist in white ink. (You said you wanted something small on your wrist). The tattoo total was only about three inches down the wrist, and she was charged $200.
Just remember when getting them done it will be hard to find an artist who wants to do them, and who will do them for a reasonable price.
Good luck.
White ink tattoos are ridiculous to me (no offense.) If you don't want anyone to SEE the tattoo, why are you getting tattooed?
My husband has been tattooing for fifteen years and hates doing them, for the simple fact that people can't actually see them, they have to get touched up numerous amounts of times, and with what the cost of a bottle of white ink is he has to hike up the price of the tattoo. So, okay.. you have your 'advantages', but think of the disadvantages as well. The sun will turn the white ink yellow - it does in just about everyone, and the artist will only cover the first touch up, not the five that follow. But anyways..
He had a customer about a week ago who got all of her kids astro signs tattooed on her wrist in white ink. (You said you wanted something small on your wrist). The tattoo total was only about three inches down the wrist, and she was charged $200.
Just remember when getting them done it will be hard to find an artist who wants to do them, and who will do them for a reasonable price.
Good luck.
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