Author Topic: UV/Blacklight Tattoos  (Read 6092 times)

I'm assuming the ink is what responds to the UV light, therefore it wouldn't be dangerous.
If it was dangerous, it wouldn't be approved, derp.
Oh yeah there are only THOUSANDS of things that are approved and also dangerous.

You know, like Tattoo's are anyway.

Oh yeah there are only THOUSANDS of things that are approved and also dangerous.

You know, like Tattoo's are anyway.
like silicon breast implants which are very poisonous

MY TATOO COMES OFF WITH WATER

DOES YOURS?

But....if you get a tattoo, you can't be buried in a Jewish cemetery. :c

But....if you get a tattoo, you can't be buried in a Jewish cemetery. :c
and I thought Riddler softened up this bullstuff


and I thought Riddler softened up this bullstuff
For those that survived the camps. :I

Jewish Law has all sorts of exceptions and loopholes. That's why Jews make such good lawyers. :D!!

For those that survived the camps. :I

Jewish Law has all sorts of exceptions and loopholes. That's why Jews make such good lawyers. :D!!
that loophole thing makes me feel bad about anyone who has a jewish lawyer

that loophole thing makes me feel bad about anyone who has a jewish lawyer
Well, a religious Jewish lawyer is a good one to get. :D

A Jewish doctor is good, too. C:

But....if you get a tattoo, you can't be buried in a Jewish cemetery. :c
Why do you think I'm bummed as stuff about it.


anyway, UV tattoos are quite simple, I think it's just a luminescent dyes mixed with the black dye of the tattoo, that way the chemical will emit "black" light when its lit.

Oh yeah there are only THOUSANDS of things that are approved and also dangerous.

You know, like Tattoo's are anyway.
I love how you completely missed my point that a UV tattoo won't give you skin cancer (or any other diseases) from radiation.

Why get a tattoo that you can barely see in the sunlight?  Just get a regular tattoo.

I love how you completely missed my point that a UV tattoo won't give you skin cancer (or any other diseases) from radiation.
That wasn't what i was talking about. I was talking about your stupid comment.

Lol, Inb4midnatattoos.

That wasn't what i was talking about. I was talking about your stupid comment.
It still doesn't make a bit of difference because if someone wants to get a tattoo in the first place, let alone a UV tattoo, obviously there's going to be risk involved.
Sorry I caught you on your time of the month, better luck next week?