Friday, July 8, 2011

White Tattoos

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White tattoos seems caught its success overnight artist getting their white tattoos. White tattoos are different from its traditional equivalents in the sense that they generally skip the normal process of outlining and stenciling in black ink, which is required in the traditional ones before a tattooist begin to color your tattoos. A white tattoo is thus performed exclusively in white pigment, and it is so distinctive that it is like a ghostly image. If you have ever seen some of them, you will find that they are mostly like scarifications or brands, which are not easily noticed.
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The white tattoo with white ink is made simply with the help of white ink and is slightly visible under sunlight. These tattoos can be extremely beautiful in a very delicate way. If you want to go for a completely white tattoo, a delicate dove on your inner wrist can look extremely beautiful. You can achieve a number of styles with the help of white ink tattoos. Now let us look at the white tattoo ink. Some of the white tattoo inks are sold opaque, to be used alone, while others are mixed with colored inks to get a different shade.
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White tattoos are generally more suited on people with pale skins. Because white pigment can be more easily seen through the a pale skin than a dark skin. Also, they should be placed on the body areas that are less exposed to sun light since sunlight can accelerate the fading of white ink tattoos. If you want to have a white ink tattoo, you may also need more care and need some touch-ups from time to time to keep it from fading.
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Unfortunately, most white tattoos fade out after a year or a bit more, especially if it is exposed to the sunlight a lot. However, there are some brands that create great colors that last. Remember that tattoos are meant to express who you are. So if bold colors and bright tattoos are not your style, white tattoos can be a great idea.
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