Eagle Tattoo Design

Posted: 5th November 2011 in Eagle

Eagle_Tattoo_Design

Dragon Tattoo Design

Posted: 5th November 2011 in Dragon

Dragon Tattoo

Tribal Tattoo

Posted: 5th November 2011 in Tribal

Tribal_Tattoo

Henna Tattoo on Hand

Posted: 5th November 2011 in Henna

Henna Tattoo on Hand

Crown Tattoo on Back

Posted: 5th November 2011 in Other

Crown Tattoo on Back

Crown Tattoo on Back.

Angel Tattoo

Posted: 4th November 2011 in Angel

Angel Tattoo on Back

Angel Tattoo on Back.

Risks of Tattooing

Posted: 20th August 2011 in Other

If you are looking into getting a tattoo, it is very important to know the risks involved in getting a tattoo.

The problems of tattooing are quite extensive. When you look at what tattooing is, you will find where many things can go wrong. A tattoo is a permanent mark on and within the skin. A needle continually punctures the skin while adding a drop of ink inside the skin. This will “dye” the skin.

1. When getting a tattoo, the tattoo area can be infected when not handled correctly or healed properly. Because tattooing is the act of puncturing the skin at different levels and adding dyes, the blood can coagulate or become infected.

2. There are many cases in which the person can have severe irritation on the tattoo area because of skin problems. Many people are also allergic to the dyes too.

3. If unsanitary methods are used at a tattoo parlor such as reusing dirty needles, you are in serious risk of diseases such as hepatitis B or C, tuberculosis, tetanus or HIV. Most of these dirty needles are contaminated with another person’s blood who might have one of these dangerous diseases.

4. The tattoo artists do not follow the strict guidelines for safety will sometimes cause the tattoo area to swell and even discharge yellowish, whitish, or even reddish puss. This infected area can cause pneumonia, blood infections, and even necrotizing fasciitis. Necrotizin fasciitis is a terrible skin condition that literally eats away and destroys the skin.

Not all inks or dyes that tattoo artists used can be regulated a lot of them have not been approved. Your body can react to different inks/dyes depending on amount and use. Sometimes some people will not have an allergic reaction till years later.