Monday, November 29, 2010

Permanent Tattoos-Tattoo Designs

Permanent Tattoos-Tattoo Designs
Permanent Tattoos-Tattoo DesignsPermanent Tattoos

For whatever reason, you are obviously debating whether or not you should get a design tattooed permanently onto your skin. If you have already decided on getting a tattoo, then the next step is the biggest and most important one; deciding on what tattoo designs you want for life. Prior to getting my first tattoo I was unaware of tattoo membership type-sites, or tattoo review sites (which review the membership sites). Therefore, my friend and I spent hour upon hour searching for that perfect tattoo design, only to come across the same cliche designs again and again, no matter what we searched in Google. Our next journey for a good tattoo design led us to a local tattoo parlor where we sat for a good hour and a half, just flipping through tons of pages of the same old designs that we have all seen on other people at least once.

Monday, November 22, 2010

Why the Permanent Tattoo Colors Fade Dragon

Why the Permanent Tattoo Colors Fade Dragon Permanent Tattoo Colors Fade Dragon

Contrary to the name "permanent tattoo", there are few permanent pigments which fade with time. The best permanent pigments which may not fade are not safe at all to use on human. So the tattoo industry is left with very few options for safe pigments. To avoid any complications the tattoo artists use light and fast permanent colors. But still there are exceptions as well. Colors like yellow, purple, orange or magenta do not come with any guarantee of fade resistance. The colors cannot protect themselves from the Ultraviolet rays and mostly the sun rays.

Does it mean that you have to stay away from sun rays forever to avoid fading? No no. Is it humanly possible? Yes, but excessive exposure to sun will of course cause the colors to fade sooner. Isn't it quite natural? Just think how your normal skin gets affected when exposed to sun too much! Doesn't it get tanned? Doesn't the skin quality demean? The rate of fading of the tattoo is just the same.