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1. White tattoos will bleed off surrounding color and should never applied near or in contact of a colored tattoo.

2. They show best on a light or fair complexion types of skin. If your skin has a lot of freckles the tattoo may appear uneven or flecked, and on darker skin, show as a transparent image rather than a solid color.

3. The coloring used in a white tattoo is much thicker than other colors, and because of this it is slightly raised above the skin, giving i the appearance of a brand or scar.

4. White tattoo color is also more susceptible to sun damage and will fade much quicker than traditional color, causing them to turn a dirty blond color or even disappear altogether. In order to maintain their original look, touch ups may be required.

5. The color in white ink tattoos is more difficult to pull from the skin, than colored tattoos, and may require more lazar treatments if you decide to have them removed.

6. The primary appeal of this type of tattoo is its subtle, but unique and distinctive look, often appearing as a brand, but with more intricate markings, and a quicker healing time than a brand.

When searching for a tattoo artist, ask for someone who is experienced in this style, make sure they’re going to use pure white color, and as always, ask to see examples of their work.

Shittttttttttt. I’m researching all this shit up. I don’t want a fucked up tattoo as my first. BE EDUCATED.

(Source: angelhearttattoo.com)