Tattoo color

What is a tattoo?
Tattooing is a practice that has been done with different colors for beauty and sometimes treatment for a long time with different methods. Nowadays, it is very common for men and women to get different tattoos on different parts of the body. To have a proper tattoo, you should use standard tattoo color to get the best result. Different and various colors are offered in the market with different brands, each of which has special characteristics.
Tattoo colors are usually made permanently and their removal is very costly. Professional inks may be iron oxide, metal salts, plastics, organic and mineral materials, or vegetable. The most common colors used in tattoos are green, brown and black.
Of course, other colors such as white and red may be used in tattoos, but it is not bad to know how these colors are obtained: black or blue tattoo color is obtained from carbon, red color is produced from plant colors or mercury. Cobalt aluminate is usually used to obtain a light blue color; mercury or chromium oxide can be used to produce a green color. The brown color is obtained from iron oxide or the last flower, and the yellow color is obtained from cadmium sulfide.

What is the tattoo process like?

When dye is injected into your skin with a tattoo needle, macrophages, or macrophages produced by the bone marrow, quickly attack the scratch site. The bigwigs swallow the extra material such as germs and digest them enzymatically, but this time they only came to eat the tattoo pigments. But most tattoo pigments are so large that they can not be swallowed and remain there, and a small number of pigments are small enough for large carnivores to catch up with. These sacrificial cells die after ingesting the pigment and are excreted by the body. So if all the tattoo pigments injected into your body are small, the tattoo design will disappear completely.
The process of laser tattooing or tattoo removal also benefits from this. When the laser beams hit the pigments, they break into small pieces. Now these finely pigments are suitable for ingestion by large eaters.
Tattoo colors with a wide range of colors consist of two parts. One is colors and the other is color carriers. Tattoo paint manufacturers usually deliver them to you as a combination of the dye and the carrier, but those who do the tattooing work professionally buy the color powder separately and mix it with the carrier.
Types of tattoo colors based on being water or oil based
Water-based paints are more for body and lip tattoos, such as Word Fims.
Oil-based paints are more commonly used for eyebrow micropigmentation, such as Biotach.
The base paints of the mix are based on nanotechnology and are two-phase. As a result, both water-based and oil-based paints combine easily, like Czech paint.