The Tattoo Allergy Journey

Mar 18, 2011 13:24

In my journey with my newest tattoo, I've found very few photos of an allergic response to red ink. The ink used by my artist was Eternal, I'm not sure of the exact shade.

First, this was the tattoo right after she finished it.


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killertatertots March 18 2011, 19:33:34 UTC
another red ink would likely cause the same problem and it probably isnt worth hamburgering it to test it out. Once it has healed totally, see if it can be salvaged with black, or if you are set on more of a red look, use branding then circle the pink brand once healed with black for crisp lines.

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amigone March 18 2011, 19:40:21 UTC
I like red because that's how the nitrogen molecules are shown in textbooks...

I'd never thought about branding... But pink could work.

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sliveredlight March 18 2011, 20:23:50 UTC
ouchie. sorry to hear :( the body decides for us, sometimes! :(

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indy_md March 18 2011, 21:00:14 UTC
this might not help but have you tried taking benadryl or reactine or something for the allergic reaction? could help.

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whorishness March 18 2011, 21:26:49 UTC
Maybe a vegan ink would have a better reaction? They are a bit more expensive but if you're not going to react like that.

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incognita March 19 2011, 00:05:09 UTC
That blows :( I would be past 'kinda' disappointed and probably be crying. :(

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