Tattoo coloring sequence and color allocation:
In the process of tattooing, as long as we all use multiple colors together, how to master the order of coloring is a crucial part. Only when this link is well mastered will there be no blurred, turbid, or dark colors. There is a constant law here: from deep to shallow, from warm to cold. Darkness refers to the change of hue, while cold and warm are the problems of the color system. For example: if we need to use the following colors when operating a tattoo: red, yellow, blue, green, black, white, purple, coffee and other colors.
So how should we rank them according to the law?
The normal order is: black, coffee, fuchsia, red, blue, green, yellow, and white principles are done in the order of eight colors, you can study more. There are six colors emphasized here, which are the commonly used colors for tattoos. Generally speaking, tattoos are the same as aesthetic principles. You can't make a picture colorful, so there will be a sense of incongruity and kitsch. So we only need to have six common colors in daily operation. Because in the next step we will teach you to use these six shades to match a dozen different colors to meet customer needs. In this way, not only save investment for everyone, but also meet customer needs. Then these six commonly used colors are: black and white red yellow blue green.
Luminous Tattoos: Domestically, the "luminous" civilian products that use highly radioactive radium as the excitation material have basically stopped flowing into the market. Now the "long afterglow Greek soil thermoluminescence material" is used. Such as: lanthanum oxide, cerium oxide, praseodymium oxide, chrysanthemum pain and other luminous powder. These materials only emit light after absorbing light, and the light gradually weakens with time, until it stops emitting light after a few hours. In principle, these materials themselves do not have sufficient radioactivity to affect health and should be harmless to humans. The above is limited to general non-biological uses. It is a rare practice or a creative behavior for the human body.
However, most of them contain about 2% of heavy metal-"silver oxide" as an "activator". Whether these activators pose a harm to the human body should be a cause for concern. Because silver oxide is a substance with a "biological effect". Medical advice: Only substances without biological effects can be implanted in the human body.
In fact, all tattoos are made by piercing the skin with a tattoo machine or a needle, and the luminous tattoo is also the same, except that the color used contains luminous or fluorescent components. The price should be more expensive than ordinary tattoos.
