The process of coloring a tattoo is actually very simple, as long as you master the rules and practice regularly. The black tattoo is the same as the color. In fact, black pigments seem to enter the skin more easily than color pigments. The process of coloring a black tattoo is a circular motion, and coloring a tattoo is a step within a small circle, one point at a time, each circle is closely tied to the next circle until the entire area is covered. Don't repeat it in one place, but small, continuous, flowing circles smoothly and effectively cover the place.
Don't press hard, don't repeat in one place, try to color the skin like a crayons or pencil. Otherwise, the skin will be like a hamburger, causing many scars, and the final effect of the tattoo will be poor. When the needle is in contact with the skin, the hand holding the machine should always be in motion. Do not hold it still, otherwise the tattoo needle will cut the skin like a knife. Don't do it again wherever it is done, you should do it the first time you tattoo. A small number of small holes in the skin look better. The more small holes, the more bleeding, the more scars, and the less pigment the scars enter. Do not stop anywhere, that is, do not let the tattoo needle stay on the skin when the machine is started, so be extra careful when working with the tattoo machine. After a small part of the tattoo is done, it should be wiped clean and carefully inspected, and then continue to do the unfinished work, so that it will continue to complete a tattoo work quickly. When you try to pierce the color into the skin, if you repeat the coloring and scars appear, the color of the tattoo will not be bright and bright.
