​What is a tattoo? What is its principle and is it harmful to the body?

 May 12, 2020

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Answer: Tattoos, also known as tattoos, are used for ink (Tattoo in English). In ancient times, they used a colored needle to pierce the bottom layer of the skin, which was pigmentation below the surface layer of the skin, and formed some patterns or patterns on the skin. It refers to the puncture of the skin and the use of paint on the wound to make the body have a permanent pattern. Now it is a synonym for many people to show their personality and taste. A high-quality and exquisite tattoo work can very well demonstrate the taste of this carrier.

Modern tattoo art is based on a tattoo needle as a carrier, injecting tattoo color into the skin (below the epidermis above the dermis layer), about 2MM under the skin, and forms an art form of permanent patterns. When tattooing, the tattoo artist uses the tattoo machine to drive the tattoo needle to pick up the tattoo pigments for drawing operation. Tattoo needle operation, the needle will cause slight damage to the skin when tattooing, so the tattoo will appear red and swollen after the tattoo, and scab and molting will appear during the next 3 to 10 days of recovery period.

Tattoo pigments are special pigments for tattoos, usually plant-based pigments, which are non-toxic and harmless to the human body. With the increasingly perfect tattoo products nowadays, basically all the colors needed in tattoos are available.

In summary, tattoos can now draw very complex and realistic patterns like paintings. Tattooing is a high-tech process. Because the techniques used by tattooists are different, the effect of the tattoos produced is not consistent. Tattooists must have a certain painting foundation combined with correct tattooing techniques to make exquisite, realistic, colorful, and lasting effect tattoos, so the capabilities of tattooists are not the same. So you have to choose the tattoo artist you want to tattoo carefully.


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