Tattooing is an art form that has lasted for thousands of years, and it has never faded. For example, the mummy discovered by Russian archaeologists in Siberia near the border of Mongolia and China in 1947 dates back to 500 BC. Part of his arms, shoulders, torso, and one leg are covered with unique tribal animal patterns with black lines. They have the style of Persian and Indian art and are still clearly visible.
Maybe you don't have tattoos, but your friends must have tattoos.
Let’s talk today about why tattoos can stay on the skin forever.
Different colors are ground from different natural materials,
For example, copper, gray, graphite, bark, and pine blue.
Now our ink has matured.
Interestingly, there are still many different pigments available to tattoo artists.
If you made two different tattoos in two different places,
It is possible that the ink on your right arm is completely different from the composition on your left arm.
No matter what formula the ink is made of, it is simple and crude.
The color produced by the solid pigment is suspended in the liquid carrier.
The liquid carrier can come from any one or more of the following compounds: water, witch hazel, glycerin, propylene, ethanol, vodka.
The life span of skin cells is two to three weeks, but tattoos can be maintained forever.
If you feel that the tattoo on the inner lip will last for up to 6 months.
Ha ha! You think too much. Trust me, it will never fade away.
Tattoo needles containing ink pierce the skin at a frequency of 50-3000 punctures per minute.
They penetrate the epidermis and pierce the dermis to leave small holes in the dermis, and the operation of the capillaries makes the ink leave a pattern on the dermis.
When your immune system tries to save all the wounds you have suffered, the tattoo is permanently preserved.
Whenever the tattoo needle pokes a hole, the macrophages will find a way to plug the wound, so they stay there for a long time.
This is why the tattoo can last for so long, is it "need not poke"?
Ink is a foreign invader, and macrophages rely on phagocytosis to clear it.
But before the macrophages are full, they are trapped in the gel skeleton of the dermis.
The new tattoo ink will be retained in the epidermis and dermis at the same time.
After the skin heals, the injured epidermal cells fall off and are replaced by new cells that do not contain ink.
This is why your tattoo looks more vivid before the skin heals!
Over time, the tattoo will fade away.
The colored particles will gradually be disintegrated by the body's immune system, taken away by macrophages and destroyed.
Why the tattoo can last so long, because the pigment is stored in your dermis.
Why can you stay single for so long, because it has been ingested in your soul.
