The Trend of Metallic Tattoos is at Flow Now

Tattoos in Gold

Isn’t it cool to have tattoos of gold, silver, platinum or any metallic tattoos done on your body? This is a new trend in the world of tattoos. There are chances that the skeptics may think it to be some kind of health hazard to inject metal into the body entering the blood stream. There are no tattoos including coloring with gold or other metals in classical sense.

A good tattoo artist rather uses color make metallic tattoos without using golden or silver ink if you want a design to have a metallic look. Still such colors are toxic for the body. These colors are not the material that you would like to have lodging inside your skin. The other kind of tattoos is the foil tattoos. These are not harmful as these are not injected into the surface of the skin. Rather they involve the application of gold or platinum foil to the skin surface with a latest technology.

Tattoo size and placement

This is an important factor to consider before having tattoo designed on body. Even though full sleeve tattoos begin at the shoulders and end at the wrist still you can decide the length of it. Options like full arm, half sleeve or quarter sleeves are also available. The scale should also be considered with the overall look of the tattoo in mind. You can begin with few tattoos and if you find them suitable then you can piece them together making it a full sleeve tattoo.

The tattoo colors

The colorful tattoos pop up more than the black and grey. You don’t have any problem with the popping look of the colorful tattoos then you can go with those vibrant color tattoos as per your wish. If you have a heavy personality then your preferences should be black, grey or metallic tattoos.  

Tattoo Peeling

You may not know much about tattoo care when you get your first tattoo may it be a normal or some metallic tattoos. Healthy healing process of your tattoo is peeling. After it is first completed, it is normal for your tattoo to peel slightly. After 1 week of ink application a typical tattoo will start to peel around. It will depend on how your body heals, whether you heal fast or slow but it is a general guideline.