Tattoo ink won't go into the skin.

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What layer of skin does tattoo ink go into?

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Tattoo artists insert tattoo ink into the dermis layer, the second layer of skin, because "dermis...

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How far does tattoo ink go into the skin?

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Tattoo ink goes about 1mm, going past the epidermis into the dermis.

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What layer of skin does the ink from a tattoo go in

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With a tattoo, the ink is permanently in the cells of the dermis layer of the skin. Have another question...

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How many layers of skin does tattoo ink go in

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It's about 1mm, going past the epidermis into the dermis.

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How far down into the skin does a needle need to go, for ink to stay in a tattoo?

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The pigments are injected into the middle layer of the skin (the dermis) at a rate of 15 to 3,000 times...

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How deep does tattoo ink go under the skin?

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The ink of a tattoo is injected into the dermis, which is the second, deeper layer of skin and more...

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Why is it that when i do the outline of the tattoo on some places the ink does not go in the skin first time.?

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Reasons: Your needles are not flush with the tip, to get ink from it... you are going too fast, or not...

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Does it hurt to get a tattoo done ?does the ink go under the skin.?

Just curious want to no have a cute nose pericing and it did hurt.

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All this info is really good to know coz I want to get one. The part about a tattoo being sore on or...

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Skin not taking ink? can another artist fix someone elses work at same shop?~~~PLEASE I NEED ADVICE~~~?

ok ive been going to one artist since jan (my 2-4th tat, first was 4 years ago) on sat i went there but my artist was sick so I had another from the shop do my tat, its on the inside of my wrist and is 3"x3" penguin butterfly tat (google it...

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Give it another week or so. Every tattoo heals differently. It's not uncommon for a tattoo to look that...

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Is it better to go deeper or not go deeper putting the ink in the skin doing a tattoo?

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Go about 1mm, if any deeper it would be extremely painful, and there would be a lot of bleeding.

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