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Liquid carriers that contain tattoo ink pigments include witch hazel, glycerin and ethyl alcohol, according to the Healthy Skin Association.
Tattoo ink that exhibits a black color commonly consists of carbon or iron oxide. Magnetite crystals and soot can also contribute to black tattoo ink's pigmentation.
Colored tattoo inks, such as yellow, contain ochre or disazodiarylide, according to the Healthy Skin Association. Inks with blue or violet pigmentation contain cobalt blue, manganese violet or aluminum salt.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration does not regulate or approve of the use of tattoo ink pigments injected under the skin. Some of the color additives used in tattoo ink are intended for automobile paint or printer ink.
Some people may experience irritation or an allergic reaction to tattoo ink, particularly after spending time in the sun, according to the FDA.
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