👀⚠️ All "tattoo removal" does is break the heavy metals down into even more microscopic particles that get lodged even further into your organs, causing lifelong damage.
A tattoo is a permanent poison stamp, there is no getting rid of it.
https://video.nostr.build/469e61fc658f39ac74f4c6701c26948da60a5f0b62cf49f610e5123d83104084.mp4
Don't put yourself in this situation, ladies 😢
Also, one of the things I learned while writing that tattoo blog post is that if you try to do "tattoo removal", it makes the negative health effects even worse, since it breaks down the heavy metals in the ink into tinier particles that can get lodged into even more of your organs like liver, lymph nodes, etc.
HUGE increased risk of cancer and other diseases later in life, as these heavy metals can cause your internal organs to shut down after enough time. Ticking time bomb.
Discussion
Bono's line in Raised by Wolves,
"My body's not a canvas
My body's now a toilet wall"
comes to mind
Tattoo-free for life!
However beautiful the picture may be, it's probably best to print it on t-shirt rather than under your skin.
:eyes:
The inks used for tattoos can contain a variety of chemicals, some of which are considered toxic or poisonous. Here are a few points to consider:
1. **Heavy Metals**: Many tattoo inks contain heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, and mercury. These metals can be toxic and have been linked to various health issues, including organ damage and cancer.
2. **Aromatic Amines**: Some inks contain aromatic amines, which are known carcinogens. These chemicals can cause cancer and other health problems.
3. **Preservatives**: Tattoo inks often include preservatives to extend their shelf life. Some of these preservatives, like formaldehyde, are known to be toxic and can cause allergic reactions and other health issues.
4. **Organic Pigments**: Organic pigments, which are often used to create vibrant colors, can be broken down by the body into toxic byproducts. For example, some red inks contain mercury sulfide, which can be toxic.
5. **Allergic Reactions**: Even if an ink is not inherently toxic, it can still cause allergic reactions in some people. These reactions can range from mild irritation to severe inflammation and infection.
6. **Migration and Breakdown**: Over time, tattoo ink can migrate and break down within the body, potentially leading to the release of toxic substances into the bloodstream and lymphatic system.