However, there are questions about the safety and health to inject this type of ink in the skin.
Some phosphorescence phosphors glow for a few minutes, while other may glow for days. Phosphorescent ink does not re-emit the visible light it absorbs immediately but re-emitted it very slowly. The ingredients in some “glow” inks are disclosed as: (PMMA) Polymethylmethacrylate and microspheres of fluorescent dye suspended in UV sterilized, distilled water. Glow in the dark ink and blacklight ink are used for UV glowing tattoos. White tattoo ink is normally metal based pigment, such as lead, zinc, titanium. Tattoo ink is generally permanent while white ink fades overtime. It’s a popular choice for people who works in KTV or night club where UV light is available. UV tattoo could be nearly invisible under non-UV light. One special type of white ink tattoo is called UV glowing tattoo, also known as blacklight tattoos, which is made with a special ink that is visible under ultraviolet (UV) light or blacklight. So the white ink tattoo may not be a good choice for darker skins.
WHITE OUT TATTOO SKIN
The more pale your skin the more the ink will show up. So proper healing is critical to reduce the tendency of fading out. It could fade overtime, particularly if exposed to sunlight. The ink is injected under the layer of skin, which is only noticeable against the skin pigmentation. White ink tattoos use only white ink, no additional pigments.
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