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Question by sativa_192002: Is kuro sumi tattoo ink free of metals?
Is kuro sumi tattoo ink free of metals and other toxic substances?.

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Answer by Anya G
yes.

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Question by : Can anybody help me by giving me free tattoo machine supplies or anything that has to do with tattoos?
I want to become a tattoo artist contact me at Myspace my email is rigogarcia_666_@yahoo.com

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Answer by Jennifer
Why should anyone give you free machines? Why would they? Just cause you WANT to be a tattooist? How come I had to pay for my machines and you think you should get them for free? The only thing ill give for free is a bit of advice. Leeches, scratchers and posers dont get far in the business. Either get real or find another dream.. Preferably one where you dont ruin peoples skin for life and give those that make their livelihood at it a bad name.

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TerryPoling.net Chinese Tattoo Machines For Sale

(60) Assorted Pre-sterilized Tattoo Needles with (5) Disp Tips and (5) Disposable Ivory/black Long Grip & Free Ship

• (60) COUNTS OF ASSORTED PRE-STERILIZED TATTOO NEEDLES
• (5) DISPOSABLE TIPS (BONUS) PLUS (5) DISPOSABLE IVORY/BLACK LONG GRIPLESS TUBES (BONUS)
• BUYER MAY CHOOSE THE SIZES FROM BELOW
• CONTACT US (SELLER) VIA EMAIL REGARDING SIZES

BUYER MAY CHOOSE THE NEEDLE SIZES FROM FOLLOWINGS: (ROUND LINERS: 1,3,5,7,9,11); (ROUND SHADERS: 3,5,7,8,11,14); (FLATS: 4,5,6,7,8,11); (MAGNUMS: 5,7,9,11). ALL NEEDLES AND TIPS ARE STERILIZED USING E.O. GAS AND THE EXPIRATION IS DATED ON EACH INDIVIDUALLY PACK.

List Price: $ 34.99

Price: $ 4.99

Tattoo Supply 100 Plastic Disposable Tips (Nozzles) Round/flat

• Tattoo Supply 100 Plastic Disposable Tips (nozzles) Round/Flat
• 15 of each sizes Round Tip (RT) : 1R-3R , 5R, 7R-8R, 9R-14R
• 10 of each sizes Flat Tip (FT) : 5, 7, 9, 11,
• Pre-sterilized with ethylene oxide(EO) gas. NOT INDIVIDUALLY PACKED
• If you want to choose different sizes, you can email us after you purchase this item. Otherwise we will send you the sizes above

List Price: $ 15.99

Price: $ 9.15

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Yardville, NJ (PRWEB) August 2, 2005

Around one-third of all Americans between the ages of 25 and 39 now have at least one tattoo, and the trend continues to grow. Despite a doubling of the number of tattoo studies in the country in the last five years to accommodate demand, tattooing remains largely unregulated. According to Tattoo Johnny (www.tattoojohnny.com), the largest seller of tattoo designs in the world, consumers need to keep their eyes open before taking the tattoo plunge. By taking a few specific steps, they can maximize their chance of getting a safe tattoo theyÂ?ll enjoy for the rest of their life.

Â?With increased visibility on TV, in movies and in sports, tattooing has gone mainstream,Â? says Mark Nelson, founder of Tattoo Johnny. Â?Unfortunately, some unscrupulous people are rushing to cash in on the trend. In the past, tattooists served a rigorous apprenticeship under the close supervision of an experienced professional. Tattoo machines were hand crafted and sold by their makers to qualified tattooists. That self-regulation is now a thing of the past, with do-it-yourself kits and video instruction available on the Internet. So our company felt it was vital to put together guidelines for consumers on how to protect themselves.Â?

Health risks of careless tattooing, including transmission of hepatitis B or C, HIV, herpes and streptococcus or staphylococcus infections, can be avoided by making sure that the tattooist shows you the installation of a new needle and tube setup from a sealed envelope immediately prior to getting started on your tattoo. Â?If the tattooist brushes aside your health concerns or avoids answering questions, leave,Â? advises Nelson.

In addition to watching for proper sterilization techniques, consumers need to seek out tattoo artists with training and experience. Untrained tattooists can create shaky, irregular lines or color that falls out, cause excessive bleeding or produce unsightly scars. Bad tattoos commonly have to be fixed or covered by an experienced professional, so it makes sense to get it right the first time.

Founded in 2002, Tattoo Johnny, Inc., represents many of the most famous tattoo artists and illustrators in the industry and attends more than 20 conventions a year to help educate the public on the doÂ?s and donÂ?ts of safe, quality tattoos. Â?People are often more careful about who cuts their hair than who does their tattoo. Yet a haircut grows out, while a tattoo lasts forever,Â? Nelson notes.

For detailed free information on the seven steps to safe, quality tattooing and answers to the most common questions from first-timers, visit www.tattoojohnny.com/first-tattoo.asp and www.tattoojohnny.com/perfect-tattoo.asp, or call (347)524-0653.

Tattoo Johnny, Inc.

211 Yardville Hamilton Square Rd.

Yardville, NJ 08620

Contact:

Mark Nelson

(347)524-0653

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