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Post by bluedragon23 on Sept 2, 2018 17:28:16 GMT
This might sound weird. But does it ever happen to you that you scratch where you have a tattoo and then you feel like your skin is “burning” for a while after? I’m not even talking about new tattoos. I mean the old ones. 🤔🤷♀️
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Post by Dani on Sept 2, 2018 17:39:09 GMT
Old ones? 😱
Mine are like... inside of the skin. I don’t feel them?
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Post by bluedragon23 on Sept 2, 2018 17:46:36 GMT
Old ones? 😱 Mine are like... inside of the skin. I don’t feel them? Lmao. Where do you think my tattoos are? 😂 But sometimes skin gets itchy you know. So you scratch. And after, the spots where i have tattoos feel like they burn for a little while. Like, maybe the skin remains more sensitive on those spots. I dnot know. Thats why im asking if its just me. This particular one that im talking about at the moment, i got it done 11 years ago. 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️ |
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Post by crackofsunlight on Feb 20, 2019 17:14:35 GMT
My friend has this happen with one of her tattoos. You may be reacting to the ink, even though it’s an older tattoo. It could one of the particular pigments? I have tattoos that occasionally will be raised and have no idea as to why. I chalk it up to having sensitive skin🤷🏼♀️.
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Post by heehawes on Feb 20, 2019 17:21:51 GMT
My friend has this happen with one of her tattoos. You may be reacting to the ink, even though it’s an older tattoo. It could one of the particular pigments? I have tattoos that occasionally will be raised and have no idea as to why. I chalk it up to having sensitive skin🤷🏼♀️. my sister had this happen once too. years after getting the tattoo.... some of whatever is in certain pigments react to whatever and blah blah blah and then your body reacts to whats going on there.. Ive never had it happen, but it kinda makes sense that these pigments have their chemical properties and behave how they behave separate to how your natural body does. |
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Post by crackofsunlight on Feb 20, 2019 17:24:31 GMT
My friend has this happen with one of her tattoos. You may be reacting to the ink, even though it’s an older tattoo. It could one of the particular pigments? I have tattoos that occasionally will be raised and have no idea as to why. I chalk it up to having sensitive skin🤷🏼♀️. my sister had this happen once too. years after getting the tattoo.... some of whatever is in certain pigments react to whatever and blah blah blah and then your body reacts to whats going on there.. Ive never had it happen, but it kinda makes sense that these pigments have their chemical properties and behave how they behave separate to how your natural body does. Exactly! And especially with older tattoos, consider how much the tattooing industry has advanced in the past decade... I’m sure the chemicals aren’t exactly the most gentle, particularly in older inks. I could be talking out of my ass though on that. |
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Post by heehawes on Feb 20, 2019 17:27:40 GMT
my sister had this happen once too. years after getting the tattoo.... some of whatever is in certain pigments react to whatever and blah blah blah and then your body reacts to whats going on there.. Ive never had it happen, but it kinda makes sense that these pigments have their chemical properties and behave how they behave separate to how your natural body does. Exactly! And especially with older tattoos, consider how much the tattooing industry has advanced in the past decade... I’m sure the chemicals aren’t exactly the most gentle, particularly in older inks. I could be talking out of my ass though on that. different metals in different pigments, that oxidize over time and do funky stuffs. also why you see tattoos physically change in appearance and change color and blahblhablha |
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