#30130
    illume666
    Participant
    @illume666

    red ink for me has always taken a little longer to heal,
    i dont know why? just does…

    but with my latest work (which was done about 4 weeks ago now) areas that are red seem to be drying right out and become sorta rough. ive just now started re applying some bepanthen cream to hopefully heal this up. prior i was using moisuriser but everything seemed to have healed up just right all except these red ink areas.

    any ideas what the deal is???

    #65209
    Sherav
    Participant
    @sherav

    Hi

    I took this from my research:

    Red โ€“ This is perhaps one of the most allergic reacting of the inks because it is usually created from iron oxide (rust).

    The use of both Cadmium Red and Cinnabar are to be avoided at all costs due to their high level of toxicity.

    They can also contain Naptha-AS, which is highly flammable and can be carcinogenic. This is mainly used in fuels such as paraffin. An extract of Naptha is Napthol, which whilst less volatile and allergy causing is still quite toxic.

    There are other synthetic pigments used in plastics, which can replicate the red pigment.

    Just have to keep using the cream and wait it out it will settle in time but can take upto 8 weeks.

    Take Care
    Matthew

    #65210
    Izarrasink
    Participant
    @izarrasink

    When you publish your book Matt i want a copy ๐Ÿ˜€

    #65213
    Aussie_Al
    Participant
    @aussie_al

    I have red ink in some tattoos from 20 years ago they still holds up

    for some reason Orange does not hold in my skin

    #65248
    illume666
    Participant
    @illume666

    yeah i figured it would just be a matter of riding it out.
    the colour holds just fine, its just healing slow i guess.

    how annoying.

    cheers guys ๐Ÿ˜›

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