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    • UncleDeath
      Question about tattoo+PC gaming

      By UncleDeath · Posted

      I wasn't comparing damage cause by being torn up by pavement to typical skin ware and tear. All I'm meaning is if you have an area of skin thats exercising more than others, that kind of movement can factor into how it can age since the cells in your skin would moving, and flexing, and stretching more often. Is that so big of a deal that you should take precaution against day to day ware? Like I said, it's not worth worrying about.
    • snyderju89
      New Tat Question

      By snyderju89 · Posted

      I really don’t think 2 tattoos justifies you saying “most tattoo artists” I have a lot more than 2 tattoos and have been around multiple shops and artists and my experiences have been the complete opposite. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
    • Dan
      Longivity ?

      By Dan · Posted

      this example (in a real tattoo) would not wear well,it will be a muddled  black blob in 2 years, "bold will hold" like this on my thigh and on the back of my neck, bold well saturated colors and blacks,and solid well defined  bold outlines, that's what has longevity.

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