Small and delicate Full Color Tattoos for Women

About color tattoos

A couple of decades ago, a colored tattoo was a real rarity. Nowadays, this type of body painting is becoming a full-blown mainstream. What gave rise to such an interest in colored tattoos and what is the peculiarity of these wearable images? Let's try to find an answer to this question.

Colored tattoos have many advantages.

• Now there is a wide variety of quality dyes of any shade. Thanks to this, your tattoo can become a real work of art.
• a tattoo of color allows you to take a look at the details of the design. If in a monochrome tattoo there is only one outline, then in one color you can make the drawing much more interesting, thanks to color, and add additional details.
• A colored tattoo looks bright and attracts much more attention than a black and white tattoo.. Therefore, for those who like to be in the spotlight, a colored tattoo is the perfect way to highlight your individuality and unique style.

Of the minuses, the cost of a colored tattoo is distinguished, which is an order of magnitude more expensive than a monochrome one.

Also, the color tends to fade due to exposure to external conditions such as ultraviolet light, household chemicals, and care products. Therefore, after 5 years, you will have to visit the master again to correct and give the tattoo its original appearance.

colored tattoos

Of course, it would be foolish to consider color tattoos as a separate style or direction of artistic tattooing. Color ink can be used to depict a conservative plot in an old school, a picture screaming in a trash polka, splashes of colors in watercolors, a terrifying canvas of biomechanics or organics, a realistic 3D portrait and much, much more.

Before choosing the most interesting photos of the best masters in the world, I would like to say a few words about the main features of color tattoos.

First of all, since the artist is forced to use a much larger number of paints, a colored tattoo is sometimes more expensive than black and white. In practice, this is not felt very much, since the work is estimated mainly by time, and here the difference is rarely significant. In general, I would not pay much attention to this factor when choosing what to choose: white and black or colour.

Secondly, it must be said about the wear of The tattoos of colors.

In this parameter, they are much inferior to black and white. Surveys have shown that most people from time to time face the discoloration, darkening, blurring of contours and other unpleasant things that are often associated with black and white tattoos.

Frequent questions:

Why choose between black or color tattoo?

If you are making a tattoo according to an individual sketch, ask the teacher to draw it in two versions: b/n and color. It may cost you a little more, but it will be easier for you to decide. By the way, a black and white tattoo you can easily do in color by adding new elements to it. If you can't decide on a sketch for a long time, it is better to choose one that does not contain large solid elements; it will be difficult to "fit" them into the framework of the new drawing.

Much also depends on the master. If you dare to trust your body to a beginner with little experience, then it is better to do only a black and white drawing, since tattoos of colors are the highest level of skill. Of course, if we are not talking about small images in 1-2 colors, but about large "canvases" with a three-dimensional effect. It makes sense to make such tattoos only from trusted masters with extensive experience. Because it will take longer and more expensive to remove a large multi-color drawing than a monochrome one.

One more point: colored tattoos often require tone correction. The fact is that the black pigment is the most persistent, it retains the contrast with the skin color longer. But pink, yellow, blue and other light pigments fade faster under the influence of ultraviolet rays.