When a person gets tattooed, the ink is deposited via tiny punctures under the top layer of the skin, explained anthropologist Christopher Lynn. As a result, the body views a tattoo as a wound and ...
Specialists begin by mixing ink to match the client's skin tone. They then tattoo the ink into the dermis layer of the skin. The procedure takes anywhere from two to four hours per body part.
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