What are the specific types of tattoos? What harm does pigeon blood tattoo have to the body?

The types of tattoos are as follows. Don't do the so-called pigeon blood tattoo!

The first kind: totem

The pattern painted in this work is a typical totem tattoo, which has a rough and primitive feeling and gives people a unrestrained aesthetic feeling. As mentioned earlier, this early tribal religious tattoo pattern is now widely used and occupies a very important position in modern tattoos.

The second kind: portrait

People who have portraits tattooed have the widest age range, because the tattoos of people's heads are of great significance to tattooed people: for example, some are their relatives, some are their idols, some are to commemorate friends, and some are to encourage themselves with the heads of people they admire. Tattooists who tattoo portraits must have strong painting skills. This has a deep connection with painting.

The third type: color patterns.

This type is actually too general, but it can't be subdivided and can only be roughly classified. Because the color pattern includes all the colors of typical and atypical tattoo patterns. Most modern people prefer this tattoo pattern, which is fashionable, attractive and energetic.

The fourth category: Japanese tattoos

Japanese tattoos give people a direct feeling and have a strong visual impact. It is a tattoo style that occupies a very important position in the world. The content it conveys is actually very traditional Japanese cultural characteristics, but now a large number of tattoo lovers like this tattoo pattern style. It is a representative of oriental tattoos.

Above, I have introduced several tattoo styles to you, and now I will explain some common sense problems about tattoos to you. Most people just appreciate tattoos and don't want to own one. The reason is usually because they are afraid of pain. In fact, the pain of tattooing can be borne by anyone (except for some particularly sensitive parts, such as the inner thigh, side ribs and knees, which are generally slightly more painful than other parts). A good tattoo artist usually does not bleed when tattooing a guest. But you know, tattoos still have their unique charm if they are as insensitive as tattoo paper. ! His charm lies in his courage to overcome painful psychological obstacles, his desire to show his distinctive personality, and his enthusiasm for life.

Two hours after the tattoo is completed, it is necessary to clean the tattoo area with warm water. You can use shower gel or soap, and then wipe it clean. After cleaning the tattoo,

There is a legend or tradition in tattoo industry. After successfully tattooing with pigeon blood combined with cinnabar, the skin color is normal at ordinary times, and no trace can be seen, but red will appear after drinking, sweating or excitement, so it is also called drunk tattoo or invisible tattoo. There are also some exquisite pigeons, such as pigeons with red eyes and feathers, which are relatively pure. I once heard that someone tattooed his eyebrows into two dragons, which added a bit of wildness when he was drunk or furious.

Cinnabar, also known as Cinnabar, mercury sand and cinnabar, is a natural cinnabar ore, which mainly contains mercury sulfide (HgS). It is really toxic, but it can be taken orally or externally. In fact, red pigments generally contain mercury, so don't worry too much. Just don't overdo it. A tattoo artist said, "with cinnabar, most people will be allergic and their skin will fester. It will take a month or two to get well."

The key is pigeon blood!

The first is safety and unsanitary. Animal blood may carry pathogens (bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms and parasites) to spread some diseases and even dangerous diseases. Macromolecules such as protein in heterogeneous blood may directly enter the skin and subcutaneous tissue, which may cause allergies.

Second, the issue of effectiveness. Pigeons with red eyes and white feathers are not necessarily purebred than pigeons with other appearances. From the biochemical point of view, the blood composition is estimated to be similar, even if the blood of other kinds of birds or animals is degraded by skin, it is similar. Pigeon blood is similar to black dog blood. The latter is said to ward off evil spirits. Should I use it more?

This cell component or biomacromolecule will definitely degrade after entering the human body, so it will not last as long as inert pigments.