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Reddit mentions of BLACK ONYX Millennium Moms 1/2oz Tattoo Ink Mom's Millenium Milennium Pigment
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of BLACK ONYX Millennium Moms 1/2oz Tattoo Ink Mom's Millenium Milennium Pigment. Here are the top ones.
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- Millennium colors are pure, uncut, homogenized pigment dispersion. They consist of the highest possible pigment content giving you brighter colors that fly right in with an amazing flow rate.
- Great for use in tattooing rabbits and other livestock
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| Color | Black Onyx |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 0.5 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.1 Pounds |
Alright I am home now.
These are the needles I bought and have lasted me 6 tattoos (5 of which took two sessions). There are some in there I will probably never use but you never known when you decide to do some fat lines and need those 9rl's.
Washing your hands is nice but gloves are another layer of safety on top. Unless you are going to the doctors soon to swipe some.
This is the ink I use. Small but has lasted me.
Dettol for stencil transfer paper because I am not about to fuck up the bad on something that is gonna stick around for a bit. I also just have alcohol wipes at home from a kit, dollar store plastic shot glasses I wash, and paper towels to complete my kit. Should set you back 50 but last you through a ton of stick and pokes.
If you have an amazon account you can order real tattoo needles and ink for pretty cheap. I would definitely consider that because then you can be much less worried about potential contamination, infections, etc. The items I linked are the needles and ink I bought and the ones that seem to be popular. 3RLs and 5RLs are pretty common for first time pokers. Real tattoo needles are preferred because you can poke faster (think 3 or 5 pokes at a time as opposed to 1). As for suggestions for what to tattoo, only you can really know what you'll like! In general, I'd start with something small. Think of things you like- interests, hobbies, movies, animals, shapes, people, nature, etc. Then start sketching out a few things, maybe even on your body, until you're happy with something. Don't be afraid to take more than a few days or weeks to decide, this will be on your body forever!
Tattoo ink. It's about the same price as India ink, looks nicer, has a variety of colors to use, and there no chance of accidentally using ink with say cadmium, or cobalt in it. black, variety pack