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hallucienate wrote:On the subject of tattoos. My friend is a vegan, a rather strict one at that. He is concerned that the ink they use for tattooing might contain animal products... Anybody got any advice on this, and maybe which inks don't use animal products?
I would have to know who's ink the tattooist in question used to have a vague idea what was in it .
As far as I can say without getting a chemical printout of all the "ingredients" of tattoo ink , I've never known of or come accross any that contained anything animal related . It is usually organic based & most of the actual colour components originate from plantlife & suchlike .
Hope this puts your fluffy mate's mind at rest
Cool, thanks biggy. At last report the ink used a product that may or may not have come from an animal. I'll try find out what ink he has scratched into his skin.
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