Toxins and Tattoos with Esthetician Tana Parry
05/30/24 • 33 min
Tattoos and permanent makeup are all the rave and the safety and technology of getting one has come a long way baby. Still with the inks containing some toxic ingredients like mercury, lead and arsenic, what’s the risk and how many people have allergic reactions. Licensed Esthetician Tana Parry gives me the lowdown.
Summary
Tattoos have become socially acceptable and a form of self-expression and art. Around 35-40% of Americans have tattoos. Tana Perry, a licensed esthetician, has around 29-30 tattoos and has had some adverse reactions, such as swelling and a lymph node filled with tattoo ink. Tattoo inks can contain heavy metals like lead, nickel, and arsenic, and certain colors are more toxic than others. It's important to find a reputable tattoo shop that follows proper hygiene practices. There are also eco-friendly and vegan tattoo options available. Tattoo removal can be painful and costly, and it's important to research and choose a skilled artist. Semi-permanent makeup is also popular, but it's crucial to find an experienced artist and be aware of the risks involved.
Takeaways
- Tattoos have become a socially acceptable form of self-expression and art.
- It's important to find a reputable tattoo shop that follows proper hygiene practices.
- Certain tattoo inks can contain heavy metals, so it's important to be aware of the potential toxicity.
- Tattoo removal can be painful and costly, and it's important to choose a skilled artist.
- Semi-permanent makeup is a popular option, but it's crucial to find an experienced artist and be aware of the risks involved.
#tattoos #toxins #inks #needles #allergic #reactions #wellness #lifestyle
Watch this episode on the Wellness Whisperer Podcast YouTube channel.
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Tattoos and permanent makeup are all the rave and the safety and technology of getting one has come a long way baby. Still with the inks containing some toxic ingredients like mercury, lead and arsenic, what’s the risk and how many people have allergic reactions. Licensed Esthetician Tana Parry gives me the lowdown.
Summary
Tattoos have become socially acceptable and a form of self-expression and art. Around 35-40% of Americans have tattoos. Tana Perry, a licensed esthetician, has around 29-30 tattoos and has had some adverse reactions, such as swelling and a lymph node filled with tattoo ink. Tattoo inks can contain heavy metals like lead, nickel, and arsenic, and certain colors are more toxic than others. It's important to find a reputable tattoo shop that follows proper hygiene practices. There are also eco-friendly and vegan tattoo options available. Tattoo removal can be painful and costly, and it's important to research and choose a skilled artist. Semi-permanent makeup is also popular, but it's crucial to find an experienced artist and be aware of the risks involved.
Takeaways
- Tattoos have become a socially acceptable form of self-expression and art.
- It's important to find a reputable tattoo shop that follows proper hygiene practices.
- Certain tattoo inks can contain heavy metals, so it's important to be aware of the potential toxicity.
- Tattoo removal can be painful and costly, and it's important to choose a skilled artist.
- Semi-permanent makeup is a popular option, but it's crucial to find an experienced artist and be aware of the risks involved.
#tattoos #toxins #inks #needles #allergic #reactions #wellness #lifestyle
Watch this episode on the Wellness Whisperer Podcast YouTube channel.
Follow us at https://www.wellnesswhispererpodcast.com or on Instagram at
@WellnessWhispererPodcast
Previous Episode
Veteran Tattoo Artist Spills the Ink on Tattoos and Toxins
Matt Goss, owner of Syndicate Tattoo in Manhattan, Kansas, shares his extensive experience in the tattoo industry. With over 18 years of tattooing and 25 years in the industry, Matt has done thousands of tattoos and built a strong reputation. He emphasizes the importance of waiting and making informed decisions before getting a tattoo. Matt also discusses the regulatory landscape in the industry, including the Modernization of Cosmetic Regulations Act, and the need for responsible aftercare. He provides advice on selecting an artist and shares the social channels for Syndicate Tattoo.
Takeaways
- Matt Goss has over 18 years of experience in tattooing and 25 years in the industry.
- He advises people to wait and make informed decisions before getting a tattoo.
- The tattoo industry is facing regulatory changes, such as the Modernization of Cosmetic Regulations Act.
- Proper aftercare is crucial for the healing process and maintaining the quality of the tattoo.
- Selecting the right artist is important, and Syndicate Tattoo has a strong reputation in the industry.
- Matt Goss and Syndicate Tattoo can be found on their website and social media channels.
#tattooindustry #permanentcosmetics #toxins #permanentink #mercury #lead #arsenic #allergicreactions #needles #inks #hygiene #safety #wellness
Watch this episode on the Wellness Whisperer Podcast YouTube channel.
Follow us at https://www.wellnesswhispererpodcast.com or on Instagram at
@WellnessWhispererPodcast
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