Glitter over existing tattoo
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Glitter over existing tattoo
I wanted to share a picture from a fundraiser I painted for at a local restaurant.
The girl asked if I could add glitter to her tattoo, so I thought why not. It looked really cool, especially when the sunlight hit it.
I added colors to match the color in her tattoo, but only in certain spaces.
The girl asked if I could add glitter to her tattoo, so I thought why not. It looked really cool, especially when the sunlight hit it.
I added colors to match the color in her tattoo, but only in certain spaces.
Re: Glitter over existing tattoo
OOOH, super cute!
Jenlarouge- Number of posts : 46
Age : 44
Location : San Antonio, TX
Registration date : 2011-03-28
Re: Glitter over existing tattoo
that is so cool...i have a tat that could use a lil glitter. I'll post a pic when I get around to sitting still long enough to actually do it!!!
Re: Glitter over existing tattoo
okay...tried to glitter my tat and wasn't too thrilled with the results:
1. ...need to use a smaller applicator for the glue.
2. Glitter did not stay on after shower (used Tulip glue)...like literally, NO GLITTER ON THE TATTOO AT ALL
EPIC FAIL..
1. ...need to use a smaller applicator for the glue.
2. Glitter did not stay on after shower (used Tulip glue)...like literally, NO GLITTER ON THE TATTOO AT ALL
EPIC FAIL..
Re: Glitter over existing tattoo
Sorry it didn't work for you this time. Try, try again!
I used glue from Amerikan Body Art, I believe they use Prosaide. Love it, works wonderfully.
And I had a small applicator, also from ABA, but I can't recall the name of it. It is about three or four inches long and has the tiniest little sponge detailer on it. I have been using it to add dots and small swirls and starbursts to regular stencil applied tats. I think it worked really well for the glitter over real tat.
I am going to be ordering the glue bottles and applicators like Cat Finlayson uses in her freehand tats soon, so I can test that method out.
I used glue from Amerikan Body Art, I believe they use Prosaide. Love it, works wonderfully.
And I had a small applicator, also from ABA, but I can't recall the name of it. It is about three or four inches long and has the tiniest little sponge detailer on it. I have been using it to add dots and small swirls and starbursts to regular stencil applied tats. I think it worked really well for the glitter over real tat.
I am going to be ordering the glue bottles and applicators like Cat Finlayson uses in her freehand tats soon, so I can test that method out.
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