I'm not sure if these are safe tho.. but they do look great!
An Artist From Australia Makes Glowing Tattoos That Come Alive in UV Light and Look Like Magic

In this day and time, when tattoos can take on all shapes, colors, and sizes, it’s hard to impress a tattoo lover, but Tukoi Oya, a tattoo artist from Australia, literally makes her clients glow. These tattoos are done the same way all ordinary tattoos are, but the UV inks, which don’t show up in the daylight, start glowing under UV light and tell the most exciting stories.
Here at Bright Side we couldn’t take our eyes off these amazing tattoos by Tukoi Oya, and here are some of her works we want to share with you.
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Have you ever seen a glowing UV tattoo? Do you have a tattoo? We’d be glad if you showed us the photos in the comments!
Comments
14 looks amazing! so cool ? It looks amazing even without the UV light
I would love to get this butterfly one! It looks so cool ?
Loved #12!
I don't know if I could get a tattoo like this! I think that tint can be dangerous
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