[A-Schurman28279]

The first misconception a lot of people seem to have is that if someone is from African descent, then they have dark, black skin. Africa is a very large continent and has a large variety of people, thus many differences. Actual skin hues can range from rather light to extremely dark. So for a large amount of people, a tattoo done in black ink shows up just as well on their skin as it does on any other ethnicity. Even on basic dark skin, black ink still shows, just not with as much contrast. Traditionally, tattoos were done in either blue or black. Personally, from what I’ve seen, when black won’t show up, people use blue instead. I’m not sure if maybe white ink is less reliable, or if it is just too vivid, but I have very rarely seen it used outside of a ‘picture scene’ type of tattoo.

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Name : A-Schurman28279, Gender : F, Age : 27, City : Ammon, State : ID, Country : United States, Occupation : Student, Education level : 2 Years of College, Social class : Lower class, 

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