What are Black Light Tattoos?
The most simple explanation is that black light tats are tattoos that show up in a glowing, or phosphorescent, fashion under UV (ultraviolet) light. These tattoos use a special UV (black light) reactive ink that is different from traditional tattoo inks. When seen under the correct UV light, it will glow brightly, in the way that glow sticks and other black light reactive materials do in these circumstances. Black light tattoos are not the same as glow-in-the-dark tattoos, which at the present time do not exist in a safe manner. These tattoos must be seen under a UV light to glow, not just in darkness. These tattoos can either glow in a white/blue color or an enhanced version of the color that you see in regular light (for example, they may appear pink in regular light, but glow hot pink under black light).
The most simple explanation is that black light tats are tattoos that show up in a glowing, or phosphorescent, fashion under UV (ultraviolet) light. These tattoos use a special UV (black light) reactive ink that is different from traditional tattoo inks. When seen under the correct UV light, it will glow brightly, in the way that glow sticks and other black light reactive materials do in these circumstances.
