Is carbon paper for the transfer of a tattoo stencil safe? Of

>>18481124
>what does the ink on the carbon paper consist of?
Not the sharpest tool in the box, are you?

>>18481124
>diy
please don't do this OP

>>18481132
so is it safe then? Do you mean it's not ink?

>>18481134
so many people are doing them. I have almost everything I need.

>>18481132
>>18481134
are there even any adults left on this site? Why does every reply come from a teen?

If you don't have the mental faculty to understand that carbon paper uses carbon to stain then you should not be getting any kind of tattoo let alone doing one yourself.

>>18481399
I don't know all of carbon's qualities and I am not an artist. My question still remains and you're not being helpful at all.

>>18481404
If you do this you will get infected sick and die. Speak to a professional.

>>18481407
>If you do this you will get infected sick and die

not necessarily. Quite the scare you have going on, I wonder if facts mean anything to you. I'm not going to reply again to you.

>>18481411
You asked for advice, we gave it. If you are too stupid to listen then your blood is not on our hands and you can fuck right off.
Just be careful that your carer does not see you handling sharp implements or you might get a time-out.

sure is summer in here...

It's safe bro. We're carbon based lifeforms right?

>>18481446
I mean, I wondered if tattoo artists used a different kind of blue paper. But what you said is what I'm thinking as well. So is it ink or is it straight "coal" so to speak?

>>18481147
>>18481156
>mental retardation
idc anymore just do it please

hey come on guys, I 've offered my opinion or knowledge in some of the threads, and it

holy shit, I just noticed that the /diy/ board still exists


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