What is a tattoo with ashes???

Getting a tattoo with ashes is a relatively new trend in the tattoo industry, but it has quickly gained popularity among those looking for a unique and sentimental way to commemorate their loved ones. The process involves mixing a small amount of cremated ashes with tattoo ink before tattooing the design onto the skin. Who would have thought?

It may sound morbid to some, but for many people, it’s a way to keep their loved ones close to them at all times. Some choose to get an image or quote that represents their loved one, while others opt for a more abstract design incorporating the ashes into the ink. Whatever the design, a tattoo with ashes offers a way to honor and remember those who have passed away in a way that is both personal and permanent.

I think the biggest aspect of this kind of tattoo is the idea that your loved one is literally living on through you. It’s kind of hard to wrap your brain around, I know.

Its a beautiful idea, but do I do this kind of procedure?

Absolutely no. I don't think its safe enough to mix anything with tattoo ink and insert on someone skin and body.

Aside some artist who do it I personally don't. The cremation process effectively eliminates most bacteria, the ashes aren't sterile enough to be directly mixed into tattoo ink. In a crematorium, despite being meticulously clean, there isn't a specific sterilization protocol in place.

So my advise is get a tattoo (I'm

Showing you some inspo and ideas on this post) for your loved ones but no ashes please.

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