What all artists absolutely hate, though, is being micromanaged. No one cares if you're a painter, a graphic designer, or just a stickler for accuracy and detail. When you choose a tattoo artist, you're telling them you trust them. Then, when you start micromanaging, you're saying you're not so sure anymore.

White tattoo ink is often used to create a more delicate look or to add contrast to black ink. It can also help cover up existing tattoos. White ink is more expensive than black ink, and it's also more likely to fade over time. Ultimately, the choice between white and black tattoo ink comes down to personal preference.

Before you get a tattoo, think carefully about it. If you're not sure about getting a tattoo or you're worried that you might regret it, you may want to wait. Don't let other people pressure you into getting a tattoo. And don't get a tattoo if you've been drinking alcohol or using drugs.