Not all tattoos are created equally - some were made on a heavily drunken night only bringing regret later on, some were thoroughly premeditated, others are strictly monochrome, and some are plenty colorful, but these are purely magical. These tattoo designs glow in the dark when a UV lamp is used, making them look straight out of a Sci-Fi movie.
The main attraction for these glow in the dark tattoos is the fact that these designs are almost or entirely invisible in daylight, therefore a prime choice for those, who'd rather keep their body art to themselves. You know, quitting a good job with a strict appearance policy is not necessary anymore, if you want to get a tattoo inked. The only setback for these UV tattoos is probably the use of the chemical element phosphorus in ink. Phosphorus is also used in fireworks, toothpaste, explosives, and pesticides, so before putting UV tattoo ink under your skin, an allergic reaction test is advised.
Cautions aside, we'd like to shine some light on these amazing glow in the dark tattoo ideas. Not only because they are such unusual and unique tattoos, but also because of the designs themselves, even if they weren't glowing, are truly exceptional. So scroll down below and don't forget to vote and comment on the ones that deserve it the most in this tattoo gallery!
#22 This Amazing UV Tattoo

This is a perfect example to show that UV tattoos are barely visible or invisible at all when in daylight
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35points
#31 Gustav Klimt Inspired UV Tattoo

The Kiss is by far the most famous painting done by Gustav Klimt and no wonder why is it so popular with tattoo artists and aficionados. The paintings' beautiful lines and vivid color makes it perfect for tattoo renditions, especially when UV ink is used
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30points
#32 I'm Using UV Pigment For Those Who Are Motivated For Some Entertaining Tattoos

Genius things are often the simplest, like using UV ink in this X-Ray tattoo
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29points
#40 I Made This Black Light Melty Pikachu Tattoo

All of the UV-reactive pigment I use is completely safe and has no additives, and it glows under blacklight simply because of the color of a pigment
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19points

















