🌈 Millennium Mom's Nuclear UV Blacklight Tattoo Ink Set - 5 Colors - 0.5 oz Review

So I bought all 9 UV colors I could find. The ink itself is very fluid and the moment I break the factory seal it leaks out of the bottle. I'm not sure if this is a poorly made bottle. Ink printing as soon as I open the factory print. I'm a beginner amateur tattoo artist so the problem may be me, but I don't have this problem with my other inks.

So I got a tattoo done with this ink which took forever, the ink was watery and it took a lot of effort, the ink to stick. Then I got it with real black light and nothing at all. Don't waste YOUR money!

White on white skin is invisible and glows blue, the rest is colorful and glows in its own colors. Purple is a waste of money. Red is orange, green glows well but otherwise looks like grass, and blue looks gray in normal light but glows blue. I wish I could use cherry red instead of orange.

The specialty of this ink is that it is very difficult to stick. If you mix it with colored ink, the glow is still visible, but the ink still doesn't absorb very well. Other than that, all the tattoos I've done so far have been great after 2-3 sessions and I've had a chance to do it again. The shine is really cute.

The two stars represent the only two permanent UV inks. Atomic Green and Dawn Red are the two previously mentioned colors. The other three came with their own problems. Invisible fallout ink lives up to its name. After 3 says the ink is completely gone. No trace of ink under UV light or otherwise. 2 Blue smoke hardly appears as a color under normal lighting and has no UV effect at all. 3 The violet haze has a very nice color under normal lighting, but again no reaction. against ultraviolet…

So far I've used purple and green and liked both colors at first, after all the colors fade very quickly and are definitely not UV.

colors didn't seem to stick. I had to cover my tattoos twice (make sure you have a UV lamp when doing this), NO glow of WHITE or BLUE

White on white skin is invisible and glows blue, the rest is tinted and glows its own colors. Purple is a waste of money. Red is orange, green glows well but otherwise looks like grass, and blue looks gray in normal light but glows blue. I wish I could use cherry red instead of orange.

The specialty of this ink is that it is very difficult to stick. If you mix it with colored ink, the glow is still visible, but the ink still doesn't absorb very well. Other than that, all the tattoos I've done so far have been great after 2-3 sessions and I've had a chance to do it again. The shine is really cute.

So I bought all 9 UV shades I could find. The ink itself is very fluid and the moment I break the factory seal it leaks out of the bottle. I'm not sure if this is a poorly made bottle. Ink printing as soon as I open the factory print. I'm a beginner amateur tattoo artist so the problem may be me, but I don't have this problem with my other inks.