Tattoo Ink Bleeding Under Second Skin. I had a chat with a local tattoo prof yesterday but he was not sure if this would be permanent or if there is. If you do develop an adverse reaction on the tattoo, discontinue use immediately.
And could lead to bleeding, swelling, and bruising. I think it is a combination of my age, 72, and the tattoo artist’s lack of experience. Therefore, the more ink that is tightly packed into the skin, the more likely that enough will be left in place, where it’s intended to be.
If instead, an artist did the opposite and failed to ‘fill up’ your skin with ink, then it’s likely the tattoo may heal patchy and faded.
Usually, in the second stage you’ll start to feel your tattoo begin to itch. It's a lot like not using lip liner before putting really dark lipstick on. Its a black celtic design on my wrist but since then, the ink appears to have bled out under the skin quite significantly. Usually, in the second stage you’ll start to feel your tattoo begin to itch.