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has anyone with a peanut / nut allergy gotten a tattoo and had a reaction to the ink ??
Peanut,tree nut,soy allergy
Well, I hope this is nothing serious with PA cause I plan on getting a tattoo!
Samm
Peanuts, Soy, Peas, asthma allergies
From what I was told when I got my first tattoo last Saturday, there are no ingredients in tattoo ink that would trigger a reaction in someone who has a peanut allergy. The allergies that are really a concern with this is allergies to latex, soaps, metals(though reactions related to contact dermatitis are quite rare, except for red ink tattoos), and antibiotics.
This is due to the fact that tattoo inks usually are made out of metals and non-organic chemicals.
Allergies: Peanuts, Shellfish, and the Seasonal Allergies from H*ll.
I read about there not being any allergens in black ink, however, i am allergic to mine. Its particularly bad when i accidentally eat peas or peanuts, which im allergic to. I researched a bit after i realized this and discovered that one of the common sources for the pigment in black ink is a member of the legume family. It is VERY unpleasant when your tattooss turn into hives that itch so bad and turn into scabby sores. Hope its not too late!!! Im on this topic because i accidentally ate veggies that had snap peas in the mix. Didnt actually eat one, but im an itchy mess and have hives that are literally th outline of my tattoos again!!
Peanut-Free/Nut-Free Directory
Our directory is intended as a resource for people with peanut and nut allergies. It contains foods, helpful products, and much more.
I'm so glad someone else is asking this! I'm highly allergic to peanuts (with a few other allergies and intolerances) and want a tattoo so bad. When my sister got hers I asked the tattoo artist about ink ingredients. He was so nice and didn't think I was crazy at all (because I know MANY people would think.."What?! Peanuts in ink?! You weirdo"). He said one of the ingredients was Vegetable Glycerin and he wouldn't recommend me getting inked until I found out the source of that. The only problem is, many inks are secret formulas. Please let me know if you get any info on this and/or know of any safe inks. Thanks!!
Angela