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I think if they worked more on the story lines than on the special effects and make up the movies would be a lot cheaper to make. Seems like every remake, the details must be more elaborate than an earlier version.

At one time, they were associated with religious rites of certain groups and / or rebellion. What changed? Probably the best argument against them is the health risks people are taking in getting them. A lot of people over the years have not reported side affects and so tattoo ink is not regulated as it should be. manufactures and tattoo shops due to trade secrets; aren’t required to disclose fully all ingredients in each color. Contrary to popular opinion, pigments usually are not vegetable dyes. Today's pigments are mostly metal salts. Some pigments are plastic. And before anyone can holler vegetable dye is safe, take into account that other ingredients are necessary to keep them evenly mixed and ease of application. Those other ingredients are harmful to the body, and they are being injected into the skin as well. A lot of stuff that goes into the those “inks”, are not even approved for make up or topicals on the skin or hair. Popular thought is that pigments and all only make it to the skin, but many of the ingredients find their way to inner organs. Even though the stuff is not injected deep, its what the body does in response in an attempt to remove foreign objects and repair skin injury that allows the spread of ingredients elsewhere in the body.