No. We do not believe enough research has been done to assure us that the ink is safe for our clients. Dr. Will Kirby, Dermatologist, doesn’t recommend getting a black light tattoo because he says some of the ink could cause adverse reactions, or worse be cancerous. UV ink doesn’t contain phosphorous, the carcinogenic ingredient that may cause cancer. However, glow in the dark tattoos, tattoos that only show in complete darkness but not in UV or black light, do contain phosphorous. Whether the phosphorous in glow-in-the-dark inks is cancerous is still unknown. UV tattoos may be less prominent in normal light, but are much harder to remove off the skin with laser removal. – Natalie, genyu.net