Well, this is another fairly common question. I would say yes because the black color is the strongest of the entire tattoo color palette. That comes from the traditional tattoo since, without black ink, the tattoos do not have a strong contrast. Practically for traditional American artists, for a tattoo to be good, it needs to have enough black. At the same time, black ink is the strongest over time and more resistant to the sun. For those who like to sunbathe and tan, the black and white tattoo will always stay looking good for much longer. Colored tattoos always deteriorate much faster from the sun. Light colors and all those cold or pastel tones, colors generally mixed with white and very subtle. Tend to shade easier with exposure to the sun. On the other hand, the strong and intense ones are always more resistant to the weather and the passage of time. Also, the care you give it always makes a big difference. Aftercare like using a good sunscreen on the tattooed area or not exposing it to the sun for a long time would help. Especially if work is recent or during healing, it can make a big difference. During that time, the care of the tattoo is most important to obtain the best results that will last for a long time.