Tattoo Advice

[Filbert]

I am wanting to go for my first ever tattoo...plucking up courage as not to good with pain but I know exactly what I want and where I want it.
The thing is I have a severe allergy to hair dye, if just a few drops touch my skin, it blisters and I swell up.
The tattoo won't be colour just black and grey, but what I wanted to know is if there are links between tattoo ink and hair dye. I looked up ingredients on google and I can't see the things I'm allergic to but I just wanted to check if anyone has experience of this.
I'm thinking of asking them if they can put a few drops on my skin and see what happens (usually any allergy appears within a few hours) but as ink goes under will that make any difference.
TIA

[Filbert]

Thanks all for your advice.Went to see them yesterday and I'm going next saturday!!! It's a personal reason why I'm getting it. It's not just for the sake of having one and I've thought long and hard about it.
Just not sure about the pain threshold....

[Baldric]

Looks as if she was quite attractive once, but .... ... .. .

https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQsEiqhE66qYAgUjmlvJS9x8jHvnGHvso-ifbLLWiE1zanKxHaO

[maggiebee]

Yes Doosh, look good at that age, but try turning the clock forward to 60/70s. As we say in Scotland Filbert - dinnae dae it!!

[jomifl]

Don't forget that they go blurry after a few years so don't have an 'I love Clint' tattoo unless you are a 'trans'

[tamborine]

Hair tint has a peroxide mix that tattoos dont need. Ask the tattooist to test his product on your skin before application.

[SirOracle]

I think that I would be more inclined to consult a dermatologist,who will be qualified,rather than take the word of some unqualified tattooist .

[Mamyalynne]

Glad you consulted them , good luck.