Black light tattoos

I am really interest in uv tattoos and am having trouble fiding locations . So if anyone has suggestions for where to go that would amazing

Just wanted to say that I have one. and while it indeed does look cool. its not as cool as what a really good normal tattoo can look like. and unless you live under a blacklight its really not all that fascinating. thankfully i researched long enough and found some that hasnt at all had any negative effects but ive seen some iffy shit for sale. and you should be able to take it to any good artist who'll be able to put the stuff in. they do say on the instructions that it is a bit different than most inks because its thinner and therefore a little harder to work with. the artist will also have to work under a black light. and that light will have to be damn close to you when hes tattooing for him/her to make sure its going in smooth. anyways heres the link for some ink you can bring to an artist. http://www.crazychameleonbodyartsupply.com/tattoo-supplies-supply.htm but really i can understand getting a small tattoo to minimize complications at the day job. But after realizing how little i get to see my blacklight tattoo in action do i realize how it really does go against the point of getting a tattoo