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After reading a graphic novel, i noticed that there was ink splotches on my hands afterwards. i have been unable to wash it off. is ink being absorbed through the skin dangerous or hazardous?
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Ink: This should wear off with time and is likely primarily concentrated in upper layers of skin.
Answered 9/7/2020
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