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#2 Waist

Inscribing your tattoo in your waist will not cause too much pain to you compared on the ribs area. Waist is a feasible option to have your tattoo and you can have a bigger space to have your tattoo. And because of the space, you the design and the image of your tattoo can be flamboyant and extensive. Inscribing tattoo on the waist area will not let you feel too much pain even if it takes time to elaborate your tattoo. The level of the pain that you could feel will be less and you will also have fabulous tattoo at the end.

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#5 @miyabailey

Miya is the owner of City of Ink and Atlanta tattoo shop. His tattoo business continues to grow due to their undisputed artwork for almost 20 years. Miya is known with his expertise in using vibrant colour on dark skin for tattooing. He can also do the documentary procedure named as Color outside the Lines. This is about being productive black tattoo artists. He has an extra-ordinary style in bold and ethereal artworks. He also uses bright colors and negative space to create unique tattoo artistic designs. She is truly one of the top 10 tattoo artists you should follow on Instagram and see how great his arts and tattoos are.

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#8 @realsupakitch

This is owned by a French artist that called himself as Graphic Songwriter.  He is known with his light but sophisticated artwork that will lure you to take a glimpse. He is using black and grey color to prove that this two are more beautiful than bright colors. His Instagram comes with numerous tattoo photos and other artworks on canvass. You can have free access on his daily work. Most of his work has an inviting feature to listen what his creation trying to express. One of his notable works was an eagle tattoo design with a simple color but an eye-catching tattoo. His works are mainly light, subtle, and natural. These are also vastly influenced by his travel experiences.

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You never want to be “that guy” in the tattoo shop who is haggling for a lower price, criticizing the tattooist’s design, and basically telling everyone in the shop how to do their jobs.  It’s rude to the artists, managers, piercers and other clients. This kind of behavior can cause a huge distraction and kills the vibe of the shop.  When you get a tattoo, you don’t want to be a dick about it, you want to be the best possible client.  Everyone gets the tattoo they deserve, so here are our twelve tips to tattoo shop etiquette.

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#12 Do your research

Always know what you want when you go into a tattoo shop.  Bring reference photos (but not an overwhelming amount) that can give the artist an idea of what you want.  They can’t read your mind, so they will need your help on this.  (Tattoo by Alex De Pase)

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It’s a pretty well known fact that tattoos are going to hurt, and for the most part, there’s no way to eliminate all of the pain, but there are a few key things you can do to ensure that your tattoo session isn’t as painful as it could be.  Check out the list below to see all of our tips to make getting a tattoo hurt less.

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#8 Go in sober

Though drinking or being under the influence of any drugs may seem like an easy way to lessen the pain, it will actually make your tattoo a lot more painful. Alcohol is a blood thinner, which means you will bleed more and the ink won’t take as easily. This, along with constant drunken movements, will most likely cause the tattoo process to take longer as well as agitate the skin and may even cause the piece to not come out as cleanly or well-saturated as it could. Also note that over the counter pain killers and caffeine will also lead to thinning your blood, so try to avoid Tylenol, Advil, coffee and energy drinks before your tattoo session, too. (Tattoo by Steven Compton)

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When you’re a teenager the last thing you ever want to do is end up like your mom and dad. Something tells me that the offspring of these rad tattooed moms are going to think a little bit differently about their parents, who wouldn’t want to be this cool? We created this gallery to celebrate all of the cool tattooed moms, enjoy.

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Whether you like tattoos or not, you will surely agree on one thing: it’s crucial to proofread before writing permanently on your skin. The web is full of absurd examples of tattoos gone bad and we are going to show you the 24 epic fails that made us laugh the most. Some of them are just misspelled, some others are so ugly that is difficult to look at them, some others are totally unexplainable, but one thing is certain: the next time you make a tattoo you will surely remember this gallery. Enjoy.

24. Never don’t give up

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By now, if you haven’t seen someone decked out in Flash Tattoos then you may or may not be living under a rock. It seems everyone from our favorite fashion It-girls to top celebrities like Beyoncé and Katie Holmes have been adorning their bods with these amazing new (temporary!) skin accessories. Yes, flash tattoos are somewhat similar to regular temporary ink, but they’re super-metallic, and can last up to a week depending how well you take care of them. Basically, if you’re into the look of tattoos but don’t exactly want to make a lifelong commitment, these are for you.

Click Next to see and learn more about Flash Tattoos…

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#10 Legality

Today, the streets of cities like Boston and New York swarm with tattoo parlors, but few realize these are extremely recent developments. Many states took the extreme measure of banning tattoos entirely during the 1960s, when the hysteria of hepatitis outbreaks reached critical mass. It was illegal to get a tattoo in New York City between 1961 and 1997, forcing artists to operate onan underground basis. In Massachusetts, tattooing was illegal all the way up until 2000, with severe penalties including possible jail sentences. Today, all states allow tattooing, although therules for minors vary from state to state—some allow kids to get inked with parental permission while others require waiting until 18, no exceptions.

#9 Tramps Stamps And Pregnancy

Leaving the social connotations of the so-called “tramp stamps” well alone, there is at least one possible unforeseen drawback for women wishing to get a tattoo on their lower back. Some anesthesiologists have expressed concern that giving epidurals to pregnant women with tattoos may expose them to the potential complication of ink fragments entering the spinal cord. The risk would seem very minor, especially for a tattoo more than a few months old, but the possibility remains. Of greater concern, it has been reported that the iron oxide in tattoo ink sometimesreacts during MRIs and may cause burns.

#8 Henna Tattoos

For those not bold enough to commit to permanent inking, there are alternatives. Small children adore the temporary tattoos that come in the machines in supermarkets, and at carnivals, boardwalks, and the like, you can often encounter booths providing henna tattoos. Derived from a plant, henna dye has been used for thousands of years, both to color the hair and to draw intricate designs on the skin. Natural henna goes on with a light orange color and darkens to a rust red over a few days. As the skin exfoliates, the patterns gently fade away. However, the commonly used “black henna,” contains synthetic ingredients, most notably p-phenylenediamine (PPD). PPD is found in coal tar and has been known to cause horrifying reactions and permanent scars. Worse still, some black henna contains carcinogens which might cause life-threatening issues down the line such as leukemia.

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Not everyone understands the growing cultural trend of getting tattooed. Some people find it absolutely appalling, way too painful to even consider, or think that a tattoo means they can never have a strong, professional career. But for those of us who like tattoos, these supposedly negative consequences of body modification don’t faze us at all. We enjoy and learn from our tattooing experiences and now you can learn from them, too.
Here are 10 life lessons you can learn from people with tattoos:

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Cover-ups can be really difficult and tattoo removal is incredibly painful, so it is important that you make smart decisions every time you get inked.  You don’t want to end up with something that  you will grow to regret. Here is our list of the top 10 tattoos you should never get.

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From the tattoo convention circuit to social media we hear people bragging about their cities being the most tattooed. While there are amazing shops from all corners of the United States, here are the top 15 with the most tattooers. Do you think your city is dripping in ink? Click through to find out.

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When you’re a teenager the last thing you ever want to do is end up like your mom and dad. Something tells me that the offspring of these rad tattooed moms are going to think a little bit differently about their parents, who wouldn’t want to be this cool? We created this gallery to celebrate all of the cool tattooed moms, enjoy.

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By now, if you haven’t seen someone decked out in Flash Tattoos then you may or may not be living under a rock. It seems everyone from our favorite fashion It-girls to top celebrities like Beyoncé and Katie Holmes have been adorning their bods with these amazing new (temporary!) skin accessories. Yes, flash tattoos are somewhat similar to regular temporary ink, but they’re super-metallic, and can last up to a week depending how well you take care of them. Basically, if you’re into the look of tattoos but don’t exactly want to make a lifelong commitment, these are for you.

Click Next to see and learn more about Flash Tattoos…

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#10 Legality

Today, the streets of cities like Boston and New York swarm with tattoo parlors, but few realize these are extremely recent developments. Many states took the extreme measure of banning tattoos entirely during the 1960s, when the hysteria of hepatitis outbreaks reached critical mass. It was illegal to get a tattoo in New York City between 1961 and 1997, forcing artists to operate onan underground basis. In Massachusetts, tattooing was illegal all the way up until 2000, with severe penalties including possible jail sentences. Today, all states allow tattooing, although therules for minors vary from state to state—some allow kids to get inked with parental permission while others require waiting until 18, no exceptions.

#9 Tramps Stamps And Pregnancy

Leaving the social connotations of the so-called “tramp stamps” well alone, there is at least one possible unforeseen drawback for women wishing to get a tattoo on their lower back. Some anesthesiologists have expressed concern that giving epidurals to pregnant women with tattoos may expose them to the potential complication of ink fragments entering the spinal cord. The risk would seem very minor, especially for a tattoo more than a few months old, but the possibility remains. Of greater concern, it has been reported that the iron oxide in tattoo ink sometimesreacts during MRIs and may cause burns.

#8 Henna Tattoos

For those not bold enough to commit to permanent inking, there are alternatives. Small children adore the temporary tattoos that come in the machines in supermarkets, and at carnivals, boardwalks, and the like, you can often encounter booths providing henna tattoos. Derived from a plant, henna dye has been used for thousands of years, both to color the hair and to draw intricate designs on the skin. Natural henna goes on with a light orange color and darkens to a rust red over a few days. As the skin exfoliates, the patterns gently fade away. However, the commonly used “black henna,” contains synthetic ingredients, most notably p-phenylenediamine (PPD). PPD is found in coal tar and has been known to cause horrifying reactions and permanent scars. Worse still, some black henna contains carcinogens which might cause life-threatening issues down the line such as leukemia.

Article and images source

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Not everyone understands the growing cultural trend of getting tattooed. Some people find it absolutely appalling, way too painful to even consider, or think that a tattoo means they can never have a strong, professional career. But for those of us who like tattoos, these supposedly negative consequences of body modification don’t faze us at all. We enjoy and learn from our tattooing experiences and now you can learn from them, too.
Here are 10 life lessons you can learn from people with tattoos:

Article and images source 

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Cover-ups can be really difficult and tattoo removal is incredibly painful, so it is important that you make smart decisions every time you get inked.  You don’t want to end up with something that  you will grow to regret. Here is our list of the top 10 tattoos you should never get.

Images and article source

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From the tattoo convention circuit to social media we hear people bragging about their cities being the most tattooed. While there are amazing shops from all corners of the United States, here are the top 15 with the most tattooers. Do you think your city is dripping in ink? Click through to find out.

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It takes years to master the ‘tattoo art’. But we all know tattoo artists have incredible skills. You can look every picture from this site and see it yourself. However when it comes to 3D tattoos, some artists take this to another level. You won’t believe how it looks so real and how in the world someone does it.
Let’s give your eyes a visually-stimulating treat… Here are some amazing ones we found.

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#8 Lower Back

Tattoo that is found in the lower back is commonly referred as the “tramp stamp”. Mostly this tattoo can be seen on girls who are willing to give off their sexual allure and feeling of mystery. This would also mean that if you have your tattoo in your lower back the effort of buying you a drink will already work. It has been called as tramp stamp because of its location and because of the attention it could get once the girl sits and when her shirt lifts up. The tattoo in the lower back generally attracts more attention compared to the girl’s bare skin.

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#10 Star Symbol

This is a very common tattoo symbol that often to apply by tattoo artists (people who are expert in doing tattoo procedures). This caters to provideTrue Meanings of 10 Common Tattoos That Might Surprise You. Usuallyit depends on how many number of points it has. The star with a light that shines in the darkness symbolizes truth, hope and spirit. Stars come from several designs including: Nona gram (star with 9 pointed end) Hexagram also known as Star of David (star with 6 pointed end) Nautical (star with 5 pointed end with a navigation-like of design)

Pentagram (star with also 5 pointed end)

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When you’re a teenager the last thing you ever want to do is end up like your mom and dad. Something tells me that the offspring of these rad tattooed moms are going to think a little bit differently about their parents, who wouldn’t want to be this cool? We created this gallery to celebrate all of the cool tattooed moms, enjoy.

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By now, if you haven’t seen someone decked out in Flash Tattoos then you may or may not be living under a rock. It seems everyone from our favorite fashion It-girls to top celebrities like Beyoncé and Katie Holmes have been adorning their bods with these amazing new (temporary!) skin accessories. Yes, flash tattoos are somewhat similar to regular temporary ink, but they’re super-metallic, and can last up to a week depending how well you take care of them. Basically, if you’re into the look of tattoos but don’t exactly want to make a lifelong commitment, these are for you.

Click Next to see and learn more about Flash Tattoos…

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#10 Legality

Today, the streets of cities like Boston and New York swarm with tattoo parlors, but few realize these are extremely recent developments. Many states took the extreme measure of banning tattoos entirely during the 1960s, when the hysteria of hepatitis outbreaks reached critical mass. It was illegal to get a tattoo in New York City between 1961 and 1997, forcing artists to operate onan underground basis. In Massachusetts, tattooing was illegal all the way up until 2000, with severe penalties including possible jail sentences. Today, all states allow tattooing, although therules for minors vary from state to state—some allow kids to get inked with parental permission while others require waiting until 18, no exceptions.

#9 Tramps Stamps And Pregnancy

Leaving the social connotations of the so-called “tramp stamps” well alone, there is at least one possible unforeseen drawback for women wishing to get a tattoo on their lower back. Some anesthesiologists have expressed concern that giving epidurals to pregnant women with tattoos may expose them to the potential complication of ink fragments entering the spinal cord. The risk would seem very minor, especially for a tattoo more than a few months old, but the possibility remains. Of greater concern, it has been reported that the iron oxide in tattoo ink sometimesreacts during MRIs and may cause burns.

#8 Henna Tattoos

For those not bold enough to commit to permanent inking, there are alternatives. Small children adore the temporary tattoos that come in the machines in supermarkets, and at carnivals, boardwalks, and the like, you can often encounter booths providing henna tattoos. Derived from a plant, henna dye has been used for thousands of years, both to color the hair and to draw intricate designs on the skin. Natural henna goes on with a light orange color and darkens to a rust red over a few days. As the skin exfoliates, the patterns gently fade away. However, the commonly used “black henna,” contains synthetic ingredients, most notably p-phenylenediamine (PPD). PPD is found in coal tar and has been known to cause horrifying reactions and permanent scars. Worse still, some black henna contains carcinogens which might cause life-threatening issues down the line such as leukemia.

Article and images source

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Not everyone understands the growing cultural trend of getting tattooed. Some people find it absolutely appalling, way too painful to even consider, or think that a tattoo means they can never have a strong, professional career. But for those of us who like tattoos, these supposedly negative consequences of body modification don’t faze us at all. We enjoy and learn from our tattooing experiences and now you can learn from them, too.
Here are 10 life lessons you can learn from people with tattoos:

Article and images source 

Next

Cover-ups can be really difficult and tattoo removal is incredibly painful, so it is important that you make smart decisions every time you get inked.  You don’t want to end up with something that  you will grow to regret. Here is our list of the top 10 tattoos you should never get.

Images and article source

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From the tattoo convention circuit to social media we hear people bragging about their cities being the most tattooed. While there are amazing shops from all corners of the United States, here are the top 15 with the most tattooers. Do you think your city is dripping in ink? Click through to find out.

Article and images source

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#15

It takes years to master the ‘tattoo art’. But we all know tattoo artists have incredible skills. You can look every picture from this site and see it yourself. However when it comes to 3D tattoos, some artists take this to another level. You won’t believe how it looks so real and how in the world someone does it.
Let’s give your eyes a visually-stimulating treat… Here are some amazing ones we found.

Next

#8 Lower Back

Tattoo that is found in the lower back is commonly referred as the “tramp stamp”. Mostly this tattoo can be seen on girls who are willing to give off their sexual allure and feeling of mystery. This would also mean that if you have your tattoo in your lower back the effort of buying you a drink will already work. It has been called as tramp stamp because of its location and because of the attention it could get once the girl sits and when her shirt lifts up. The tattoo in the lower back generally attracts more attention compared to the girl’s bare skin.

Previous Next

#10 Star Symbol

This is a very common tattoo symbol that often to apply by tattoo artists (people who are expert in doing tattoo procedures). This caters to provideTrue Meanings of 10 Common Tattoos That Might Surprise You. Usuallyit depends on how many number of points it has. The star with a light that shines in the darkness symbolizes truth, hope and spirit. Stars come from several designs including: Nona gram (star with 9 pointed end) Hexagram also known as Star of David (star with 6 pointed end) Nautical (star with 5 pointed end with a navigation-like of design)

Pentagram (star with also 5 pointed end)

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When you’re a teenager the last thing you ever want to do is end up like your mom and dad. Something tells me that the offspring of these rad tattooed moms are going to think a little bit differently about their parents, who wouldn’t want to be this cool? We created this gallery to celebrate all of the cool tattooed moms, enjoy.

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By now, if you haven’t seen someone decked out in Flash Tattoos then you may or may not be living under a rock. It seems everyone from our favorite fashion It-girls to top celebrities like Beyoncé and Katie Holmes have been adorning their bods with these amazing new (temporary!) skin accessories. Yes, flash tattoos are somewhat similar to regular temporary ink, but they’re super-metallic, and can last up to a week depending how well you take care of them. Basically, if you’re into the look of tattoos but don’t exactly want to make a lifelong commitment, these are for you.

Click Next to see and learn more about Flash Tattoos…

Next

#10 Legality

Today, the streets of cities like Boston and New York swarm with tattoo parlors, but few realize these are extremely recent developments. Many states took the extreme measure of banning tattoos entirely during the 1960s, when the hysteria of hepatitis outbreaks reached critical mass. It was illegal to get a tattoo in New York City between 1961 and 1997, forcing artists to operate onan underground basis. In Massachusetts, tattooing was illegal all the way up until 2000, with severe penalties including possible jail sentences. Today, all states allow tattooing, although therules for minors vary from state to state—some allow kids to get inked with parental permission while others require waiting until 18, no exceptions.

#9 Tramps Stamps And Pregnancy

Leaving the social connotations of the so-called “tramp stamps” well alone, there is at least one possible unforeseen drawback for women wishing to get a tattoo on their lower back. Some anesthesiologists have expressed concern that giving epidurals to pregnant women with tattoos may expose them to the potential complication of ink fragments entering the spinal cord. The risk would seem very minor, especially for a tattoo more than a few months old, but the possibility remains. Of greater concern, it has been reported that the iron oxide in tattoo ink sometimesreacts during MRIs and may cause burns.

#8 Henna Tattoos

For those not bold enough to commit to permanent inking, there are alternatives. Small children adore the temporary tattoos that come in the machines in supermarkets, and at carnivals, boardwalks, and the like, you can often encounter booths providing henna tattoos. Derived from a plant, henna dye has been used for thousands of years, both to color the hair and to draw intricate designs on the skin. Natural henna goes on with a light orange color and darkens to a rust red over a few days. As the skin exfoliates, the patterns gently fade away. However, the commonly used “black henna,” contains synthetic ingredients, most notably p-phenylenediamine (PPD). PPD is found in coal tar and has been known to cause horrifying reactions and permanent scars. Worse still, some black henna contains carcinogens which might cause life-threatening issues down the line such as leukemia.

Article and images source

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Not everyone understands the growing cultural trend of getting tattooed. Some people find it absolutely appalling, way too painful to even consider, or think that a tattoo means they can never have a strong, professional career. But for those of us who like tattoos, these supposedly negative consequences of body modification don’t faze us at all. We enjoy and learn from our tattooing experiences and now you can learn from them, too.
Here are 10 life lessons you can learn from people with tattoos:

Article and images source 

Next

Cover-ups can be really difficult and tattoo removal is incredibly painful, so it is important that you make smart decisions every time you get inked.  You don’t want to end up with something that  you will grow to regret. Here is our list of the top 10 tattoos you should never get.

Images and article source

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From the tattoo convention circuit to social media we hear people bragging about their cities being the most tattooed. While there are amazing shops from all corners of the United States, here are the top 15 with the most tattooers. Do you think your city is dripping in ink? Click through to find out.

Article and images source

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#15

It takes years to master the ‘tattoo art’. But we all know tattoo artists have incredible skills. You can look every picture from this site and see it yourself. However when it comes to 3D tattoos, some artists take this to another level. You won’t believe how it looks so real and how in the world someone does it.
Let’s give your eyes a visually-stimulating treat… Here are some amazing ones we found.

Next

#8 Lower Back

Tattoo that is found in the lower back is commonly referred as the “tramp stamp”. Mostly this tattoo can be seen on girls who are willing to give off their sexual allure and feeling of mystery. This would also mean that if you have your tattoo in your lower back the effort of buying you a drink will already work. It has been called as tramp stamp because of its location and because of the attention it could get once the girl sits and when her shirt lifts up. The tattoo in the lower back generally attracts more attention compared to the girl’s bare skin.

Previous Next

#10 Star Symbol

This is a very common tattoo symbol that often to apply by tattoo artists (people who are expert in doing tattoo procedures). This caters to provideTrue Meanings of 10 Common Tattoos That Might Surprise You. Usuallyit depends on how many number of points it has. The star with a light that shines in the darkness symbolizes truth, hope and spirit. Stars come from several designs including: Nona gram (star with 9 pointed end) Hexagram also known as Star of David (star with 6 pointed end) Nautical (star with 5 pointed end with a navigation-like of design)

Pentagram (star with also 5 pointed end)

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When you’re a teenager the last thing you ever want to do is end up like your mom and dad. Something tells me that the offspring of these rad tattooed moms are going to think a little bit differently about their parents, who wouldn’t want to be this cool? We created this gallery to celebrate all of the cool tattooed moms, enjoy.

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By now, if you haven’t seen someone decked out in Flash Tattoos then you may or may not be living under a rock. It seems everyone from our favorite fashion It-girls to top celebrities like Beyoncé and Katie Holmes have been adorning their bods with these amazing new (temporary!) skin accessories. Yes, flash tattoos are somewhat similar to regular temporary ink, but they’re super-metallic, and can last up to a week depending how well you take care of them. Basically, if you’re into the look of tattoos but don’t exactly want to make a lifelong commitment, these are for you.

Click Next to see and learn more about Flash Tattoos…

Next

#10 Legality

Today, the streets of cities like Boston and New York swarm with tattoo parlors, but few realize these are extremely recent developments. Many states took the extreme measure of banning tattoos entirely during the 1960s, when the hysteria of hepatitis outbreaks reached critical mass. It was illegal to get a tattoo in New York City between 1961 and 1997, forcing artists to operate onan underground basis. In Massachusetts, tattooing was illegal all the way up until 2000, with severe penalties including possible jail sentences. Today, all states allow tattooing, although therules for minors vary from state to state—some allow kids to get inked with parental permission while others require waiting until 18, no exceptions.

#9 Tramps Stamps And Pregnancy

Leaving the social connotations of the so-called “tramp stamps” well alone, there is at least one possible unforeseen drawback for women wishing to get a tattoo on their lower back. Some anesthesiologists have expressed concern that giving epidurals to pregnant women with tattoos may expose them to the potential complication of ink fragments entering the spinal cord. The risk would seem very minor, especially for a tattoo more than a few months old, but the possibility remains. Of greater concern, it has been reported that the iron oxide in tattoo ink sometimesreacts during MRIs and may cause burns.

#8 Henna Tattoos

For those not bold enough to commit to permanent inking, there are alternatives. Small children adore the temporary tattoos that come in the machines in supermarkets, and at carnivals, boardwalks, and the like, you can often encounter booths providing henna tattoos. Derived from a plant, henna dye has been used for thousands of years, both to color the hair and to draw intricate designs on the skin. Natural henna goes on with a light orange color and darkens to a rust red over a few days. As the skin exfoliates, the patterns gently fade away. However, the commonly used “black henna,” contains synthetic ingredients, most notably p-phenylenediamine (PPD). PPD is found in coal tar and has been known to cause horrifying reactions and permanent scars. Worse still, some black henna contains carcinogens which might cause life-threatening issues down the line such as leukemia.

Article and images source

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Not everyone understands the growing cultural trend of getting tattooed. Some people find it absolutely appalling, way too painful to even consider, or think that a tattoo means they can never have a strong, professional career. But for those of us who like tattoos, these supposedly negative consequences of body modification don’t faze us at all. We enjoy and learn from our tattooing experiences and now you can learn from them, too.
Here are 10 life lessons you can learn from people with tattoos:

Article and images source 

Next

Cover-ups can be really difficult and tattoo removal is incredibly painful, so it is important that you make smart decisions every time you get inked.  You don’t want to end up with something that  you will grow to regret. Here is our list of the top 10 tattoos you should never get.

Images and article source

Next

From the tattoo convention circuit to social media we hear people bragging about their cities being the most tattooed. While there are amazing shops from all corners of the United States, here are the top 15 with the most tattooers. Do you think your city is dripping in ink? Click through to find out.

Article and images source

Next

#15

It takes years to master the ‘tattoo art’. But we all know tattoo artists have incredible skills. You can look every picture from this site and see it yourself. However when it comes to 3D tattoos, some artists take this to another level. You won’t believe how it looks so real and how in the world someone does it.
Let’s give your eyes a visually-stimulating treat… Here are some amazing ones we found.

Next

#8 Lower Back

Tattoo that is found in the lower back is commonly referred as the “tramp stamp”. Mostly this tattoo can be seen on girls who are willing to give off their sexual allure and feeling of mystery. This would also mean that if you have your tattoo in your lower back the effort of buying you a drink will already work. It has been called as tramp stamp because of its location and because of the attention it could get once the girl sits and when her shirt lifts up. The tattoo in the lower back generally attracts more attention compared to the girl’s bare skin.

Previous Next

#10 Star Symbol

This is a very common tattoo symbol that often to apply by tattoo artists (people who are expert in doing tattoo procedures). This caters to provideTrue Meanings of 10 Common Tattoos That Might Surprise You. Usuallyit depends on how many number of points it has. The star with a light that shines in the darkness symbolizes truth, hope and spirit. Stars come from several designs including: Nona gram (star with 9 pointed end) Hexagram also known as Star of David (star with 6 pointed end) Nautical (star with 5 pointed end with a navigation-like of design)

Pentagram (star with also 5 pointed end)

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When you’re a teenager the last thing you ever want to do is end up like your mom and dad. Something tells me that the offspring of these rad tattooed moms are going to think a little bit differently about their parents, who wouldn’t want to be this cool? We created this gallery to celebrate all of the cool tattooed moms, enjoy.

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By now, if you haven’t seen someone decked out in Flash Tattoos then you may or may not be living under a rock. It seems everyone from our favorite fashion It-girls to top celebrities like Beyoncé and Katie Holmes have been adorning their bods with these amazing new (temporary!) skin accessories. Yes, flash tattoos are somewhat similar to regular temporary ink, but they’re super-metallic, and can last up to a week depending how well you take care of them. Basically, if you’re into the look of tattoos but don’t exactly want to make a lifelong commitment, these are for you.

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#10 Legality

Today, the streets of cities like Boston and New York swarm with tattoo parlors, but few realize these are extremely recent developments. Many states took the extreme measure of banning tattoos entirely during the 1960s, when the hysteria of hepatitis outbreaks reached critical mass. It was illegal to get a tattoo in New York City between 1961 and 1997, forcing artists to operate onan underground basis. In Massachusetts, tattooing was illegal all the way up until 2000, with severe penalties including possible jail sentences. Today, all states allow tattooing, although therules for minors vary from state to state—some allow kids to get inked with parental permission while others require waiting until 18, no exceptions.

#9 Tramps Stamps And Pregnancy

Leaving the social connotations of the so-called “tramp stamps” well alone, there is at least one possible unforeseen drawback for women wishing to get a tattoo on their lower back. Some anesthesiologists have expressed concern that giving epidurals to pregnant women with tattoos may expose them to the potential complication of ink fragments entering the spinal cord. The risk would seem very minor, especially for a tattoo more than a few months old, but the possibility remains. Of greater concern, it has been reported that the iron oxide in tattoo ink sometimesreacts during MRIs and may cause burns.

#8 Henna Tattoos

For those not bold enough to commit to permanent inking, there are alternatives. Small children adore the temporary tattoos that come in the machines in supermarkets, and at carnivals, boardwalks, and the like, you can often encounter booths providing henna tattoos. Derived from a plant, henna dye has been used for thousands of years, both to color the hair and to draw intricate designs on the skin. Natural henna goes on with a light orange color and darkens to a rust red over a few days. As the skin exfoliates, the patterns gently fade away. However, the commonly used “black henna,” contains synthetic ingredients, most notably p-phenylenediamine (PPD). PPD is found in coal tar and has been known to cause horrifying reactions and permanent scars. Worse still, some black henna contains carcinogens which might cause life-threatening issues down the line such as leukemia.

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Not everyone understands the growing cultural trend of getting tattooed. Some people find it absolutely appalling, way too painful to even consider, or think that a tattoo means they can never have a strong, professional career. But for those of us who like tattoos, these supposedly negative consequences of body modification don’t faze us at all. We enjoy and learn from our tattooing experiences and now you can learn from them, too.
Here are 10 life lessons you can learn from people with tattoos:

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From the tattoo convention circuit to social media we hear people bragging about their cities being the most tattooed. While there are amazing shops from all corners of the United States, here are the top 15 with the most tattooers. Do you think your city is dripping in ink? Click through to find out.

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It takes years to master the ‘tattoo art’. But we all know tattoo artists have incredible skills. You can look every picture from this site and see it yourself. However when it comes to 3D tattoos, some artists take this to another level. You won’t believe how it looks so real and how in the world someone does it.
Let’s give your eyes a visually-stimulating treat… Here are some amazing ones we found.

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#8 Lower Back

Tattoo that is found in the lower back is commonly referred as the “tramp stamp”. Mostly this tattoo can be seen on girls who are willing to give off their sexual allure and feeling of mystery. This would also mean that if you have your tattoo in your lower back the effort of buying you a drink will already work. It has been called as tramp stamp because of its location and because of the attention it could get once the girl sits and when her shirt lifts up. The tattoo in the lower back generally attracts more attention compared to the girl’s bare skin.

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#10 Star Symbol

This is a very common tattoo symbol that often to apply by tattoo artists (people who are expert in doing tattoo procedures). This caters to provideTrue Meanings of 10 Common Tattoos That Might Surprise You. Usuallyit depends on how many number of points it has. The star with a light that shines in the darkness symbolizes truth, hope and spirit. Stars come from several designs including: Nona gram (star with 9 pointed end) Hexagram also known as Star of David (star with 6 pointed end) Nautical (star with 5 pointed end with a navigation-like of design)

Pentagram (star with also 5 pointed end)

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