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People choose to full sleeve tattoo removal due to various reasons. Does your full sleeve tattoo hold a special place in your heart or are the result of impulsive behavior?

But, where do you have to look for possibilities for removing tattoos that you don’t want now? Whatever the reason, full sleeve tattoo removal is not something to be simple. It is common today to remove the tattoo that ever has past love memorabilia. The one reason does not deserve to have it again.

Maybe you are concerning that your symbol of youthful self-expression could create problems in your new career. If now you have a shot at a terrific job in banking, still one of the more conservative businesses around.

There are many factors to consider before undergoing full sleeve tattoo removal. Of course, removing it’ll be a real challenge to you. Some are not happy with the quality of the work of art, but the others thinking that it no longer represents who you are. There are more important shortlists below.

The Process Of Full Sleeve Tattoo Removal

As you get your tattoo, ink slowly absorbs deeper into the skin. This is the reason older tattoos look less vibrant and lost. What you see is the ink particles are too large absorbing into your body. Therefore, older tattoo removal will not take as long as a new one.

When Do You Have To Remove The Tattoo?

As you get your tattoo, ink slowly absorbs deeper into the skin. This is the reason that old tattoos look less vibrant and lost. What you see is the ink particles are too large absorbing into your body. Therefore, the older full sleeve tattoo removal will not take as long as a new one.

What Is The Quality Of The Ink?

Another thing to consider when you get full sleeve tattoo removal doing by an amateur; probably the ink quality is lower. On the other hand, a professional, using good ink to keep it bright and alive over the years. In addition, professional tattoo artists will use ink that is deep enough to penetrate the layers of the skin that is the amateur has no one. This means your full sleeve tattoo removal effort will take longer and require more visits is doing by a professional.

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You may regret getting a tattoo, but do not just stop on regretting since there are many ways to full sleeve tattoo removal.

What Color Is Your Skin?

Because you want your tattoo to be permanent, so the artists have to inject the ink to penetrate the dermis. This is the second layer of your skin. For an effort full sleeve tattoo removal, the ink must be broken down to damage your dermis. Unfortunately, that means if you have a darker skin tone, you will most likely need an extra session than people with lighter skin.

What Is Your Overall Health?

Your overall health can impact the success of your full effort. Usually, young people with a healthy lifestyle require fewer sessions than the older sessions. In addition, if you are a smoker, you’ll need more visits than not smokers. Smoking will make narrow the blood vessels, it more difficult to perform full effort the pressure.

Full sleeve tattoo removal is a big decision for anyone. These factors may help you to understand exactly what your expectation is. It will determine whether it was the right step or not. Whatever it is, kept in mind that full sleeve tattoo removal may take a while, so don’t expect it will be gone in a matter of minutes.

That’s why just look for the professional artist that can do the best quality of their jobs. The last thing to remember for full sleeve tattoo removal is you must be ready for brand new of your look.

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Tattoos have been a way for people to express themselves for centuries

Whether telling a story, expressing something that is personal to you or just enhancing your appearance, tattoos are for everyone

In recent years, getting a snail tattoo has gained popularity

Snail tattoos can be unique, interesting and come with a variety of meanings and in various styles

In this article we will look into why people get snail tattoos, meaning and significations behind snails in art and different types of snail tattoos

 

People choose snail tattoos for various reasons

For some, it can be as simple as showcasing their appreciation for these creatures

Others get them because they believe the snail symbolizes a particular trait they already have, or wish to develop in themselves

Snails are slow-moving creatures that require patience and persistence to make progress

In this way, they represent qualities such as: resilience, perseverance and determination

Their shell protects them from danger and attacks, symbolizing the safety net that a warm, loving home can provide us

They may be a tribute to something that or someone that holds personal significance

For example, someone who spent time in their childhood collecting or admiring snails, or even having them as a pet

Ultimately the reasons for getting a snail tattoo will always be personal, and as such there is “right” or “wrong” reason

 

Snails have been depicted in art for centuries and their significance varies depending on the culture and the context

In general, snails are a symbol of slow and steady progress, protection and resilience

They can be associated with cyclical time, as they move in a spiral shape, much like the infinity sign

In Japanese culture, snails are a symbol for good luck, fertility and longevity

In Greek mythology, snails were associated with the goddess Athena, who had a snail as her sacred animal

Snails were believed to be the symbol of the god Hermes, who used them to send messages between gods

In African cultures, snails can represent peace as they are non-aggressive creatures that do not attack or harm others

 

There are many types of different snail tattoos, each with its own style and symbolism

Here are just a few examples

 

Realistic Snail Tattoos

A realistic snail tattoo will be incredibly detailed and showcase the beauty and intricacy of the creatures

They are typically done in black and grey and the artist is likely to pay close attention to the shell, body and antenna

 

Cartoon Snail Tattoos

These tattoos can be fun and whimsical

Usually done in bright colors and to showcase the snail’s curious and playful nature

These tattoos are perfect for someone that wants to express their love for snails in a lighthearted way

 

Minimal Snail Tattoos

These tattoos are usually relatively small, and often are only a simple outline

These are well suited to people who would like their snail tattoo to be discrete, or just one of many tattoos they have

These are just a few examples

The snail is a versatile subject that can be done in almost any style imaginable!

So the only true limit is your imagination

 

If you’re looking for a unique and creative way of expressing yourself, consider getting a snail tattoo!

These charming creatures can make for a meaningful and eye-catching design that you’ll love to show off

And if you’re in Bangkok, Thailand, there’s no better place to get your snail tattoo than ALL DAY Tattoo

As the city’s leading and fully licensed tattoo studio, we take pride in providing a 5-star experience to our clients

Our team of fluent English speaking staff and experienced artists are passionate about assisting you throughout the entire process

We believe that tattooing is more than our job, it’s an art form, and we’re dedicated to creating world-class designs that you’ll love

At ALL DAY Tattoo we take hygiene and safety very seriously

We uphold the highest standards and use only premium quality tattoo ink imported from the USA, as well as single-use disposable needles

You can feel confident that you’re getting a safe and high-quality tattoo when you choose to work with us

So if you’re ready to make a bold statement with your body art, send a message to our team and they’ll be happy to help you

NEW YORK, NY (April 29, 2020) – Today, Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum launches #SupportYourArtist, a global social media campaign aimed to help raise money and awareness for tattoo artists impacted by Covid-19. To honor Norman “Sailor Jerry” Collins and the artists whose work speaks for itself, Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum will launch the #SupportYourArtist campaign by pre-purchasing original Sailor Jerry tattoos from 10 artists around the globe including four in the United States, with the mission to put tattoo artists back to work. 

#SupportYourArtist will be an ongoing initiative where Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum will encourage consumers to participate and support their favorite local artists by purchasing some of their artwork, flash sheets or like Sailor Jerry, pre-purchasing tattoos during this pandemic. Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum will give $1,000 to the following U.S. tattoo artists: Keith Underwood from Austin Tattoo Company, Isaac Combs from Chapter One, Michelle Myles from Daredevil, and Greg Christian from Tattoo Faction to promote and giveaway original Sailor Jerry tattoos of their choice while sharing how fans can help support their community. 

“True to our brand heritage, this campaign was crafted to honor and support many of those we’re fortunate enough to call our friends and traditional tattoo artists around the Globe,” said Gemma Kane, Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum Global Brand & Culture Ambassador. “We’re buying future tattoos and driving awareness on how you too can #SupportYourArtist.” 

Starting Saturday, May 9, Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum will begin the ‘Bunker Bar’ series, where fans can join Sailor Jerry’s live Instagram and interact with the participating tattoo artists. Every week, ‘Bunker Bar’ will feature different tattoo artists for a live Q&A, bring to life ‘how to’ draw your favorite Sailor Jerry iconic flash designs and more all while sipping on Sailor Jerry cocktails. 

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“Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum originated from old school tattooing, and it’s at the heart of what Sailor Jerry is,” says Josh Hayes, Senior Brand Manager of Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum. “We want to be there for the tattoo artists that have always been there for us.”

You can follow along on @sailorjerry Instagram for the ‘Bunker Bar’ schedule and details on how to tune in. To keep up with the artists around the globe, you can follow their Instagram channels: Keith Underwood from Underwood Austin Tattoo Company @underwoodtatoo, Isaac Combs from Chapter One @issacjctattoo, Greg Christian from Tattoo Faction @gregchristian4130, Michelle Myles from Daredevil @daredevilmichelle, Aaron Hingston from Hen’s Teeth Tattoo Co. @Aaron_Hingston, Patty from The Lions Den Tattoo @Luxuryseals, Robert Poliri from Black Cobrata Tattoo Glasglow @Roberto_poliri_tattooer, Adrian Willard from Tiger Temple Studio @adrianwillard, Foxy Lady from Dildo Tattoo @foxy_lady11, Manny from Homeward Bound @Manny_tattooer, and Haris Nez from 7th Sense @haris.nez. To learn more about Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum, visit www.sailorjerry.com.

RESPECT HIS LEGACY. DRINK SAILOR JERRY RESPONSIBLY. NEVER DRINK & DRIVE. 2020 Sailor Jerry Rum, 46% Alc./Vol. William Grant & Sons, Inc. New York, NY.

 

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About Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum
Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum was created to honor Norman “Sailor Jerry” Collins, a Navy vet who built his rep inking soldiers and sailors in WWII-era Honolulu where he established his legendary tattoo parlor and himself as the undisputed father of American old school tattooing. Crafted in the traditional Navy way by William Grant & Sons, Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum is bold and smooth, with hints of caramel and vanilla. Just like the man who inspired it, this 92-proof rum speaks for itself and holds itself to the traditional values and standards of craftsmanship that Norman Collins espoused. Made in America from Caribbean Rum and blended with spices including ginger, cinnamon, clove and vanilla, Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum is an exceptionally smooth drink with an ABV of 46%. From the liquid itself to the packaging, every detail of Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum stays true to the vision of Norman “Sailor Jerry” Collins. For more information, visit www.sailorjerry.com or follow www.twitter.com/sailorjerry and www.facebook.com/SailorJerry.

 

About William Grant & Sons

William Grant & Sons Holdings Ltd. is an independent family-owned distiller headquartered in the United Kingdom and founded by William Grant in 1887. Today, the global premium spirits company is run by the fifth generation of his family and distils some of the world’s leading brands of Scotch whisky, including the world’s most awarded single malt Glenfiddich®, The Balvenie® range of handcrafted single malts and the world’s third largest blended Scotch, Grant’s®, as well as other iconic spirits brands such as Hendrick’s® Gin, Sailor Jerry® Spiced Rum, Tullamore D.E.W.® Irish Whiskey, Monkey Shoulder® Blended Malt Scotch Whisky and Drambuie® Scotch Liqueur.

William Grant & Sons has been honored as “Distiller of the Year” by the prestigious International Wine & Spirit Competition and International Spirits Challenge 12 times over the past 13 years, including the most recent award in 2019.

Founded in 1964, William Grant & Sons USA is a wholly-owned subsidiary of William Grant & Sons, Ltd. and features one of the fastest growing spirits portfolios in the US with brands including Glenfiddich, The Balvenie, Hendrick’s Gin, Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum, Tullamore D.E.W. Irish Whiskey, Drambuie, Milagro Tequila, Fistful of Bourbon, Grant’s, Hudson Whiskey, Gibson’s Finest, Monkey Shoulder, Clan MacGregor, Reyka Vodka, Solerno Blood Orange Liqueur, Flor de Caña Rum, The Knot and Raynal French Brandy. For more information on the company and its brands, please visit www.williamgrantusa.com. 

 

They say blank skin is merely a canvas for a story waiting to be told so it should come as no surprise that a quarter of the British public have tattoos. That’s right, tattoos have been experiencing a resurgence in popularity in recent years, with many individuals looking to ink to claim their identity and take back their narrative.

While Tattoos may be having a moment now with the rise of the gothcore aesthetic, it’s important to remember that they have been an integral part of human culture for thousands of years. From spiritual and religious beliefs to social and political affiliations, tattoos have been used as markers to establish identity and a sense of belonging.

In reality, everything in life has some form of significance. Art, of course, is one of those aspects that carries with it a great deal of symbolism. Surprisingly, even if you’re playing a random online slot game at NoDeposit365 sites that give free spins bonuses, it’s got its set of themes and scatter symbols, some of which carry more meanings than others. From Greek mythology to Egyptology, many games’ characters are lifted from ancient stories from ancestors who have shaped history. Therefore it’s not surprising that something as meaningful as a tattoo can carry with it a powerful cultural message.

Where It All Began

Humans have marked their bodies with tattoos for thousands of years. While the practice of tattooing has varied greatly across different cultures and time periods, the evidence of their existence dates back to prehistoric times.

Since their inception, tattoos have been used to mark individuals as members of a particular tribe or community, holding deep symbolic significance and cultural meaning. This can be seen with the Maori people of New Zealand who traditionally tattooed their faces and bodies with intricate designs as a way of representing their identity, status, rank, and geographic origin, within their tribe.

Māori tattoo art also holds deep spiritual meaning, possessing magical abilities believed to be bestowed by God, etched into a tribe member’s moko (face) and body. Additionally, for the Maori people tattoos were used as an individual’s identity card, representing significant milestones in their life, from childhood to marriage to even bravery in war.

In Japanese culture, tattoos have traditionally been associated with certain themes and motifs, such as dragons, koi fish, and cherry blossoms, all with their own symbolic significance. Similarly to the Maori people, tattoos in Japan have also been used to show allegiance to certain groups or organizations, such as yakuza gangs.

On the other hand, to ancient Greek and Romans, tattoos were used as a form of punishment and humiliation, used to mark criminals and slaves as a way of identifying them as outcasts from society. Similarly in ancient China, tattoos were highly stigmatized and used to brand convicted felons with facial tattoos as a warning to other members of society that they were untrustworthy.

From Subculture To Pop Culture

From high-status symbols to barbaric and shameful marks, it’s no question that throughout history tattoos have received drastically different characterizations. So where do they stand today? Just like any other trend, tattoos come in and out of fashion. Their new wave of popularity has been aided by their mass adoption by public figures such as celebrities, athletes, and people within the fashion industry.

It is becoming increasingly difficult to find a major celebrity without ink. Pop megastar Justin Bieber got his first tattoo aged 16. Now he has around 60 covering his arms, chest and legs, including one of his ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez’s face on his wrist. While David Beckham has been known to sport a lot of ink, featuring around 60 tattoos across his body, it’s his son that has been dominating the headlines as of late. Brooklyn Beckham famously has 100 tattoos, 70 of which are dedicated to his recent wife Nicola Peltz.

Social media has also revolutionized the tattoo industry, allowing tattoo artists to gain more exposure and grow their businesses. Previously, if a tattoo artist landed a big-name client they would need to have a magazine feature or go on tv to promote their work in hope of gaining more traction. Today, their next client is just a click away. Image-sharing apps like Instagram also help to dictate the tattooing trends, such as the sticker sleeve popularized by Harry Styles and small minimalist tattoos in white ink, as seen sported by Kendall Jenner.

Hi-Tone Valenz (@hi_tone) is a serial entrepreneur based out of the LA area who has inspired me since about seven to eight years or so ago. He for sure gave me some of my initial motivation to build a tattoo collection of my own since I was young and first introduced to tattoo collecting.

His resume includes being a legitimate and certified rapper, a talented realism tattooer, and the owner of multiple companies including his clothing line Top of the Food Chain (@tfc_tmbh) as well as as a liquor company The Gold Michi Come over (@thegoldmichico).

I got the chance to speak with Tone about a variety of topics including the value of taking L’s at times, how he got started with the world famous Inkslingers family, the importance of having woman by your side, and more.

I hope you guys enjoy the read, thanks for looking. 

 I just want to start this off by saying that way before I collected any solid tattoos, you were one of my main inspirations for building a collection.  What was the mindset you went in with when starting to build your own bodysuit? What is your current mindset as far as collecting? 

I appreciate you. That’s dope to think I inspired you in that way that many years ago.  I was young, I was apprenticing and working with some of the dopest artists in Southern California at the time, so collecting just came with the territory.  To be honest, I don’t think it was a mindset for me, it just became a lifestyle.  Once you collect a few award winning tattoos and walk around a convention proudly showing off, not only the art but the pain you endured to collect it, it becomes somewhat of an addiction to keep adding.  It’s like when you’re building a custom old school car, you can’t just stop after the paint job.  You’re gonna want the interior, wheels and sound system to make that car complete.  As far as my current stage of collecting, I took a break to live life and experience more things that may spark new tattoo ideas with the little room I have left.  Keep in mind I started really young and went really fast.

 

 

Being a serial entrepreneur like yourself I know you’ve counted many wins, but inevitably must have also taken a couple L’s along the way.  What are a few of the toughest but most valuable and notable lessons you’ve learned since being in the tattoo/rap/clothing game?

Most people consider L’s as losses, I consider them L’s as lessons.  Nothing we do or try that doesn’t work is a failure cause if you didn’t try them, you wouldn’t know if that particular venture was for you or not. It’s simple math: the more times you try, the better the probability is that you’ll catch a W (win).  But if I had to pinpoint some notable lessons or knowledge I’ve gained along the way, I’d say… mastering patience, not believing everything you hear, stepping back from the chaos to realign and remember why you started this journey in the first place. This is a quote I live by: “The only time you fail is when you quit on yourself”.

 

Can you talk a little about how you came up in the game, maybe a little about the legendary Inkslingers culture that I believe you got started with?

Coming up in the rap game and coming up in the tattoo game are two completely different stories that eventually come together and merge into one but we’ll focus on tattooing and Inkslingers.  There was a time in my young music career when I was signed to a major label and got dropped from that label, which led me to becoming a broke young kid with no money to chase his music dream.  At the time my cousin Bobby Serna and good friend Tommy Montoya were working at Inkslingers where I was currently already collecting art from.  I received a phone call from them saying they needed some help around the shop cause their current shop manager had gone under some medical procedures and of course I took the offer to make some extra money.  Note: being at a shop like Inkslingers with that many world renowned artists, a shop manager could leave with $200-$300 a day.  But let’s not get it twisted, I  started from the bottom there.  I cleaned toilets, mopped floors, made appointments, answered phones, set up and broke down tattoo stations and got lunch for the artists everyday.  This eventually led me to becoming a part time shop manager and full time apprentice.  I quit music for 3 years to learn how to tattoo so I can one day invest in myself to make music again. 

Can you tell me a little about your daily morning routine before you start the grind? How are you mentally preparing for long sessions? I know cats like you move different so I’m just curious what that looks like for you lately.

I wear a lot of hats.  My day isn’t like most because not only do I tattoo and create music but I also own multiple businesses.  So self care is a big part of my daily routine.  The first thing I do when I open my eyes is give thanks for another day.  I focus on spending 10-15 minutes praying and meditating for everything I have and for what blessings my future holds.  Us tattooers sit down 8-10 hours a day at work.  So a morning workout to me is very important because not only does it clear your mind and get you ready for the day but it keeps you from losing your health. 

 

 

I know you got your queen by your side bro, can you talk a little about what she has done for you on your journey and in what ways that she’s helped get you to the place you’re at today?

Every man needs a good woman in his life.  Even if it’s just a friend.  A good woman adds value to a man’s life no matter what capacity she serves.  I’ve been surrounded by good women my entire life.  Being the only son with a younger sister from a single parent mom, I spent my whole life around women.  Then came along my fiance (Stef Lova)  “another good woman”.  They all play an important role because they teach you balance, patience and love.  In particular they just have a different type of emotional support you can’t get from anyone else in my opinion, and let me tell you…  When you’re chasing your dreams, opening businesses, feeling like a failure, stressed out, depressed and down, they know exactly what you need. 

 

 

Three crazy shifts you’ve seen in the industry since you first came into it (which was when by the way)? Any big shifts you predict to see over the next few years?

1. Freehanding to photoshop… Photoshop has now allowed tattooing to become more of a trade rather than a natural God given talent. Back in the day you had to know how to draw and learn how to tattoo. Nowadays, you just need to learn how to tattoo because everything can be found on the internet.

2. The process of actually becoming a tattoo artist. Back when I was coming up you had to apprentice and start from the absolute shit-hole. Cleaning piss and shit in the restroom to get 7 people lunch everyday. Getting to the shop first and leaving last. Setting every artist up and breaking every artist down. Meanwhile watching and learning how to properly tattoo. Nowadays, you can buy a machine, watch youtube, practice in your room and open your own private studio within the first year of getting started. 

3. Coil to rotary, overall tattoo equipment and of course how dark black/grey work got over the years. It used to be loud in tattoo shops. 5-6 coil machines going off at once. Now with the shift to rotary, it’s nice and peaceful in shops. You can have a nice convo with your client and it seems like clients are a lot less scared of the noise now.

 

 

Wildest/most bizarre experience with a client thus far? Craziest email you ever got?

I’ve had some really bizarre experiences with clients but it’s code not to talk about them. LOL. As far as the craziest email, we played a prank on my assistant.  Hahaha One of the homies came to hangout while I was tattooing and we decided to send a prank email to my assistant regarding someone inquiring about a penis sleeve. We sent him a detailed email with photos of what “this fake client” wanted. A few minutes later my assistant walked in and started telling me about this email that just came in.  I went along with it and told him to reply.  We went back and forth on email for an hour.  My assistant still didn’t know it was us playing a joke on him. lol

 

What’s going through your brain when you tattoo? How many more years you got left in the tank? I know that sh*ts hard on your guys backs and wrists!

Nothing but the tattoo is going through your mind during a tattoo.  It’s impossible to think about anything but the tattoo unless you want to perform a bad tattoo. That’s why I still tattoo, cause it takes me away from the stress of my other businesses and allows me to disconnect and get creative. It;s definitely mentally tiring but it’s so satisfying and the end. I feel like I have many more years in the tank simply because I’m very big on self health and self care. 

 

RIP Kobe 💔💜💛 Can you talk a little about what you learned from this man during his powerful time on this planet? Who’s taking the chip this year?

R.I.P. Kobe!!! Growing up in LA and being a natural born Lakers fan, he was everything to us.  He brought the city to life.  He taught us that practice makes perfect and dedication mixed with talent equals greatness.  Lakers all day.

 

2021 mindset/mantra?

My mindset is the same every year.  I try to make each new year better than last year.  I focus on baby steps.  One foot in front of the other because as long as you’re climbing the mountain consistently, you’ll eventually get to the top. I believe hard work pays off and that’s been my motto for a decade now.  My entire brand is based on that saying. 

 

 

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Thanks to anyone who took the time to check out this article, be sure to follow Tone on IG @hi_tone.

Much love!! – JF

 

 

 

 

What is the most popular tattoo for a girl?

Well, there is no perfect answer to this question.

Simply because, from beautifully intricate floral designs to cheeky, graphic symbols and typefaces, there are plenty of options when it comes to tattoo designs for girls.

Tattoos for women are often personal and come with a strong internal message for many people. Tattoos are indeed beautiful decorations that not only go well with almost any look, but also represent your personality.

If you feel comfortable, you can also go a little bold with your outfit. On the other hand, large and elaborate works of art come with a strong message that your outfit may need to be toned down.

Sometimes even a single dot can work wonders, as long as it’s done by a good artist.

While there are literally thousands of tattoo studios available across the country, make sure you choose the best tattoo artists in India (if you want your tattoo to stand out).

  Tips: If you get a tattoo for the first time

Be sure to do your research to find a reputable salon with the proper license, and find out everything you need to know about tattoo aftercare.

Having an idea of the design you want and where you want it to be placed is important to know beforehand.

The more fleshy the area, the less it will hurt. Therefore, parts of the body such as the ribs, feet, ankles, neck, back of the knees, or the inside of the elbows will hurt more, since they have less fat and a high level of nerve endings.

Stop drinking right before your tattoo appointment, as alcohol thins your blood, which can dilute your ink and alter your final result.

Also, avoid the sun beforehand to avoid sunburn or dry, flaking skin.

Stay away from any water source for two weeks after your tattoo is done. During that time, stick to showers and do not use saunas, hot tubs, pools, lakes, oceans, ponds, etc. to prevent infections. You’ll even want to avoid energy-consuming activities that can cause a lot of sweating, like working out.

Now that you’re prepared for this commitment, let’s go through our curated list of the best inspirational tattoo ideas for girls:

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Are tattoos painful?

When the tattoo is applied to the skin, the skin must be temporarily damaged for the ink to settle. This process alone is painful until the healing process is complete. This also depends on which part of the body is dyed. In general, the neck, armpit, groin, and face are more sensitive to pain due to increased nerve endings. The pain chart is provided here for reference.

What is the tattoo healing process?

Once the needle pierces the skin, the white blood cells and platelets automatically start the healing process by clotting the blood and closing the wound. At first, it’s a four-step process with its own healing time. It includes oozing, itching, scaling, and ongoing aftercare. The care consists of applying soothing creams and balms and not touching the inked area for about a week.

How often should tattoos be moisturized?

A very thin layer of lotion should be applied three times a day initially and then twice a day, that is, once every eight to twelve hours. Too much lotion can suffocate the tattoo, skin pores, and lead to bacterial growth.

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Will tattoos fade and why?

Yes, all tattoos will eventually fade. Wounded skin (inked skin) will attempt to heal by shedding old skin and regenerating new skin. The trick to having a long-lasting tattoo is to apply the ink just the right depth into the skin. If the ink is deposited on the first layer of the skin, the tattoo will fade very quickly as the skin regenerates every four weeks. If the ink is deposited too deeply, i.e. below the second layer, the tattoo will smear and fade over the years. This is called Tattoo Blowout.

Can tattoos cover stretch marks?

Objectively yes, tattoos can cover stretch marks. But there are quite a few variables. Depositing ink on already damaged skin is more difficult than on normal skin and will require the skill of an experienced tattoo artist.

These tattoos only last for three to five years, depending on the extent of the stretch marks, the age of the person, and the part of the body such as the abdomen, thighs, etc.

What tattoo should I get?

The beauty of tattoos is that there are so many designs out there, from minimalist finger tattoos to huge, bold designs for the entire left leg. You can choose between words, images, a person’s name, a band, song lyrics, calligraphy, lyrics, mandalas, etc. The choice is absolutely yours and you can also design your tattoo!

What tattoo gives me luck?

Luck is very subjective and very intangible. Trying to capture this in a physical form as a tattoo is an admirable task. Luck can also be superstition. Tattoos that bring luck such as dream catchers, dolphins, a plant, horseshoe can be inked. But then again, luck for you could be the name of the loved one, a special date, a number or a color. The bottom line is that anything that gives you a moment of comfort, hope, and reassurance when you look at it is lucky for you.

What tattoo symbolizes freedom?

Many interpretations can be made to symbolize freedom. The word ‘Free’, a person breaking the shackles, a person flying are some ideas. Some designs are given here.                          

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