It’s often advised to think long and hard before getting a tattoo – after all, they are permanent! However, in the world of tattoos, “permanency” isn’t actually what you’d expect. Your tattoo is not going to look the same after 10 years. So much happens that affects not the permanency of your tattoo (it will …
You’ve decided that you want to get a tattoo. There’s a design that’s inspired you, and you’re ready to take the next step. But, before you book your appointment, have you thought long and hard about your tattoo placement? The body has a plethora of fantastic spots for body art, but some are more popular …
One of the most important aspects when it comes to getting a tattoo is where you want to get inked. Arguably, tattoo placement maybe even more important than the actual tattoo design. This is because so much hinges on where a tattoo is on the body, including how painful the tattoo process will be, how …
The bottom of the foot is one of the most unusual tattoo placements to choose from. There are a few reasons why this spot isn’t popular: Getting tattooed on the bottom of the foot is a complicated and painful process, aftercare can be a challenge, and a tattoo here doesn’t always last. However, this unique …
The lower leg, with its relatively large surface area and the added benefit of being easily covered up, is an ideal placement for tattoos. With a lower leg tattoo, you can choose to showcase your body art whenever you like or cover it up simply by wearing pants. This versatility is especially beneficial for those …
The thigh is one of the most ideal canvases when it comes to body art. Why? This space has a lot of surface area to work with, the natural movement of this leg area takes the coolness factor up a bit, plus when it comes to pain, the thigh is way lower on the scale …
