Oscar De La Huerte answered
Well, I can think of two main disadvantages to getting a tattoo:
Getting rid of a tattoo is painful, expensive, and difficult.
That's why making sure that you are happy with your tattoo design is really important.
I'd always recommend getting a tattoo after thinking carefully about what you want done, and whether it is likely to be something you'll be happy living with for the rest of your life.
Alternatively, changing your mind can mean several sessions of having your skin burnt off by laser (which is essentially what removing a tattoo entails).
- They are very expensive and difficult to remove
- Getting a tattoo can expose you to some serious health risks
Getting rid of a tattoo is painful, expensive, and difficult.
That's why making sure that you are happy with your tattoo design is really important.
I'd always recommend getting a tattoo after thinking carefully about what you want done, and whether it is likely to be something you'll be happy living with for the rest of your life.
Alternatively, changing your mind can mean several sessions of having your skin burnt off by laser (which is essentially what removing a tattoo entails).
The health risks of getting a tattoo
The process of getting a tattoo involves breaking the skin and a small amount of bleeding. The equipment used, including the needles and the ink, needs to be sterile or serious infections can occur.
When a person gets a tattoo it is the same as getting a wound. The designated area will undergo skin damage and it will bleed, then scab.
The process of getting a tattoo involves breaking the skin and a small amount of bleeding. The equipment used, including the needles and the ink, needs to be sterile or serious infections can occur.
When a person gets a tattoo it is the same as getting a wound. The designated area will undergo skin damage and it will bleed, then scab.
There are a number of health risks associated with tattoos. The most common are usually allergic reactions. These allergies can be caused by a number of factors such as the powder on the rubber gloves, the ink, or anything used on the tender area during the process.
More serious health risks include the possibility of encountering Hepatitis B and C, HIV and AIDS.
Most tattoo studios take precautions to ensure that all the equipment they use is sterile and safe, but I'd always make sure that a tattooist has the relevant safety procedures and accreditation in place before booking yourself in for a session under the needle.
Cool tattoo designs
My recommendation if you're looking for cool tattoo designs is to check out particular artists rather than relying on the material that the studio has on display.
More serious health risks include the possibility of encountering Hepatitis B and C, HIV and AIDS.
Most tattoo studios take precautions to ensure that all the equipment they use is sterile and safe, but I'd always make sure that a tattooist has the relevant safety procedures and accreditation in place before booking yourself in for a session under the needle.
Cool tattoo designs
My recommendation if you're looking for cool tattoo designs is to check out particular artists rather than relying on the material that the studio has on display.
Often, studios are owned and run by one tattooist, and then other artists occupy 'residencies'. This is when artists give a percentage of their earnings to the studio in return for a place to work.
Here's some links to tattoo styles I really like:
buenavistatattooclub.de tattoos.co.uk buzzfeed.com
Here's some links to tattoo styles I really like:
buenavistatattooclub.de tattoos.co.uk buzzfeed.com
