Saturday, January 9, 2010
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Remember if you can’t handle pain, you might not want some anesthetic of one form or another. It does hurt, but if you’re a guy it shouldn’t be a big deal, however the size of the tattoo will play a factor.
Laser tattoo removal can be quite painful, as some people have described it as feeling like being splattered with hot grease. However, there is always some risk involved. Since technology has advanced so much, the risks of skin damage have become minimal and many experts say it is very rare for scaring to occur. Excess treatments can lead to blistering of the skin, painful sores on your skin, scabs and even scarring.
However, the more treatments you have also means heightened damage done to your skin. This process does not happen after one session, however, and the more treatment you have, the more likely the laser will destroy the ink. Laser removal involves targeting the tattooed area with pulses of concentrated light that will in turn break the ink fragments up into tiny particles which are then removed by you're immune system. Laser tattoo removal is one option for people considering the removal of a tattoo which is the most common method of tattoo removal.
Whatever the reason is, there are methods of tattoo removal out there. Some people might also have a tattoo that symbolizes hate or racism, and they no longer feel this way. Some people have tattoos in places that will prevent them from getting a job they want. Perhaps they have a named of an old lover tattooed on them, or they have a gang tattoo that there are no longer associated with. There are many reasons that a person may want to have a tattoo removed.
Often, after ten years of so of having a tattoo, the person may decide they don't want it any more. People like to get tattoos when they are younger and sometimes do so for stupid reasons.
Remove the bandage very carefully and throw it away. This allows your skin to breathe and begin the healing process. Do not rebandage the tattoo. Put a drop of mild antibiotic soap on your hand and lightly wash the tattoo. Gently pat it dry with a washcloth (not a paper towel) taking care not to rub it. Dab an over-the-counter water- or petroleum-based ointment on the cleaned area. Do not use an ointment that contains zinc as it may cause an adverse reaction. Continue to lightly apply antibiotic ointment to your tattooed skin for the first few days, then switch to a plain skin lotion that is free of dye, perfume, lanolin, Vitamin E, aloe or alcohol. Expose your healing skin to air as much as possible but avoid prolonged exposure to the sun. Avoid getting a lot of water on your new tattoo - showers are OK, but no
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Another problem is the fact that some sites charge you way to much money. We highly recommend you stay away from the sites that are going to make you pay over 50 dollars to view the whole gallery. Actually, there are plenty of sites you can join that are under forty dollars.
It is crucial that you get a tattoo that has a lot of meaning to you. Although getting a cool tattoo is what we are wanting to do, you will enjoy the tattoo much better if you get one that has a lot of meaning behind it.
Sounds like your grandfather was an awesome person, learning Arabic! I’m happy to oblige and translate your request. “Strength, Courage, And Wisdom” is “القوة والشجاعة والحكمة” in Arabic. It is pronounced “al-quwwa wa sh-shajjaa3a wa l-Hikma” with the Below is your Arabic tattoo design in five different fonts/styles. Pick one you like: Arabic Tattoo Design: Strength, Courage, And Wisdom being like our “k”, but more from the back of the throat, the <3> being like our “a” but more high-pitched and also from the back of the throat, and the
Tattoo designs for women can take on many different meanings. They can represent innocence, strength, love, seduction and tenderness. Finding the perfect tattoo design for a woman involves finding one of effeminate qualities and customizing it to your taste. Here are a handful of tattoo designs for women that will help you find theperfect tattoo for you.
One of the most popular tattoo designs a woman can get is the fairy tattoo. This mythical creature can carry many different meanings. They represent beauty, mystique, magic, free spirit and many more qualities. The great thing about the fairy tattoo is that it is easy to customize. If you are looking for the perfect tattoo then you must consider this design. The fairy tattoo can be placed anywhere, colored almost any way and comes in thousands of designs.
As a woman, there are hundreds of basic tattoo designs that you can select from as well. Take a basic charm design such as a rainbow, star, clover, sun, moon and many more. All these designs can be customized to give you the perfect feminine tattoo. Whether it is coloration or placement, a basic charm design will allow you to explore thousands of options and various themes.
One of the most popular tattoos women can select from is the lower back tattoo. These are popular and perfect for any woman because they allow for uniqueness; they are symmetrical and lend themselves the endless possibilities. Also, the placement of these tattoos adds the feminine qualities by focusing on the natural curves of a woman. Some of the most popular tattoo designs would be the butterfly, the flower, an angel, stars and many more.
Lastly, women tattoos are perfect for soft colorations. Because none of the designs have to be as drastic as black and white, the tattoo designs tend to be colored. For example, light pink lends itself to roses and hearts. Light blue lends itself to water, butterfly wings and flowers. If you are considering getting a woman's tattoo then you should factor in the possibility of coloration.
For women, there are plenty of generic tattoo designs out there. Finding the right one for you will require a sense of the meaning you want behind your tattoo and the ability to generate uniqueness. Whether it is through design, coloration or placement, finding the perfect tattoo is all up to you. I encourage anyone to look through thousands of flash art but I strongly encourage you to develop ageneric idea, look and then come up with a way to make it fit you. That is how you get the perfect tattoo.
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Tattoo designs butterfly and pink flowers look very beautiful. In supporting the body of the girl who looks very sexy butterfly tattoo is more alive. Moreover, the tattoo that looked neat and smooth made the butterfly tattoo is more beautiful. Design a butterfly tattoo can also be placed on the upper back or the front lower body as well tattoo.
This design is very beautiful. With a butterfly tattoo color on the back purple medium body. Wing design also uses the theme of tribal tattoo. Butterfly tattoo I think it looks very sexy at all.
The most appealing to today’s inked woman are pretty, girly, and ethereal designs. Of this motif you will see dragonflies, butterflies, fairies, flowers, hearts, and things of that nature. These are feminine tattoos because they unconsciously symbolize very feminine qualities such as love, warmth, spirituality, and freedom. The less feminine category are tattoos that women get in terms of symbolism. Yes, women are more prone than men to get a tattoo of something symbolic.
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Tattoo Design Tattooed in the Left Back of A Freak Tattooing Designs
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Airbrush tattoos are painted on the skin much in the way that airbrushed T-shirts are made. Using a CO2 sprayer, a stencil, and specially formulated paint, a person can apply a design that looks convincingly like a permanent tattoo in just a few minutes. Availability: You can probably find someone locally to apply an airbrush tattoo. Try a carnival, at the beach, or in a beauty salon. There may also be a local independent artist who brings equipment and flash to parties or other functions. Look for them in your yellow pages or by searching online. You can also buy your own application kit and apply tattoos yourself. Online vendors of airbrush tattoo kits claim that the process is very easy to learn. The price for equipment and supplies vary from around $300 for simple starter kits to several thousand dollars for professional equipment for use in a small business. There are even kits meant for young girls that cost as little as $20. Several colors of paint and instructional materials (book, CD, or video) are usually included in the price. Suppliers of paint and supplies usually have hundreds of stencils to choose from as well. Some places sell single-use stencils that adhere to the skin and are peeled off and discarded after use. If you are a decent artist, you may also want to create your own. Ready Made Options: Like decal tattoos, stencils are available in thousands of designs, from geometric and tribal patterns for use with black paint, to colorful designs that will use multiple colors of paints. Just a few ideas: • Chinese Symbols • Patriotic Designs • Skulls • Fantasy • Sports Team Logos • Armbands • Sun and Moon • UPC Codes • Roses and Thorns • Unicorns • Fantastical Creatures • Lettering • UV Tattoos for Clubbing • Glitter Tattoos Customize It! Online vendors also create custom stencils using your ideas. The cost can be as little as $10 if you have your own design on paper and want it reproduced in a stencil. Application: The application process is simple. First the skin is wiped with alcohol to guarantee a clean surface, then the paint is applied using a stencil. The process can take up to half an hour if the design is complicated and requires multiple colors. Once the tattoo is finished, any overspray is removed and the design is sprinkled with talc to help it dry. With proper care, the airbrushed tattoo can last for 7-14 days. It should especially be protected from soap and water; before bathing or swimming, you can cover your tattoo with a light coat of petroleum jelly to help prolong its life. Related to airbrushed tattoos are tattoos applied with body paint. Kits including several colors of paint, stencils, brushes, and instructions can be purchased for as little as $20. These designs tend to last for several days and are very easy to apply. Options include paints that shimmer, paints with glitter, and glow in the dark paints.
Henna is the oldest method of temporary tattooing, and has been around for thousands of years. Henna paste is created from the leaves of a plant and a few additives such as eucalyptus oil for binding purposes and lemon juice or coffee or tea to help release the colors. You can also purchase kits and apply the henna yourself. Just as with airbrushed tattoos, starter kits are available online and in stores for people who want to do their own henna tattoos. They include henna powder and even stencils, although traditionally henna is applied freehand. Traditional Options: In India, henna designs have been painted on the hands and feet of women preparing for ceremonies such as weddings. These intricate and abstract designs are usually painted in the forms of swirls, dotted lines, flowers, etc. This is still the most common option of henna tattoo applied by a professional. Recently Popular Options: Some henna artists now create designs such as animals, butterflies, tribals, Chinese symbols, and other designs similar to those found in permanent tattoos. For those who want to apply their own henna tattoos, henna kits are now available for purchase. Most come with a variety of stencils. Application: Henna paste is traditionally applied to the skin in a freehand design. If no stencil is used, the person creating the pattern should have some artistic talent, skill and experience. Henna tattoos can last up to two to four weeks, so it is important to choose an artist who is an established practitioner. Henna paste is a dye, so it stains more deeply the longer it is left on the skin. However, it does not penetrate the skin, but only stains the upper layers of dead skin. The paste should be allowed to dry and peel off on its own, often for several hours or even overnight. The pattern will darken over the first few days after application, and your skin type and the quality of the henna will help determine the final shade of the design. On light skin, it will appear brown, and on darker skin it will be more red. WARNING! Beware of getting a tattoo with "black henna" or from anyone who claims that the resulting design will be black. There is no henna that will be naturally black, and any henna paste resulting in a black tattoo probably contains coal tar (p-phenylenediamine or PPD). This chemical has caused many people to suffer allergic reactions that can burn the skin and leave scars. The reaction can even cause recurring skin problems that will last for years and flare up with exposure to other chemicals or even dark clothing. Before getting a henna tattoo, make sure the paste contains nothing besides henna, essential oils like eucalyptus or tea tree oil, and liquids such as lemon juice, tea or coffee. ENJOY! There are many inexpensive options out there for those who want to explore body art but who aren't ready to visit the tattoo parlor just yet. If you'e afraid of needles, if you can't yet afford a tattoo, or if you just know you don't want something permanent, maybe temporary tattoos are for you. Even if you DO want a permanent tattoo, you may want to explore some temporary designs as your "trial runs" before you make that final commitment of time and money. If you haven't yet decided where to get your ink or what you want to depict, go ahead and invest in a few decals, an airbrushed tattoo, or some henna. Seeing something temporary on your skin can help you really decide what you want there permanently.
Take a look at some of the most beautiful body art paintings. Just amazing..
amazing and this work on basis of animals and creatures. You can see each photos with its unique color combination which makes it more amazing and real.
