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steve75twente, Overijssel Netherlands3 Threads 17 Postsanything anyone would like to know about this topic,,,,ill have the right response
steve75: anything anyone would like to know about this topic,,,,ill have the right response
how bad does it hurt and how long would it take to heal ..to have about a 3 inch heart put on my lower back to commemorate my daughter who passed last yr 
when the skin is some what thin and around bones is somewhat tender,we say that the first few min.,are similar to a bee sting,but you get used to it real fast,,,and for such a small tat,you should be done real fast,,i would think that haveing a baby is a lot more painful,the best way is just relax,and do it
youll be proud after,,,,,
youll be proud after,,,,,
Eye make-up tatooing? I had a large tatoo on my arm done and it was crusty and healing for about a week ...... so how does this affect tatooing around the eyes? I considering black "eyeliner" type tatooing..........
steve75: when the skin is some what thin and around bones is somewhat tender,we say that the first few min.,are similar to a bee sting,but you get used to it real fast,,,and for such a small tat,you should be done real fast,,i would think that haveing a baby is a lot more painful,the best way is just relax,and do it
youll be proud after,,,,,
Gr8 thanks ive been going to do it for over 8 months now just kept putting it off ..but yeah il do it ..youll be proud after,,,,,
Despite the fact that my father would disown me, I am too terrified of having one done...
Captain said and he has two, that it is like a person digging into your sin with a knife! Enough to put me off.
Captain said and he has two, that it is like a person digging into your sin with a knife! Enough to put me off.
Sommerauer71: Despite the fact that my father would disown me, I am too terrified of having one done...
Captain said and he has two, that it is like a person digging into your sin with a knife! Enough to put me off.
Captain said and he has two, that it is like a person digging into your sin with a knife! Enough to put me off.
My one on my arm felt like being slowly carved with a razor blade. But the guy had a pet Albino Python that was draped in front of me, and his friend kept telling stupid jokes ...so that was some distraction.....!
I was supposed to return for the continuation of the "rope" design on the inner-arm flesh, but sort of chickened out for that....
Hey, I found that Black Henna, worked with a very fine brush, does a nice Celtic style tatoo - and it takes about a month to eventually wash off...... if one is afraid of being marked for life....
My grandson says he would like my tatoo to be removed so he can frame it in remembrance of me when I die one day .....
Tatto on your head. How not to bleed in the operation?
Giving your head for a tatto? You must have strong orientation...
Giving your head for a tatto? You must have strong orientation...
smoky: My one on my arm felt like being slowly carved with a razor blade. But the guy had a pet Albino Python that was draped in front of me, and his friend kept telling stupid jokes ...so that was some distraction.....!
I was supposed to return for the continuation of the "rope" design on the inner-arm flesh, but sort of chickened out for that....
Hey, I found that Black Henna, worked with a very fine brush, does a nice Celtic style tatoo - and it takes about a month to eventually wash off...... if one is afraid of being marked for life....
My grandson says he would like my tatoo to be removed so he can frame it in remembrance of me when I die one day .....
I am more afraid of my father and onslaught of his thoughts about tattoos than that, Grannie. I was supposed to return for the continuation of the "rope" design on the inner-arm flesh, but sort of chickened out for that....
Hey, I found that Black Henna, worked with a very fine brush, does a nice Celtic style tatoo - and it takes about a month to eventually wash off...... if one is afraid of being marked for life....
My grandson says he would like my tatoo to be removed so he can frame it in remembrance of me when I die one day .....
I only mentioned to him once about the odd times I smoked a ciggie, that was ten years ago and he has never let me forget it.
Sommerauer71: Despite the fact that my father would disown me, I am too terrified of having one done...
Captain said and he has two, that it is like a person digging into your sin with a knife! Enough to put me off.
Captain said and he has two, that it is like a person digging into your sin with a knife! Enough to put me off.
I'm terrified too.
around the eye areais somewhat sensitive,your eyes will water,you will be wanting to close your eyes a lot,and it will get swollenbut once done it should last about 5 years ,it will ,for the first it will look a little funny,swollen some light scabbing may appear, it does go
away
away
So Steve, are you a tattooist then? How fascinating and I must say it must be a great job.
cristina: I'm terrified too.
We could quiver in a corner together Cris.dont forget ladys that if your driving yourself crazy just pumping it in your head that it is very painful,it will be!!!!that the surounding area plays a roll is true,i have several ways to calm down my custermers,just with a gentle soft voice can work wonders!!!!!!and we never dig in your skin!!!!but never forget it is alittle uncomfortable,but you get used to it ,,,,,,,,if it was so bad noone would have one done,having kids i think would be more than enough pain!!!!
ive been tattooing for over 20years now and i run 3shops with a great team that ive build and apprenticed myself,im very devoted to every move i make,the work itslf is very rewardind ,,,but like every other buisness,,,you really have have a good hand at making money,,,,and it eats up a lot time ,,,but again its worth it,,,,,,
steve75: ive been tattooing for over 20years now and i run 3shops with a great team that ive build and apprenticed myself,im very devoted to every move i make,the work itslf is very rewardind ,,,but like every other buisness,,,you really have have a good hand at making money,,,,and it eats up a lot time ,,,but again its worth it,,,,,,
Fantastic, you must meet lots of interesting people. So do you design your own?
steve75: dont forget ladys that if your driving yourself crazy just pumping it in your head that it is very painful,it will be!!!!that the surounding area plays a roll is true,i have several ways to calm down my custermers,just with a gentle soft voice can work wonders!!!!!!and we never dig in your skin!!!!but never forget it is alittle uncomfortable,but you get used to it ,,,,,,,,if it was so bad noone would have one done,having kids i think would be more than enough pain!!!!
I don't want anymore of those either! Kids that is. I am not a lover of tattoos, I don't think I would suit one. Too prissy, I is.
In response to: anything anyone would like to know about this topic,,,,ill have the right response
My question is; Why is it so addictive? I waited years and years and years to get one. I would debate it, think it over, go to the tattoo parlour, leave again and I couldn't do it. I finally had one done a few years ago and have had either another tattoo or a piercing done every year since. Madness I say. But I am a teacher so I don't think it too appropriate to have them in highly visible places. Thank gosh as my dad would have a bird if he saw any of them. I have a wee tiny one on my wrist and the kids at school are quite fascinated by it.
On my shoulder blade I'd love a Celtic or Tribal styled Swan just taking off with the wings deeply set, creating two arcs around its lifting body.
Inside the left "wing-arch" I'd like a Seahorse and the right kept empty for time being.
Still have to find an artist to make the right design; it is all very symbolic:
The Swan is known to stay with its mate throughout life - monogamous, fiercely protecting his family while still offering a grace few can compete.
The Seahorse is the symbol of my wife, independent, brittle but a survivor and unique among all creatures. Holding it under the left arch offers protection to her symbol near the heart.
The right is for future add-ons in the family.
Will it ever be done? I doubt it will, but it is just a mere drawing from happening. The right design will settle it.
Inside the left "wing-arch" I'd like a Seahorse and the right kept empty for time being.
Still have to find an artist to make the right design; it is all very symbolic:
The Swan is known to stay with its mate throughout life - monogamous, fiercely protecting his family while still offering a grace few can compete.
The Seahorse is the symbol of my wife, independent, brittle but a survivor and unique among all creatures. Holding it under the left arch offers protection to her symbol near the heart.
The right is for future add-ons in the family.
Will it ever be done? I doubt it will, but it is just a mere drawing from happening. The right design will settle it.
steve75: anything anyone would like to know about this topic,,,,ill have the right response
Have never thought about getting a tattoo, don’t see any point in it.
I’ve had question “Why do people do it?” But there’re already few answers: ex. Commemorating someone or something. I wouldn’t use a tattoo for that myself, but I understand people who would.
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