Choose the right design before you get inked
October 16, 2007 |
Choosing a tattoo is a serious decision. It is going to be there for life. Do you really want to choose it in the store on a spur of the moment decision? Tattoo parlors can be really fun places to hang out, but you might feel pressured to be quick about your choice to accommodate the artist who is waiting on you. Wouldn’t you rather have made up your mind before you go in?
BullsEye Tattoos allows you to do just that. Its 3 simple steps. Just choose your tattoo, print out the design and stencil and take it to any tattoo shop. They even have interesting facts about the type of design you choose to help you with your desicion.
Take, for instance, Butterfly Tattoos . They actually have a very reputable history within ancient mythology, which is probably why they are so popular today.
It’s a widely held belief that that butterflies are the physical symbols of the human soul and just as the night butterfly is attracted by flame, the human soul is attracted by heavenly truths”
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Acopic - Web Design said:
It’s funny. One of my employees has a butterfly tattoo stretching across her entire back. I’m not really into tattoos but I have to admit that it’s pretty impressive. Not sure how it will look when she’s 60 though lol.
Comment — November 2, 2007 #
snoop dog said:
Hahaha…that was thinking ahead. I do not know but I find something too bad with tattoos. Especially, if I see someone with a big tattoo, I find something psychic about him. Nothing can be as beautiful as the skin. Nobody must take it otherwise but that’s one personal opinion.
Comment — December 12, 2007 #
Smalls said:
I have a tattoo that covers the whole of my arm, and i love it, i think tattoo’s are the ultimaite form of self expression, and if you look after yourself and your ink during the first few days it will look great for absolutely ages, check out the link also there is a company that sells tattoo specific sunblock
Comment — February 16, 2008 #
tattooless said:
From what I’ve read, a large number of those who get tattoos live to regret getting them–even celebrities. I lusted after them for a short period of time, but changed my mind after reading the reviews and watching some rather painful-looking tattoo removal videos at http://www.tattooremovalreview.com
Comment — February 18, 2008 #
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