how to tattoo

According to a study written in a body art magazine, about 60% of people who get tattooed regret their decision at a later stage of life. I also read an article written by a lady with multi- ple tattoos, that her regrets concerned her first tattoo, thus confirming my own observations about tattooing. I have a theory which may seem a bit conceited, but if I can prevent a single person from getting a tattoo which they are going to regret, and instead to help them realize a beautiful piece of art, which they will enjoy for the rest of their lives.




I would be very happy! The lady I mentioned above also wrote that she did not want to make the same mistake again, so she spent a lot more time selecting a design which she liked now, but tried to visualize liking the design in fifty years time. If you think about it, it’s picking the design that is one of the most important parts of the process of getting tattooed. Most people who get tattooed go to a tattooist and choose the design off the wall or out of a book. At that par- ticular moment they think it’s a beautiful choice, but what about in the future? People change, your taste in almost everything changes. What I like now or what I like in 4 or 5 years from now could be miles apart, so here I am stuck with a tattoo, which I regret!!! If you personalize your design the chance of future regrets will probably be brought to a mini- mum, and keep in mind that the decision to get tattooed is a permanent one. So take your time....

This is crucial. A tattoo application must be as clinical as a hospital, there are to many risks

involved by ignoring the hygiene. Sterilization is the key issue in safe tattooing. To think that

all new needles are sterile is a myth! All needles have to be Autoclave sterilized new or

used, this is the only way to make sure that they are save. The tubes where the needle/bar

rides in needs to be sterilized as well.

• Make sure the tattooist uses the next items for every new tattoo application!

• New sterilized needles

• New sterilized tubes.

• New ink and inkpads.

• Wears operating-gloves.

• Uses new salve and spatula

It can’t be said enough, be careful with your health you only got one!!