There are certain lines when it comes to getting tattoo designs, lines which must not be crossed either by you or by the tattoo artist.
These lines exist in order to protect your health, dignity and decency, and crossing them will only end badly. The following are some facts about the no-nos of tattoo art.
You should know when getting your tattoo designs that the artist is reliable. There is some chance of blood seeping out through the skin which is pretty much unavoidable. For reasons of hygiene and health, a good artist will wipe this away as and when they see it.
Getting tattoo designs on your face may seem like a great thing to do at the time, but be aware that in many countries most artists will refuse to do it without a lot of persuasion that you are ready for the repercussions. Many employers will simply refuse to hire someone with facial tattoo designs – especially in positions where employees deal with the public. Granted, you shouldn’t be judged by your appearance, but people still do it anyways.
Tattoo designs on hands and feet are similarly unpopular with artists, but for different reasons, although hand tattoo designs are also highly visible and a tattoo artist does not want to be the cause of your unemployment. The other reason is that our hands and feet get through a lot of work, and during the three month period that exists between getting a tattoo and it completely healing that work can lead to the tattoo designs rubbing off. If they all came off at once that would suck, but the actual fact it is worse – they come off in bits and pieces and look appalling.
When you are getting your tattoo designs consider having them applied where you can cover them with clothing should the need arise.
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