You will be sorry. As your skin ages, the tattoos loose their newness and will be destroyed by wrinkles. I have seen it on other people.
Yes.
No, not yet.
No, and never will be.
You will be sorry. As your skin ages, the tattoos loose their newness and will be destroyed by wrinkles. I have seen it on other people.
Thought about getting one 25 years ago, could never decide what I wanted. The one place I did go into, the tattooist didn't seem interested/competent. This was before tatts became very trendy. I am happy for losing interest.
I grew up on a belief of honour, courage and the old world values. The world isn't about that anymore, preferring to die a slow death of fast food and cheap thrills.
Years ago, I had considered for a long time to have a tattoo stung and today I am more than happy to have rejected this thought again.
No, and NEVER will be. I don't find tattoos beautiful at all. Not on women especially, but on men neither.
No, my body is sacred.
I think exactly the same.Originally Posted by Nordic Angel
Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency (shortly ... Tukes)
has tested tattoo pigment inks. Almost half of tested inks contained chemical compounds which are risk for healthy (could cause cancer or affect fertility).
https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/news/s...ments/11066612
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