Thursday, September 24, 2009



Women are increasingly using tattoos as a way to show off their inner beauty. It isn't rare or unusual at all now to see a woman with a tattoo. Women are joining (and even surpassing) men in decorating their bodies with tattoos, and they are making a style statement with tattoos. Women with tattoos are admired and applauded for their boldness. If you want to get ideas for your next tat, browse the Internet for feminine tattoo picture galleries.

Popular regions for tattoos on women include the lower back, the abdomen, ankles, arms, shoulders, and wrists. Some women have lately begun to get their own self-portraits in black-and-white inked next to their heart as a symbol for how they will always love and care for themselves. Such a tattoo suggests that they have a lot of self-confidence and inner strength. Popular designs for women's tattoos include mythical creatures like mermaids or phoenixes, animals like butterflies or dolphins, celestial bodies like suns or stars, and graphics like stars or hearts.
Tattoos can range from conventional to downright odd - anything is possible with a tattoo. You can get any design you choose. Whatever is meaningful and special to you makes a great tattoo. For unconventional (but still reasonable) tattoo designs, get some Asian inspiration. Tattoos of ancient world maps, Chinese symbols, and Japanese Kanji are very popular. Indian and Arabic script are also very popular right now. Tattoos that include floral and tribal designs are also very hot with women.
Women, being a little bit more fashion forward than most men, usually consider getting a tattoo from all angles first. Tattoos are forever, so it's natural to be hesitant about getting one for the first time. It might be a good idea to have a trial period with a non permanent. That way you can gauge what it will be like to have a tattoo and whether you still like the design you chose. Designs for women have began to create a huge new generation of tattoos.

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