Likened to having hot grease splattered, laser tattoo removal without local anesthetic is not for the squeamish.
Some advise taking a pain killer such as Motrin prior to going in the procedure if not paying the additional cost of numbing the area first with a local anesthetic.
Remember that it can take several sessions of having a tattoo removed by laser, depending on the color(s) of ink, size, and length of time the tattoo ink has been residing within both layers of the skin.
Some people like to be billboards and make fun of various body parts…and aren't hesitant to share their views with sometimes very funny tattoos.
From “mowing areas with a lawnmower” to parading parodies, these courageous souls go all out to spend money on some not-so-traditional tattoo designs.
Maybe you'll get some ideas…and maybe you won't.
Aided by the music of Robert Palmer, “Simply Irresistible”, tattoo designs really pop in this video.
Much of the technique has to do with the tattoo artist knowing how to lighten and darken some areas, how to apply white tattoo ink for highlighting, and understanding visual depth and perspective.
The techniques for 3D tattoos are obtained through more expensive and highly-trained tattoo artists – not the casual local tattoo parlor or studio.
This video features a 50-hour practice run of doing some crazy tattooing in order to make the Guinness Book of World Record for tattooing the most people in record time.
This is almost a dizzying video of all the “victims” who are subjecting themselves to be tattooed as quickly as possible.
From small to large tattoos, this is a unique video of the skills needed to not only be a highly-qualified tattoo artist, but knowing the craft so well, world records are obtained with their speed of application of the tattoos.
In Japan, brushes are made with needles and ink applied to human flesh – all over the body.
Costing tens of thousands of dollars and years of suffering the tattoo applications from head to toe, these tattoos represent the most notorious and feared members of Japanese society as gangs.
This is an interesting video that shows how tattoos are used in various parts of the world, cultural implications and stigma, and how tattoos have been used to identify criminals.
Requesting only a specified few numbers of stars to be tattooed on her face (with her father's permission), this 18-year-old woman woke up with 56 of them. This video chronicles her journey in prosecuting the tattoo parlor and taking advantage of her ‘sleep' state.
Kimberley Vlaminck struggles to get employment and hardly goes out in public. This is a series of 14 videos of Kimberley's attempt to get justice for the injustice and lies surrounding her case.
