Octopus Tattoo Originally uploaded by carters
Ready for Tattoos Removal
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(girl tattoos),
(removing tattoos),
(tattoo art),
(tattoo designs)
by MM
on Wednesday, March 11, 2009
In order to understand how a tattoo is gotten rid of, it is first important for a person to understand how a tattoo is structured to become permanent. Basically, when a tattoo is applied, there are small holes that are simultaneously made with the actual injections of the tattoos ink. This ink then bonds with the skin molecules to create what is supposed to be a permanent tattoo.
Medical technology has definitely advanced in recent years, because before, people who got a tattoos only had the option of tattooing over it or covering it if they did not like it. Now, there are two main methods of tattoo removal, the first using a chemical solution known as TCA, and the second involving lasers.
TCA is a solution that is clear, and it actually resembles water. The solution itself is gently, with a q tip, applied to the tattooed area by the person wishing to get rid of their tattoo. What this solution does is permeate the upper layers of the skin, and slowly break apart the skin molecules that have bonded to the ink. This process needs to be done once every six weeks or so in order to prevent scarring.
Another option is to choose a form of tattoo removal that involves lasers. This is, perhaps, the more prevalent removal method, generally because it is considered to be the safest method of removal. In such a procedure, which is done in an outpatient setting by a dermatologist, the heat of the laser destroys the molecules that have bonded to the ink. At the same time, the laser light stimulates more blood flow in the area, which in turn helps to build more new, clear skin tissue.
It is important to note that the laser method will also need to be spaced out over a period of several weeks to several months in order to prevent scarring. Perhaps the more commonly asked question by those people who are looking to get rid of their body art is in reference to how long it will actually take. This answer varies in accordance with the kind of tattoo that was gotten, as well as the age of the tattoo.
Arm Koi Tattoo
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(Colorful Koi Tattoo),
(Flower Koi Tattoo),
(Free Koi Tattoo),
(Japanese Koi Tattoo),
(Koi Fish Tattoo),
(Koi Tattoo),
(Koi Tattoo Art),
(Koi Tattoo Design),
(Koi Tattoo Pic),
(Koi Tattoo Pictures),
(Red Koi Tattoo),
(Sleeve Koi Tattoo),
(Traditional Koi Tattoo)
by MM
on Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Red arm koi tattoo with pink flowers and splashing water.
Koi fish tattoo on Tommy Lee arm.
Tribal Koi Tattoo
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(Colorful Koi Tattoo),
(Free Koi Tattoo),
(Japanese Koi Tattoo),
(Koi Fish Tattoo),
(Koi Tattoo),
(Koi Tattoo Art),
(Koi Tattoo Design),
(Koi Tattoo Pic),
(Koi Tattoo Pictures),
(Sleeve Koi Tattoo),
(Traditional Koi Tattoo)
by MM
on Saturday, February 28, 2009
Orange koi tattoo and black tribal on a handsome man's shoulder.
Pictures Of Koi Tattoos
Filed Under
(Black Koi Tattoo),
(Colorful Koi Tattoo),
(Flower Koi Tattoo),
(Free Koi Tattoo),
(Japanese Koi Tattoo),
(Koi Fish Tattoo),
(Koi Tattoo),
(Koi Tattoo Art),
(Koi Tattoo Design),
(Koi Tattoo Pic),
(Koi Tattoo Pictures),
(Sleeve Koi Tattoo),
(Traditional Koi Tattoo)
by MM
on Thursday, February 26, 2009
Koi fish tattoo on a man's chest.
Koi fish tattoo on a rockstar sleeve.
Finding Libra Tattoos
Filed Under
(girl tattoos),
(henna),
(tattoo art),
(tattoo designs)
by MM
on Wednesday, February 25, 2009
I thought it would be next to impossible to find a collection of one-of-a-kind tattoos as I would have to trudge through God knows how many websites but to my amazement, I couldn’t have been more wrong. Some words of wisdom from my good buddy Jerry Chuan finally set me on the right path and helped me accomplish my mission with relative ease. Here are some tips that you should do well to remember when looking for unique Libra tattoos:
Don’t be a freebie seeker.
Chuan showed me the error of my ways so to speak, and made me realize that “free” and “unique” do not go hand in hand. Spending a tad amount of cash can really go a long way in helping you secure a design that will be a part of your body for the rest of your life. You wouldn’t want to fork out your hard-earned bucks for a laser surgery or cover-ups, right? Of course not! You’re better off spending the extra dough on a large pizza (sorry, can’t resist the pun) with all the trimmings to celebrate the end of your search for unique Libra tattoos.
Don’t spend too much
Avoid Google Image Search
Remember, the key word here is: UNIQUE. Refrain from using Google Image Search function unless you love being bombarded with designs that are so devoid of originality.
Reputable Online Galleries and Tattoo Magazines Can Make Things Easy For You
My buddy Chuan opined that tattoo magazines are the best for sourcing tattoo ideas. Although I prefer scouring online galleries, I do agree that you can easily find inspiration from looking at photos in tattoo magazines such as Skin and Ink, Tattoo Review, and Inked. These magazines contain a truckload of wild designs to help jump start your creative juice so don’t be surprised if you end up getting flooded with tons of ideas for creating unique Libra tattoos.
