Maybe try one of those designs where it looks like 2 different pics at alternate glances? Sorry wouldnt have a clue what they’re called lol

I’m sure tattoo vendors would take the necessary precautions to ensure your safety and clients after you, but agree with Sharav, it would be considerate to let them know of your situation.

I’ve read similar posts throughout this forum and others too. Personally I think a tattoo is pleasing to one, and rejected by another (most tattoos are).

Some, such as myself would prefer a tattoo thats personally to them or representative of an important aspect of their life; others prefer a tattoo as simply a piece of body art.

It is each and every one of our choices that determine what we consider a good tattoo, whether it be fonts, symbols, or cultural tattoos, and what we consider is a tattoo that’s NOT for us.

Have a safe and happy holidays everybody 🙂

A fair point you have about constant public scrutiny when dealing with facial tattoos, it may depend on the reasons you want to get one in the first place. I’m from New Zealand and from a native maori P.O.V I’m finding them quite popular here, but it is heritage and acceptable, but I agree too, prepare to be stared at for the rest of your life.

James

Wow, very cool tattoo! Looks like a polynesian design, possibly one of the islands.

James

I try not to stare at the tattoos that are in more provocative areas of the body lol 🙂 but in most cases, if I notice a cool
tattoo on somebody, I usually just ask if I can have a quick look – I find alot of people who are quite willing to show off their tattoo, they’re usually very proud of their own tattoos! 🙂

James