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Sunday, September 20, 2009
Feminine Tribal Tattoos designs
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Como não Conquistar uma Garota Tatuada
Tatuagem e Gravidez
Friday, September 18, 2009
Flower Tattoo Designs - Timeless Symbols of Expression
Roses for instance have long symbolized love and passion. Each color with it's own unique language. A dozen red roses speaks volumes to the one you love. Even the different varieties of lilies have their own meaning. The Tiger Lily speaks "I dare you to love me." Their timeless language and eternal beauty have made flowers one of the more popular tattoo designs.
Their popularity is due to a variety of reasons:
- They can be used as a stand-alone tattoo.
- They can be woven together and incorporated into other designs like butterflies or angels.
- They come in a large variety of designs, shapes, & sizes, allowing you to be discreet or make a bold statement.
- They distinctly enhance the beauty of a woman's body.
- They can be designed in a Celtic or Tribal form giving them a more masculine appeal.
Given the reasons above and the exotic meanings of flowers there's no reason why you couldn't find a tattoo design that clearly illustrates the message you want to convey. No need to worry about a cookie-cutter design either. The common rose has thousands of shapes, sizes, and styles to choose from giving you an endless choice in expressing your individuality. The possibilities become even more endless when you combine a flower design with other popular tattoos like a fairy, butterfly, or angel.
Flower tattoo designs capture what you cannot say with words and are infused with symbolism and meaning. Popular styles include roses, hibiscus (especially Hawaiian), orchids, lotus, lilies, ivy, and more. Take time to consider the meaning behind the tattoo design you choose. Don't just go for the most popular or what your friends are getting. Think about the meaning the flower represents and choose a design that embodies your distinctive character traits and the unspoken message you have to say.
Flower Tattoo Designs - Timeless Symbols of Expression
Roses for instance have long symbolized love and passion. Each color with it's own unique language. A dozen red roses speaks volumes to the one you love. Even the different varieties of lilies have their own meaning. The Tiger Lily speaks "I dare you to love me." Their timeless language and eternal beauty have made flowers one of the more popular tattoo designs.
Their popularity is due to a variety of reasons:
- They can be used as a stand-alone tattoo.
- They can be woven together and incorporated into other designs like butterflies or angels.
- They come in a large variety of designs, shapes, & sizes, allowing you to be discreet or make a bold statement.
- They distinctly enhance the beauty of a woman's body.
- They can be designed in a Celtic or Tribal form giving them a more masculine appeal.
Given the reasons above and the exotic meanings of flowers there's no reason why you couldn't find a tattoo design that clearly illustrates the message you want to convey. No need to worry about a cookie-cutter design either. The common rose has thousands of shapes, sizes, and styles to choose from giving you an endless choice in expressing your individuality. The possibilities become even more endless when you combine a flower design with other popular tattoos like a fairy, butterfly, or angel.
Flower tattoo designs capture what you cannot say with words and are infused with symbolism and meaning. Popular styles include roses, hibiscus (especially Hawaiian), orchids, lotus, lilies, ivy, and more. Take time to consider the meaning behind the tattoo design you choose. Don't just go for the most popular or what your friends are getting. Think about the meaning the flower represents and choose a design that embodies your distinctive character traits and the unspoken message you have to say.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Beautiful Feminine Belly Tattoos
Getting your belly tattooed does not necessarily mean the naval; there are feminine tattoo designs which seem to go from the side of the breast and come on to the side of the belly. Tattoos such as this are very intricate because they are usually made to look like stems from a rose bush or exotic plant.
Finding a design for beautiful feminine belly tattoos can be difficult as they are not in the top list of favorites for women. If you have read any of my other articles you will know that I have a few tattoos and am actually planning on having a couple more before I call it a day, well! A belly tattoo is very high on my list for my next one but I am thinking of having it done in really bright blues, reds and greens so that it stand out when I'm at the beach.
The naval tattoo can be a little awkward to look after, I don't mean hygienically, I mean that to look after a tattoo like this, you would have to keep yourself in pretty good shape otherwise it's going to get bigger and sag.
If you have the body for belly tattoos then go for it, but only after you have weighed up the pro's and con's of having it there. If you are a young woman you have to also take into consideration, what happens to your belly when you're pregnant? That small tattoo that you have around your naval may suddenly start to look like an ever nearing planet as you grow.
Belly tattoos should be given the same consideration as lower back tattoos, with a loose fitting or cropped top, people would be intrigued by them.
This is the important part: if you are considering getting a tattoo around your naval, you need to consider the aftercare, when it's hot weather or your body is hot you may get a build up of sweat in your naval (I know it's gross but it happens) and keeping this clean and germ free could be a problem. Ask the tattooist for any special instructions for naval tattoos before you have one.
If you've made up your mind and you are ready to look at some of the most beautiful feminine designs which you will be proud to call your own, then keep reading.
Beautiful Feminine Belly Tattoos
Getting your belly tattooed does not necessarily mean the naval; there are feminine tattoo designs which seem to go from the side of the breast and come on to the side of the belly. Tattoos such as this are very intricate because they are usually made to look like stems from a rose bush or exotic plant.
Finding a design for beautiful feminine belly tattoos can be difficult as they are not in the top list of favorites for women. If you have read any of my other articles you will know that I have a few tattoos and am actually planning on having a couple more before I call it a day, well! A belly tattoo is very high on my list for my next one but I am thinking of having it done in really bright blues, reds and greens so that it stand out when I'm at the beach.
The naval tattoo can be a little awkward to look after, I don't mean hygienically, I mean that to look after a tattoo like this, you would have to keep yourself in pretty good shape otherwise it's going to get bigger and sag.
If you have the body for belly tattoos then go for it, but only after you have weighed up the pro's and con's of having it there. If you are a young woman you have to also take into consideration, what happens to your belly when you're pregnant? That small tattoo that you have around your naval may suddenly start to look like an ever nearing planet as you grow.
Belly tattoos should be given the same consideration as lower back tattoos, with a loose fitting or cropped top, people would be intrigued by them.
This is the important part: if you are considering getting a tattoo around your naval, you need to consider the aftercare, when it's hot weather or your body is hot you may get a build up of sweat in your naval (I know it's gross but it happens) and keeping this clean and germ free could be a problem. Ask the tattooist for any special instructions for naval tattoos before you have one.
If you've made up your mind and you are ready to look at some of the most beautiful feminine designs which you will be proud to call your own, then keep reading.
