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Tattoo Studios

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Tattoo Studios try to be more upscale


By Ashley M Ford



There is no denying that when many people hear the word tattoo or see someone with a tattoo that they may not have the most beautiful thoughts. When most people think of tattoos negativity is almost always that they join it. Which, if you are educated in tattoos and the tattoo community that you know this could not be further from the truth. The majority of people with tattoos are abiding the law, they have never been in prison, they have no criminal history and they have good paying jobs. Unfortunately, the few bad apples who are out there that have tattoos dawn created this stigma. Back in tattoos royalty day dawns and people from affluent backgrounds. But soon the people of the lower class caught on the craze of tattooing and the fee soon ceased to be purchased. This is more than likely the reason why tattoos are associated with bad people.



tattoo studiosHowever, there is a tattoo parlor or a tattoo studios as they liked to be called in Las Vegas trying to get people to see that tattoo studios are not a bad thing and they can be upscale . Tattoo Club is nestled between an art gallery and a store of cookware upscale. One owner had this comment to make about them so hard to eliminate the negative stigma of tattoo parlors or tattoo studios if you want.



Our goal has been from the beginning to eliminate stigma of what people had thought of tattoos and tattoo artists, they're kind of dirty, Tough Guys [Working] convicts, bikers [and ] military guys overseas, "Bennington said. "Our goal has always been to improve the image of the tattoo industry as a whole." Tattoo Club strives to change public perceptions by putting the tattoo in his forehead. "


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Getting a Tattoo

7 Tips to Consider Prior to Getting a Tattootattoo parlor

If you are thinking about getting a tattoo, take a moment to consider your answers to the following 7 questions.

1. Is the tattoo artist experienced? This is perhaps the most important thing to consider before hiring any one particular tattoo artist.

2. Will the tattoo image be as important to you in the future as it is right now? For instance, if your tattoo will be in celebration of a love interest, are you absolutely certain that person will be there 10, 20 or even 50 years from now?

3. Why do you want to get the tattoo?

4. Are you prepared to deal with possible consequences that may arise out of getting a tattoo? This may include an infection or severe soreness of the skin at the site of the tattoo.

5. Do you have a design in mind? If you don't, stop by the local tattoo parlor and ask to see some samples of what is available.

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6. Can you afford the tattoo? The larger the tattoo, the larger the cost. Even the smallest tattoo can be expensive, especially if you are on a budget.

7. Do you have a fear of needles? If you do, tattoos may not be for you. There is no other way to say it, but getting a tattoo is painful. It does involve needles and you should really consider your level of tolerance before signing up for a tattoo.

Can you afford the cost associated with surgery? The only way to remove a tattoo is through surgery, which can be very expensive. Unless it is for medical reasons, most health insurance policies will not cover the cost of a tattoo removal. This means that the patient will often find themselves with 100% of the financial responsibility and, before getting a tattoo, you should make sure that you will be financially able to handle any future medical procedures that are associated with a tattoo.

Before deciding on getting a tattoo or having one removed, the patient must consult a licensed medical doctor for medical advice and/or to determine the best course of action for his/her individual healthcare needs.
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