How much pain/cost for chest piece tattoo? ?
I have 8 tattoos and all of them were pieces that took more than 2 hours each so im pretty used to the pain by now. My chest was the most sensitive out of them all. It's not horrible, but its definitely something you might not want to experience more than once. It really depends on you. So i would say yes. It hurts pretty bad. Cost wise, Mine is pretty big and it only cost me 150. Mind you it was just words in black and white. What youre describing may be from 125-175. No more. Unless you have an overpriced artist.
How much would a good foot tattoo cost?
Hi, I had 3 stars put on top of my foot. Stars are less than 1 inch and 3 colors. Cost me $100. I live in Houston. Foot does hurt very much. Take a couple pain relievers before you go. Also be very careful about red dye. I had an allergic reaction to the red dye.My red star is raised and itchy.I also have a butterfly on my back and all the red areas are raised and itchy. I just wish someone would of warned me about red reaction. Good Luck!! http://www.dermnetnz.org/reactions/pdf/tattoo-associatedskinreactions-dermnetnz.pdf
Elephant tattoo cost?
I want a tattoo of a small elephant on the back of my ear, and I wanted to know around (an estimate) how much it would cost. And also how much pain would I be in too. If not i would get an elephant and both inner wrist with my moms and sisters name on them. Same question. around how much and the pain I would be in.
How much would a 2-3 inch tattoo on my left rib cage cost and hurt?
I want to get a small dove with initials underneath it, above my bra line. This is a memorial tattoo I've been thinking of getting for a few months now. This would be my first tattoo so I wanna have a general idea of what to expect.
Inside of Wrist Tattoo, pain, cost, and smudging?
I'm going to get a tattoo on the inside of my wrist (I think, unless I find a better spot) because I don't want it on my back, because I'm in theatre, and I need to be able to cover it easily, but I'm a little concerned about some things: 1) I'm okay with most painful things, but how much will this hurt? I've heard that if you take a rubberband and snap it on your wrist, or stick your fingernail in your skin until it hurts and both are a kinda equivalent to what it feels like. 2) Cost? Anyone? :) 3) And I'm a little conserned about smuding after time. I mean, I don't want to get it now (I'm about to turn 19) and then in like two years have it be smudged and unable to see what it is clearly. I designed this myself, (I do it for an extra income now actually) and I want it to remain as special to me in twenty years as it was the day that I got it. Thank so much guys! Kat Here's a picture of it! http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff297/MusiKxKaT/scan0002-1.jpg
What do you think about tattoo removal cost?
10 Things You Need to Know About Laser Tattoo RemovalOn a scale of one to a hundred, laser tattoo removal pain is, like, a gazillion. OK, slight exaggeration, (in fact, some people donat find it painful at all). The pain is often described as being ‘like an elastic band snapping on the skin’ or ‘splatters of oil from a frying pan.’ Depending on your pain threshold (which is highly dependant on the location of the offending tatt), you might want to check out topical anaesthesia options (painkiller injections or numbing cream). To get a better idea of why it hurts so much, let us tell you about the machine that will be removing your tattoo.Might help: The Laserless Tattoo Removal Guide ™ Free Video Reveals Shocking Method To Remove Tattoos Naturally and Safely From Home And Without Laser!Puss-filled blisters, redness and swelling, pinpoint bleeding, raising and/or temporary darkening of the tattoo… Donat panic, this is all normal and will subside in one to two weeks. If not, see your doc, obvs.As science is progressing and laser tattoo removal is gaining popularity, there are fewer and fewer things that could go wrong, but here are a few of the reported risks involved in laser tattoo removal:Talk to an experta or two or three. Get your unwanted tattoos seen by professionals who can best advise you about how to get rid of those motherfathers.There are some tattoo removal creams (like Tat B Gone) which claim that they can remove tattoos in 3 to 9 months (aclaima being the operative word). These are highly disputed (more like, totally trolled) because apparently there is no cream which can penetrate the layer of skin that tattoos can get to. If tattoos were on an outer layer of skin then they would simply just fade away during our normal skind-shedding process. Also, for something that isnat guaranteed to work, is not exactly cheap with a six-month supply costing around 250 quid.