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Permanence and process of a traditional tattoo can be frightening
I do not like needles, but I love the idea of art or decoration of the body getting the skin. I also am not too excited for the permanence of a "hate me tattoo needle on the way. Did tattoo removal processes price lately? The cost of tattoo removal is at least 3 times to get the tattoo! After doing some research, I discovered some fantastic alternatives for body art and I will give these a shot (no pun intended) long before they go to the nearest tattoo room.
Tattoo Alternative # 1: The natural beauty of henna tattoos
henna tattoos have been making a comeback, and I can certainly understand why. The dried and pulverized Henna Lawsonia inermis plant becomes a paste and applied to the skin treated with first mehlabiya oil. The paste is applied to the skin using a stencil design.
Henna tattoo templates come in an amazing variety of designs and can be recycled. In fact, once it dries after hitting one or two hours, the dough can be re- apply 2-3 times more to intensify the color to a dark brown or almost black. If the paste is used only once, dried and removed, the color continues to deepen a rusty orange or reddish. It reminds me of self-tanning lotion in that regard.
The application of henna tattoos do not require licensing and is considered safe for all skin types (not those who have an allergic reaction to henna.) Henna tattoos can last up to four weeks being careful not to rub the area and protect the tattoo Vaseline in chlorinated water.
Kits vary in price, but the average cost of a henna kit, which includes pasta, template (s) and other supplies is less $ 20. In fact, a bottle of henna dye can create about 25 medium sized tattoos.
Tattoo Alternative # 2: body piercing
Yes, we are aware of numerous holes in ear lobes and cartilage of the ear, nose, tongue, lips, eyebrows, and rings navel. However, the days of face piercings have gone astray as more employers have increased the ban on this distracting and unprofessional "art of body work. Best of piercings, however, is that the jewelry can be removed (or change) in demand. My only problem with piercings is healing time which varies considerably depending on the area to be pierced
- Ear lobe 6 to 8 weeks
- cartilage ear 4 months to 1 year
- Eyebrow 6 to 8 weeks
- Nostril 2 to 4 months
- Nasal septum 6 to 8 months
- nasal bridge 8 to 10 weeks
- Language 4 weeks
- Lip 2 to 3 months
- Nipple 3 to 6 months
- Navel 4 months to 1 year
- Female genitalia 4 to 10 weeks
- Male genitalia 4 weeks to 6 months
I worry about body piercing infection - but not so much as with a traditional tattoo, which could be difficult to achieve (as in the back of the shoulder) to keep clean and bandaged.
Alternative Tattoo # 3: Temporary Tattoos
Now, temporary tattoos could be the ticket and the best option of all, as an alternative tattoo traditional. temporary tattoos are done on special paper and coated with special silicone. Once wet slips and placed in a body area for a minute or so, color tattoo "design" and transferred to the skin.
Similar to henna tattoos, temporary tattoos can last up to four weeks if taken Attn: without scrubbing, itchy clothing, or rubbing against them. Also, as Henna tattoos, temporary tattoos are safe (kids get in machines chewing gum all the time) and have become as sophisticated as traditional tattoos - without needles and permanence.
What is really fun temporary tattoos is that you can design your own - online - for little more than a temporary tattoo design ready-made.
Wrap-up tattoo Alternatives
Therefore, celebrating an occasion, speak your mind, dare to be different! Try some of these alternative ideas and fun tattoo adorning his body a new way. Invite your friends for a day of "Happy Henna" or design and order some custom tattoos for bridesmaids in a wedding. Out of the box.
"Alternative Tattoo" are trendy, different, and may be taken out or if you do not want to live with them for the rest of his life.
Alternative Tattoo Resources:
Museum of Tattoos: http://museumoftattoos.com /articles
Shawna Newton
Author and Freelance Writer
Needle Tattoo