


I want to get a tattoo kind of like the one you posted of the outline of the continents, but I want it to be somewhere where it will look good forever. any suggestions?
The one thing that stops tattoos from looking good forever is tanning and stretching.
I don't think there is one place on the body that won't stretch with age.
But there are places that will stretch less, mainly your wrist and your lower back.
Remember, skin stretches due to weight loss/gain, working out, friction. etc.
So the place which will properly get stretched the most would be your stomach or the area around it.
Don't forget, if you work out and gain a lot of muscle over a short period of time, that would stretch your skin too!
And remember to put sunscreen onto your tattoo if you're going be under strong sunlight for a long period of time.
Hope that helped :)
P.S
This is one of the reasons why you shouldn't get a tattoo when you're too young and still have a lot of physical growing to do.
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gps co-ordinations tend to be quite long (assuming you'll have it done in one line)
so i would suggest tattooing it in a place which won't stretch as much, or change when you move.
An example of tattoos changing when you move is a long tattoo on your forearm running from your elbow down. When you turn your hand the tattoo tends to twist from being straight into being slanted.
I would suggest your foot, wrist, back or Angelina Jolie's placement of the shoulder.
Remember, these are only suggestions, it's down to what you like in the end ;)
would u say the wrist here alot?
I'm guessing you meant 'hurt' and not 'here'.
I can't tell you that much, since I've only had two tattoos, can't really compare.
But out of the two, the wrist one definitely hurt more. And from what I've heard, it does tend to hurt more because it's close to the bone and it's a more sensitive area from other parts of the body etc.
I think you're awesome :)
hahaha, not really, but thanks :)
Yup, Ridyard is a family name.
The ink has held very well, it's hard to take a picture of, but it is definitely white, and hasn't yellowed.
It's taken a very long time for the tattoo to heal and the ink to show though, but maybe that's just me.
I'll try to get a decent picture of it soon, but it is quite hard to take a photo of. I'll try!!
thank you :)
I'm currently craving a tattoo on the hip or ribcage. It is most likely going to be a word tattoo. Will hopefully get inked in the summer.
I love this question.
I understand completely what you're saying, and I face this question everyday.
But at the end of the day, getting a tattoo done is for you and it's about what makes you happy. Some people like discreet tattoos which are just for themselves. Whereas some people like big visible tattoos, and if that's what makes them happy, i think, go for it.