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SELENA  GOMEZ REVEALS NEW TATTOO COMMEMORATING HER KIDNEY TRANSPLANT SURGERY

4/27/2020

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Selena has given her fans a glimpse at her new tattoo for the first time.
On Saturday, the singer shared a series of behind-the-scenes photos from her music video shoot.

“So my rare video is out! So I’m posting a few pics from that day,” she captioned the images.
​In one of the photos,

Gomez is pictured with her arms raised above her head. A date tattoo is clearly visible just above her right elbow, however only the first number, six, can be identified.The tattoo can also be spotted at the beginning of the music video for the new song, which is set in a whimsical garden.

While the tattoo isn’t fully clear, Gomez has previously confirmed that it features the date of her kidney transplant, which took place in 2017. The number six possibly indicates that the transplant occurred in June.

Gomez revealed the meaning behind her new arm tattoo.
“I actually got the date of when I got my kidney transplant,” she said, gesturing towards her right arm.
“And I did that with the girl that gave me her kidney.”

In September 2017, the "Good For You" singer revealed that she had received a kidney transplant from her friend Francia Raisa following organ damage caused by the autoimmune disease lupus, which she has battled for several years.



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Russian bodybuilder with 80% tattoo coverage wants to look normal again!

8/7/2018

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A Russian bodybuilder who has 80 percent of his body including much of his face covered with tattoos says he now regrets having the body art done - and wants to have surgery to return to normal.

Denis Shalnykh, 26, became tattoo-obsessed in his late teenage years when he started dating his first love, a female tattoo artist identified by her first name as Margarita.

But the bodybuilder said he faced difficulties trying to find a job as no one wanted to hire a heavily-tattooed man.

He only recently managed to find a job as a physical education teacher in a school and Denis, who is also a dedicated bodybuilder, now teaches middle-school pupils.

But the young man, who is the son of famous Russian actress Elena Yakovleva, 56, says that now he is trying to live a regular life he regrets having the tattoos done and plans to get rid of them.

He told local media:
"I could not find a job for a long time. I think people refused to hire me because of my tattoos.
“I regret having them on my body. I plan to remove them all in the future."


Dozens of tattoos of different sizes cover Denis's body and he used to share pictures of his heavily-inked body with his social media followers.

CHECK HIS PHOTOS BELOW!!!


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Justin Bieber Still Has a Massive Tattoo For Selena Gomez and is Engaged to another girl wtf! See it here!!!!!!

7/12/2018

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Today in slightly awkward news, it appears as though Justin Bieber is still sporting an arm tattoo of his ex-girlfriend despite being engaged to Hailey Baldwin. And that ex-girlfriend is Selena Gomez.

The tattoo in question is of Selena's face, and is located on Justin's lower arm—mere inches from where his wedding ring will be. You can see the tat pretty clearly in recent photos of the Biebs hanging with Hailey post-engagement in NYC:



Should Justin Get This Removed?

Take a look for your self!




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Got a bad tattoo? here is everything you need to know if you want to get rid of it

6/23/2018

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WHETHER it's a ex's name, a holiday mistake or a trend that's gone way out of fashion, plenty of people have tattoos they regret.
Obviously, the best thing to do is think very carefully before committing to getting inked - but it's easy to say that in hindsight. So, if you've got a tattoo that has just got to go, here are the top methods for getting rid from laser removal to surgery...


Laser tattoo removalLaser tattoo removal is the most recommended and most popular method of permanent tattoo removal. It works by breaking down the ink particles in the tattoo, which are then removed by the immune system.
How many sessions you'll need depends on the size and age of the tattoo and the colour - as some generally lighter-coloured, inks are more difficult to remove than others. Usually, results won't be absolutely immediate - with fading occurring gradually over the 2 month healing period between each treatment.
Tattoos can be faded ready for a cover up inking.
Laser removal can be uncomfortable, expensive, and in some cases leave scarring - but it's the most non-invasive permanent option, and it's completely safe.


Make upThere are a number of heavy-duty make-up products, such as Dermablend (£29.75) specifically designed for covering up tattoos - but there are plenty of high street brands which can be just as effective. The trick is to use a thicker, lighter-coloured concealer, then cover with a shade of foundation that matches your skin and set with powder for a natural look.


SurgeryDepending on the size of your tattoo, surgery to cut out the inked section of skin could be an option. Surgery is a quicker option - and sometimes gives good results as the scar fades. However, it can also cause unsightly scarring, and if the incisions made aren't deep enough the tattoo may not be totally removed. So, surgical removal isn't suitable for all types of tattoo, meaning it's crucial to seek a detailed consultation before making a decision.


What NOT to doThere are other, often outdated, tattoo removal methods you may come across while researching tattoo removal. Methods such as dermabrasion and salabrasion, which involve effectively sanding away the skin, are extremely painful, cause and put you at risk of infection. Meanwhile, cryotherapy, which freeze-burns the skin, can damage the skin outside of the tattooed area. Generally, methods which target the skin itself are best left alone.

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Are tattoos really addictive??

5/4/2018

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Are tattoos really addictive?

Some people theorize that the pain that comes along with getting tattooed might be addictive, a type of euphoric rush. There have even been television shows based entirely on the psychological effects of tattoos, like Spike TV's "Ink Shrinks."  Others say that tattooed people like the attention they get from new ink.

Tattoos idealize youth and fertility by drawing eyes to youthful skin and often erotic parts of the body, Kirby Farrell, Ph.D.,"We're social animals. It's how we're built... We rely on social behavior — attention — to substantiate us and make us feel real."

Tattoos promise to make you attractive, as if you have a personal force akin to gravity. Notice me, Dr. Farrell continues. "The more attraction you command, the more attention you get, and the more life you have — as we see in the public's devotion to celebrities and leaders."

I think that the short answer is that we don’t know. We don’t know whether it’s a real thing or not. And most people who study it suggest that it’s too early in terms of the research where tattoos specifically are a form of addiction,” More research needs to be done because there isn't enough evidence to show that addiction is driving people to get tattoos. If you give people a list of possible motivations for getting tattoos, addiction is one of the most poorly rated. 

Tattoos are no new fad. Humans have been marking their skin for thousands of years with the reasoning behind tattoos varying from tribal allegiance and life history to decorative, whimsical or works of art.

The Maori, an indigenous people of New Zealand, carved designs into the flesh with bone chisels. Once they cut the designs into the skin, they dipped the chisel in ink and put it into the open gashes, The process of tattooing was considered sacred to the Maori, with the head being the most sacred part of the body, according to Zealand Tattoo. For this reason, facial tattoos were very popular among them.

Why the frequency?

Ultimately, there’s no single, definitive reason why people get lots of tattoos and others don’t, If you’re seeing more tattoos, it might actually be because tattoos are more socially acceptable in our society than they used to be. So we personally think no tattoos are not addictive there just cool!

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David Beckham Has A New Tattoo, And It's On His Head !!!! Check it out!

5/2/2018

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David Beckham Head tattoo!

It seems David Beckham marks every life stage with a tattoo: a name for each of his four children, a rose for his 10 year anniversary with Vicky, and now a solar system to the head to mark... erm, turning 43 this week?

At a charity event in Macau, the former England captain debuted his brand new ink - another significant piece to a 40-deep tattoo collection.

Revealed by a classic short back and sides, galactic motif is relatively discreet - for an above the neck tattoo, anyway.And if he has to cover it up for any reason - a job interview, for example - he can just grow his curtains back. Sorted.


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How Much Does Getting a Tattoo Hurt?

4/30/2018

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If you type in "tattoo" and then the letter "p" on Google, right after "tattoo parlor near me,"
"tattoo pain" and "tattoo pain chart" pop up. Apparently, that's what people are wondering about when they're thinking about tattoos.
This may seem like a stretch (or perhaps an obvious suggestion), but think of the other "p" terms that could pop up: "tattoo pricing" and "tattoo placement" seem much more pertinent to most body modification seekers, right? But instead, it is the pain factor that seems to matter most.It's understandable. Before you get your very first piece of permanent art etched into your skin, you want to know exactly what it's going to feel like. That can seem even more important than what it's going to cost, or even what it's going to look like after everything is said and done. But the truth is, pain is rather subjective, as we all have varying levels of tolerance and our nerves can be mapped differently.Still, it's natural to want to know as much as you can about the process before diving in head first — or whichever part of the body you want to get tattooed first, that is. That's why we asked the experts. Here, Anka Lavriv, a tattoo artist and co-owner of Black Iris Tattoo in Brooklyn, and Joshua Zeichner, the director of cosmetic and clinical research in dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, share their insights on the intricacies of tattoo pain.

What does it feel like to get a tattoo?
While everyone has different levels of tolerance for pain (and different parts of the body can hurt more than others), Lavriv says she tells her clients to expect continual bouts of pain during the inking process. "I always tell my clients to imagine a cat continuously scratching them with hot claws," she tells Allure. "It's definitely a very acute, in-the-moment kind of pain." Though I've never been scratched by a cat, I do have tattoos and can attest to said scratchy feeling.

Which parts of the body hurt least to tattoo?
Arms and shoulders are typically less sensitive to pain and easier to access for the artist, as well as any area of the body with more fat, says Zeichner. I've actually been tattooed by Lavriv before, and a piece larger than the size of my palm took about 70 minutes. She tattooed a California poppy on the outside of my upper arm, and it didn't hurt as badly as tattoos I've gotten on my wrist, behind my ear, on my back, and on my inner arm. Any part of the body that has a little more muscle and a little more flesh will make for a less painful tattoo, like your thighs, upper arms or forearms, and shoulders. Places where the skin is a little more taut, like the "outside," or top of the leg rather than the calf, will make for a more pleasant tattoo, according to the artists at Richmond Tattoo Shop. If it's your first time getting tattooed and you're not sure how you'll handle the pain, stick to one of those areas.

Which parts of the body hurt the most?
Areas of the body that have less fat tend to hurt more. Those areas include "the ribs, feet, elbow ditch, and armpit area," explains Lavriv. Apparently, ribs are especially difficult for artists and clients. "It's a very sensitive area, which is also constantly in motion because of the breathing, so we have to really sync up our movements," says Lavriv. That being said, if you really want your ribs tattooed, you should go for it — just be prepared for an arduous session with your artist. It's also important to keep in mind that areas of the body where the skin is close to the bone experience another sensation of pain on top of the getting-a-tattoo discomfort — a sort of "tapping on the bone" feeling, which many people don't like. This includes the ankles, ribs, wrists, and the tops of the feet. Other super sensitive areas, such as your fingertips and forehead will also likely hurt to tattoo because those places are where your most pain-sensitive neurons are, according to this study published in the Annals of Neurology medical journal. With that said, Zeichner notes, "For every rule, there is an exception to the rule, and detailed tattoos may be uncomfortable even on fatty areas like the back or the belly."

How long is the average tattoo appointment?
Most tattoo shops have pricing minimums and usually base the cost on either a certain size, often a palm-size tattoo, or a certain length of time, like an hour. Artists often set time limits to avoid added discomfort. "I don't do sessions that last longer than three hours," says Lavriv. "I really don't like my clients to have a traumatic experience, so I try to design pieces that mostly take under three hours or break it down into a couple of sessions."

What should newcomers to tattoos know?
For those worried about pain, Lavriv says tattoo newbies should start small. "I always recommend getting a smaller piece — under an hour — as a first tattoo," she says. "Tattoo pain is a very subjective thing and while it can feel like not a big deal to some people, it can be excruciating for others. It's always good to test out how your body reacts to it."



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Scarlett Johansson Showed Off Her Huge Back Tattoo at the Avengers: Infinity War Premiere

4/29/2018

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Tattoos are losing the stigma that used to be attached to them, and now, it seems like almost everyone we know has at least one. Even those in Hollywood, as more and more celebrities are showing off their ink on social media and on red carpets. Scarlett Johansson, who has been building her collection of tattoos for some time now, just confirmed that the tattoo we all spotted back in August is real by showing it off at the Avengers: Infinity War premiere in Los Angeles.Months ago, eagle-eyed fans noticed Johansson sporting a large back tattoo in a black-and-white floral design, but it was unclear whether the ink was real or for a role. Now it seems we have our answer: The tattoo is here to stay.The tattoo was mostly visible peeking out from a silver strapless dress at the Avengers: Infinity War premiere, which Johansson attended with her partner, Colin Jost. In pictures from the event, it appears that the flowers are roses on a vine, and given that her daughter is named Rose, the tattoo seems especially sweet.
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Brazilian Soccer Fan Covers His Entire Torso in Jersey Tattoo

4/29/2018

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It appears as though he is the second soccer fan to pull off this move, although Felipe Alvarez, supporter of Colombian side Atletico Nacional, left the white stripes on his 2010 tat open. 
Dos Anjos told VICE that the tattoo took 90 hours over 32 sessions in a span of several months to complete. He initially planned to only covered part of his shoulder and chest but once the tattoo artist told him he’d do the rest of the jersey for free, dos Anjos took the plunge. 
It may seem extreme, but not to dos Anjos.
“People ask me if I don’t find it strange that I'm always wearing a Flamengo shirt. And I just don’t,” dos Anjos told VICE. “To me, it’s normal. But it doesn’t seem like anyone I talk to about it actually dislikes my tattoo.”
He’s getting his money’s worth, too. Dos Anjos said he never wore a shirt at home, even before the tat. 

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GUEST ARTIST VALENTIN AND KAT

4/20/2018

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WILL BE JOINING US MAY 16-20

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