Girls Tattoo - Tattoo Placement Ideas

1.  Lower Back Tattoo.
These tattoos are located on the lower back and are popular with women.  They are usually only seen if wearing a bikini or low rise jeans; however, you can show them off at will.  As with all tattoos, there are pros and cons with this location.  For one, the lower back designs all pretty much look the same.  There is little originality.  However, if you offset the design to the right or left of the spine or if you add other elements on either side of the tattoo, it can become more unique.  Another drawback to a tattoo on the lower back is that it is one of the more painful places to receive one.  In general, if the tattoo is applied closer to the bone, then it will be more painful.  The more fat/muscle there is, the less painful.
2.  Lower abdominal/stomach tattoo.
This is another inconspicuous area to have a tattoo and is one of the sexiest places to get one.  A tattoo on the lower abdominal/stomach area will only be seen when you want it to be seen.  It can be viewed as very sexy and an unexpected surprise by your lover.   Unfortunately, there can also be a drawback to this type of tattoo.  For one, pregnancy or weight gain can change the how your tattoo will look, as the abdomen is sure to expand with pregnancy and weight gain.  Also, it is more difficult for the tattoo artist to stretch this part of the body, so make sure you go to a trustworthy and experienced tattoo artist.    Also, healing time may take a bit longer for a tattoo on the lower abdomen/stomach, as clothing tends to be in constant contact with this area.
3.  Bra Strap Tattoo.
This is another modest area to get a tattoo.  Most of the time, no one will ever know you have a tattoo, as it is hidden under your bra strap but if you want to show it off, you still have that option. Word or saying tattoos work well for this area, as it is a long and slim space.  Choose this tattoo carefully so as to not be self conscious if you decide to wear a strapless dress.  A drawback to this location for a tattoo is that this area usually comes in direct contact with clothing, which may irritate the tattoo and cause increased healing time.
4.  Wrists.
The inside of the wrist is another popular location for a modest tattoo.  This can be covered with jewelry, if you so choose, or shown off as your "jewelry".   It could be a tribal type tattoo or maybe a butterfly.  This is another place on the body that is close to the bone and may be a little more painful when applied.  Keep in mind, this tattoo will be more difficult to conceal.
5. Ankle.
A small tattoo on the ankle is less noticeable than other areas, as most it is lower on the body and most people never notice it.  Of course, a tattoo on the outer ankle or front of the ankle will be more visible.  If you usually wear sandals without hosiery, then irritation should not be a problem.  Just like the tattoos located on the wrist, tribal or insect themes are a popular choice for the ankle area, and just like the wrist tattoo these can be more painful due to the closeness to the bone.
6.  Back of the Neck.
This is a great tattoo location for modest girls, if you have long hair, as this tattoo will not be seen unless you wear your hair up or choose to show it off.  A tattoo in this location is usually small and may be either a flower, insect like a butterfly, or a symbol.  Unfortunately, again, this location  is closer to the bone, so pain will be greater at application, however, since this area does not usually come in contact with clothing, healing should not be a problem.

Justin Bieber Tattoo 2011

During vacation in Hawaii, Justin Bieber spotted with shocking new tattoo. According to a source, the new tattoo under his armpit is written in Hebrew, meaning JESUS.

Patricia Loves Summer

The Borders book store in Penn Plaza is closing in less than two weeks, which is sad on so many different levels. When its doors finally shut for good, we here at Tattoosday will personally mourn the loss of one of our favorite spots to browse and, of course, spot ink. Over the years, this particular Borders has been a great location for meeting people and talking to them about their tattoos, as it is just a stone's throw from where I work.

Patricia is among the last people I have met there, having spotted her a couple weeks ago, and interviewed her about this tattoo on the back of her right arm and shoulder:

This tattoo was inked by Miss D'Jo at Lark Tattoo in Westbury, New York.

The artwork for this piece is based on the work of Alphonse Mucha's series of decorative panels depicting the Four Seasons. This was based on "Summer, 1896".

Miss D'Jo's work on this piece is extremely well done and true to this original artwork, which is Patricia's favorite of the four seasons.

It should be noted that I find it remarkable how often I see Mucha's work translated into tattoos. Clicking here will display all the previous works by Mucha that have appeared on Tattoosday. Work from Lark Tattoo has appeared previously here, and this work showcases the last time work from Miss D'Jo blessed our site.

Thanks again to Patricia for sharing this lovely tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!

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"nice" SLEEVE TATTOO FOR THE GIRL

Hi girls, do you already have a tattoo? Tattoo sleeve is also good for you, use your imagination to make a good tattoo sleeve. Or you use the example of sleeve tattoo for the girl that I post this. With a tattoo sleeve, hopefully alive, you feel more pleasant.

Two from Samanatha, Including a Tattoo for Bubbie

I met Samanatha last month in Penn Station and asked her about her many tattoos. She's 26, and has been getting inked since she was 18, and appears to be going at a steady clip, because she has a lot of great work.

She was kind enough to share two of her tattoos, both from her right arm. The first piece is this hamsa:

Samantha explained that she got this tattoo in memory of her grandmother, or "bubbie," as they're known among many Jewish grandchildren. Samanthha's bubbie passed away a few months ago. I asked her what she thought of her tattoos and she replied, "Well, being a Jewish bubbie, I don't think she was too excited about them, but I always asked her if, as long as she still loved me, then it was okay; and she always said, "ach, yeah."

This hamsa, a symbol often associated with luck and warding off the "evil eye," was inked by Josh Schlageter at Hand of Doom Tattoo in Buffalo.

Samantha also offered up this dragon tattoo:

She got this from Steve Boltz at Smith Street Tattoo Parlour in Brooklyn, explaining:

"It's called a  spaulding dragon - it's old sailor flash ... I just wanted to go to one of the guys that could do one really, really well. Everybody in the tattoo community up in Buffalo that I know said, 'you gotta go to Steve Boltz', so I traveled down here to got see him."

Thanks to Samantha for sharing these cool tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!

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