Whats A Good First Tattoo?
88423
I love tattoo's, but I think you should think very long & hard about the design you want before you end up getting it. I think you should get something that will always have a special meaning to you, for the rest of your life, after all, that is how long you'll have the tattoo, unless you get it removed or covered up...Maybe you could consider getting your Scorpio symbol, or if you have children, maybe your child's name, etc...\n\nGood luck!
548099
makeup! get some good cover up!! it will work wonders besides its SUMMER ..are you honestly going to wear a turtle neck? or a tacky stick-on tattoo
111827
http://www.bmezine.com/tattoo/bme-tatt.html
86740
When I was 16 and very, very stupid I let my friend do a tattoo on my arm. It didn't look half bad, but it wasn't something I would want on my arm today as an adult. Good news was he didn't put the ink in deep enough or something because five years later it faded to the point where it could not be seen at all. Gone. Now I have the most beutifull portrait tattoo in its place of someone I never want to forget. Alls well that ends well.
64817
Try www.yell.co.uk.\n\nThis has brought back 7 results\nhttp://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do;jsessionid=c4SEfqEMDVK9?searchType=classic&ooa=on&keywords=tattoo&companyName=&location=kings+lynn&x=0&y=0
897698
Usually a sloppy tattoo done with ink and an improvised needle (like a guitar string).\n\nJailhouse tats are pretty easy to spot, having one says a lot about how you see yourself.
495635
My tattoo is a scar from my past. It represents the importance of that time and the symbolism it still holds. I have it to remind me of who I am. I dont need it , I like it. My tattoo is of a dragonfly. It reminds me of growing up around fresh water creeks as a child and watching these amazingly beautiful pilots whizzing across the surface of the water. I had it put on at a time of intense transition from adolescence to adulthood. Dragonfly's also symbolize change. As I grow older its a lovely guage of time, and I love that it will be with me when I die one day, another change in my life.
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You cannot ask anyone to answer that question for you.  It is your body and you are the one who will have to live with it for the rest of your life.  Getting a tattoo is a very personal question and I can tell that you are not ready for one just because you asked this question.  You will know you are ready when you see something that really strikes you.  You will know it is the one you want.  As far a body placement, I would suggest somewhere that cannot be seen unless you choose to show it.  You hopefully will be in your 80s someday and the tattoo will look crappy at that point.  You also don't want a tattoo to hold you back from a great opportunity in a career you might choose later on.
373982
Designs by Dana in Covington (Mainstrasse Village) or there is a little place up in Clifton, next to Bogarts, who also does a great job. (They did my first tattoo)  Recommend.
458625
Eternal tattoos is the absolute best shop to get tattoos, The art is flawless.\nhttp://www.aaatattoodirectory.com/Michigan_Tattoo/Michigan03.htm#Eastpoint
770905
go to www.myshit.com/tattoo number's/myshit.com
502054
Yea, get the kids name... that way you can check the tattoo if you ever forget what it is.
479650
call your nearest tattoo salon and ask.
677310
I am a female with 8 tattoos to date.  The thing that will hurt the most is the outline of the tattoo and it's not that bad.  It feels like minor bee stings at first and then after awhile you almost become numb to the needle.  Your back area or shoulder blade area are probably the least painful and the ankle area is the most painful.  It's not that bad but of all the ones I have it's been the most painful, not really during but if you walk a lot or have a job that requires a lot of walking it's more painful after wards especially if it's big and goes completely around your ankle like mine does.  Don't let that discourage you though if that's where you want it it's worth it because the pain is only for a few days and the beauty is forever.  Also, really think about what you want, because it's forever.  Good luck and congratulations on your first tattoo.  As they say if you get one chances are you'll get two!  :)
231823
a tree. Tree's are awesome and no one has a tattoo of a tree.
164942
Give tattoos. I love to draw and I think permanantly decorating people with my artwork would be exciting.
1056552
I waited a long time before getting my tattoo because it's a big deal.  It's going to be with you forever, unless  you want to undergo the pain of laser removal, which i hear is about a thousand times worse than getting that tat itself done.\n\nWhen it comes to tattoos, the biggest rule of thumb is get something that means something to you.  A lot of people just get a tattoo that looks cool, well tats that look cool AND mean something are a lot better. This little bit of artwork is going to be a permanent fixture of your body, it should be something that has some deep personal meaning to you.  You also have to put some thought into where you're going to have it done on your body.  I don't know how old you are, but you have to consider if it's going to become an issue when you step into the professional world later in life.  A lot of jobs are unfortunately not cool about ink showing.  Also, since you're  a woman, if you think you might want to have children, you might not want to get it on your belly or anywhere that might stretch with pregnancy as this will also stretch your tattoo.\n\nAlso, you might want to go in and TALK with your tattoo artist first.  Discuss things like placement, size, and the tattoo itself with him/her.  They've done a lot of these things, they can help you in your decisions.  Your world idea is a good one i think, rather clever.  Oh, and make sure you look at some of your artists's work before you pick them.\n\nWhen you've made all your choices, bring a bottle of soda, and/or a candy bar. Depending on size and placement, you're going to be feeling a little bit of pain, and your body is going to produce more adrenaline as it goes into "fight or flight" mode.  As this happens, you may get a little bit light headed, but the sugar in the soda/candybar will help to fight this.\n\nAnyhow, good luck with your choices! Take your time, and like i said, your artist will be able to help you a great deal.