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Yes you can get tattoos on the bottom of your feet but they will not stay....The pain is almost unimaginable and with the cost it would be ridiculous... Over 70% of the household dust found in your living room and such is made of shed human skin, most of which comes from your feet and hands, that's how many skin cells you lose everyday...No wonder they wont stay... Hope this helps..
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