The difference between a peacock mermaid tattoo and a normal mermaid tattoo is clearly that one has a a peacock in it wheres the other does not.
More colour.
It is normal
yes you can
depending on your skin type a tattoo can stay raised for a very long time depending on the type of tattoo and how gentle your artist was.
no, it is not normal, go to the shop where you received the tattoo, have them check it out...then go to another respectable shop and get their opinion as well...
It is normal for a tattoo to peel. It is part of it's healing process. Some may peel, some may scab, and some will do both, but it is completely normal.
It feels like little needles going into your skin. The pain depends on where you get the tattoo. Areas that are more bony hurt more than fleshy areas.
I would have to say no that is not normal. I have a large tattoo of a gecko on my foot and the tattoo artist did not blow on my foot while I was getting it done. In fact a lot of tattoo artists won't tattoo feet at all because the ink doesn't hold up very well because of the thin skin on your foot and the constant agitation from shoes and socks.
You would notice that the tattoo would be severely raised and red everywhere not just on the outline of the work. Also you would have severe tenderness to the touch.
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The verb "to tattoo" forms a normal -ED past tense. You would say "I got tattooed."