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How much risk is there to get a tattoo by an unlicensed tattoo artist?

A great deal of risk!, you should only ever get a tattoo from a trained professional.


Does vaneesa hudgens have a tattoo on her body?

no she doesnt have any what so ever.


Can a 16 year old get a tattoo with a guardian?

If you have parental consent, then yes, you can get a tattoo done. However, this doesn't always mean that you should. Your opinions on what you think is cool is constantly changing, especially when you are that young. You may get something tattooed on you that you think is absolutely amazing, but then just a couple years later you will be wondering why you ever thought it was a good idea. I would just wait the extra two years and really think it over. They made the age requirement 18 for a reason.


Does a tattoo ever go away?

There are tattoo removals but even after that surgery I believe there is still a scar that remains..Otherwise naturally no tattoos dont fade away completely. They do start to lose color though.


What does the swallow tattoo mean?

AnswerI heard that the swallow/sparrow tattoo's are to commemorate a fallen friend or family member. I would assume any persona that the bird has ie., devil horns, angel halo or even knife through it would depict the dead person's personality or trait.AnswerIt just means that they were a "Hard Man" back in their day. Everyone that I have ever met with a swallow tattoo has been at least a bit psychotic.AnswerA swallow tattoo used to be worn by sailors back in the day. When you were out/lost at sea and you saw a swallow you knew you were close to land because these birds are never far from shore. They would follow the birds to safety or to home. I think the idea is that when you had the swallow marked on your body it would always help you find your way home.AnswerThey indicate that you've gone to prison and done your 'bird'Answerit means freedomAnswerOn a woman's chest I always thought it was to let the sailor's know who the hookers were when they came to port.AnswerTraditionally a swallow tattoo is a seafaring tattoo. One is "earned" for every 5000 nautical miles (~5700 statute miles) travelled at sea. They are often tattooed on the chest or shoulders facing one another so they may lift the sailor and carry him home should he ever fall overboard.

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