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Today, the tattooing industry booms with new talented artists, schools and apprenticeship for budding tattooists, enlightened knowledge about sterilization, and health code regulation. Tattoo suppliers are well known and there are a wide variety of brands to choose from inks, tattoo machines, needles, and even tattoo shop supplies such as flash designs, chairs, and more. Younger generations are catching onto this art form and have made having a tattoo almost a rite of passage when one turns 18 in America. As more and more people of all walks of life have tattoos, the old stereotypes of tattooing that previously kept tattooing underground and unsafe has become outdated.

Now getting a tattoo is easier, mildly less painful, and relatively faster than ever before. The results of sitting in a chair in one position for a few hours are much more satisfying to see a beautiful piece of art with the outbursts of new and unique tattoo artists, each with their own style. Some tattoo designers stick with what is known as Old School tattoos, which have the look of tattoos done before the Second World War. They include traditional designs like nautical stars, pin up girls and mermaids, Old English letters, sparrows, skulls, hearts, roses, symbolic animal spirits (tigers, eagles, fish), and more. Old School tattoos keep the look simple with mostly black ink and a little bit of color because in the older days of tattooing there was not a great variety of ink colors to choose from. Old school tattoos are also notorious for featuring a ribbon with Old English letters writing a word or name inside the papyrus. The infamous Sailor Jerry Collins was the man who designed most tattoos that are now considered traditional or Old School. Today many women interested in 1950s retro fashion choose Old School tattoos and place them on their arm like a sailor would back in the day. Many sailor tattoos are symbolic. For example, the nautical star means that a person has gone through an important event or has been somewhere far and has returned safely.

New School tattoos include any new techniques done after this war. After the 1961 hepatitis outbreak which forced the tattoo movement underground for a while, tattoo designs were picked up by younger generations. They used bold, bright colors and utilized more shading thanks to advancements in needle variety and better quality ink. The health code regulations and better use of sterilization machines brought tattooing back in the forefront again. New school tattoos still have the same list of tattoo designs as old school but are captured in a unique way that is difficult to explain but easy to see the difference. Also many people today get new school designs that are custom made, compared to the old school tattoos which were generally picked off a wall of flash.

Today there are dozens of interesting tattoo styles to choose from: Celtic, Japanese, religious, spiritual, tribal, bio-mechanical, feminine, military, black and gray, traditional, neo-traditional, modern, and more. The best part about getting a tattoo is designing a custom piece. Then it is completely unique and meaningful for the person. Today, tattooing is more than ink on skin; it is expression of the soul.

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The cultural change of the tattoo artists industry is on an upward spike. Gone are the days of men of the 70’s with the bar style tattoo’s. Gone are the “only military” personal having tattoo’s.

Much like the rap or hip hop cultural that started in the 1980’s and has been booming every since. The same could be said for the tattoo industry. There are similar parallel’s. In fact, it could be said that once helped the other grow the culture individually and yet they are intertwined.

In the past the tattoos were more for the bad-boy types. Developments in popularity brought about by tattooed celebrities and athletes as well as a focus on health and sterilization has helped push tattooing into the mainstream of our culture.

Rights and Tattoo’s? Wait, what?

Yes, run a clean establishment. But, anything else let it be. There is no need for excessive government when it comes to tattoo parlors. Tattoo Artists and their businesses should be run without oversight. A set of guidelines would surely suffice.

Tattoo’s are now painless? really?

Ever hear, “there is a pill for that?”. Well, now there is… “there is a cream for that”. The Dr. Numb cream is said to not interfere with ink or skin elasticity, currently distributed out to more than 10,000 stores worldwide. Tattoo industry does not want to cope with pain anymore.. with numbing cream available now a days, people can go through painless procedures. Dr. Numb is for anyone with low pain tolerance, and can be also used for waxing, laser clinics, piercing, tattoo removal, and permanent makeups.

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Tattoos are now an established part of our popular culture. The floodgates have opened. The demand for tattoos is growing and judging someone is just about out the door. Today, tattoo’s are for just about everyone. Any race, color or creed. Any profession – pick one, any one. A professional person or a housewife or a doctor or an accountant. The line in the sand has been washed away. This acceptance into the mainstream of our culture has resulted in an increasing demand for tattoos, tattoo parlors, skilled artists and tattoo supplies. It is a growth industry similar too and with the help of the rap industry!

Let the controversy ensue.

Now, we complete the trifecta. Body Piercing. Tattoos and Body Piercing. Tattooing and body piercing have become increasingly prevalent in popular culture over the last 30 years. The debate will continue to persist. What is the motivation behind such body modifications as tatooing and piercing. Some assume that body piercings and tattoos are nothing more than fashion accessories. In most cases they are correct. Or at the very least there is some significant reason why they chose a certain tattoo or piercing. A reference to something they really relate to. But it can go much deeper than that. There are religious reasons for many.