Girl Tattoos - How to Find the Right Design For You

What once was a form of rebellion is now seen by many as an outward extension of who they are. Women are more and more tattooed and the search of the web for girls tattoos has soared.
Some tattoo studios (once called tattoo 'parlours) can even have a female to male ratio of 60% to 40%. What drives a woman to get a tattoo? Some get their first ink after a divorce or other major change in their life such as losing a loved one, childbirth, marriage or even religion (think cross tattoos or The Virgin Mary).
  
What are women having done tattoo-wise? The most popular are typically flowers, tribal designs, butterflies, fairies and cartoons. There was a time when women usually "hid" something very small on their shoulder or ankle. Although, the ankle and shoulder are still tremendously popular locations.
 Typically being more stylish than men, women are more concerned about tattoos they want and where on their body to put it. Some of the tattoo artist's job is to help clients select the project and the possible locations that will enhance a certain part, or body shape.

Women also seem to be better than men when actually getting tattooed. Men like to think that it can be hard to take the pain. But when the needle hits their skin they pass out in the chair. The women go to the pain with a higher tolerance level.

Have you been searching the internet looking for tattoo designs, a tattoo finder or more particularly girl tattoo art? Finding the right design can be downright exhausting. After all, they last forever and shouldn't be rushed. A feminine tattoo should be unique and should speak about who you are and not copied from someone else.
 You may have searched the internet, looked for a tattoo finder or even searched the books of your local tattoo studio. Try to find examples that resemble your idea to see what it may end up looking like.
Never settle for less just because you can't make up your mind.
The first half of 2008 showed the 5 most popular girl tattoos to be: on traditional Japanese tattoos (dragons, kopi, etc.. , Traditional American tattoos (pin ups, classic cars, etc. , Flower tattoos, anime (although I think this is a fad) and Indian / Hindu tattoo designs.
 Be careful, though, some designs can have totally different meanings than what you thought and can also be associated with particular cultural groups; such as gang tattoos.
The estimate is that 25% of all translations in tattoo studios are wrong! When getting a tattoo, remember that fads come and go, be aware of any regulations your employer may have against them and remember that having one removed can cost up to ten times as much as the original tattoo!

People have said that getting a tattoo is like losing your virginity! The rush, the smell, even the pain are extremely memorable and intense, have fun.

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