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These are all new Mehndi designs for hands, These designs are mostly used in parties. These designs includes latest and new Arabic and Indian mehndi designs, and Pakistani mehndi designs with floral, leaf different stylish designs, Let see the new mehndi designs for hands.

It’s a new Arabic Mehndi designs with stylish floral and leaf style and one thing is most important in this style is bangles mehndi style on her wrist. The back side of the hand and Half arm is decorated with stylish floral mehndi designs.
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Mehendi : Tips and Tricks to apply heena paste

Mix henna / mehendi powder in water and 2-4 drops of fresh lemon juice to make out paste. Now fill the paste in a plastic cone. May use it after 15-20 minutes to draw designs on you palm and foot. When it is dry, you may apply eucalyptus oil or coconut oil. Wait for few hours say 8 hours to get it dried and then wash your hands. Use soap while washing hand to get a lighter color.

Skin application of Mehndi henna and South Asia

Skin application of Mehndi henna and South Asia is a form of temporary decoration, in South-West Asia, North Africa and the African horn, as well as foreign residents in the communities in these areas. Mehndi decorations became the western end of the 1990s, and in some cases, the fashionable henna tattoos. Kane mylanchi Kerala is known as the Muslim community, and very used. Kane is often used for special occasions such as weddings and festivals. Zoletan palm trees and is usually where the darkest skin color has a high level of keratin, linking temporary Lawson, drawn in henna color. Kane has served as a decoration, especially the brides.



Specified period, henna tattoo, tattoo pigments beneath the skin are defined as permanent surgical insertion because, on the contrary, resting against the skin pigment. Probably because they want to "tattoo-black theme, many people from synthetic dye PPD should be added to give a black color is henna. PPD very harmful to the skin and severe allergic reactions can cause death or permanent injury.

What is Black Henna

Black henna, a green powder that smells like frozen peas, is neither black nor henna. It is indigo, Indigofera tinctoria

Mehendi, often referred to as henna tattoos, is done by applying a paste made of henna powder and lemon juice on skin. With the help of heat, moisture and time the paste leaves a reddish brown stain on skin, first light, then darkening during the next 24 hours. The method has been in use for hundreds of years.

Black Henna Warnings:


The henna powder is made by drying and grinding the leaves of a henna plant (lawsonia inermis). Pure, 100% henna always leaves a brown stain: the shade variates according to the quality of henna used, the ingridients of the paste and the methods used when applying, and sometimes the color can darken to almost black, but basically the colour is brown. All products claiming to be "Black Henna" have other ingridients than henna added in them. A chemical dye called Phenylenediamine, referred to as PPD, is often used to create a fast-taking, jetblack result. Unfortunately PPD is very harmful on skin, often causing a so-called chemical burn. This is much like a strong allergic reaction, many people get it and many don't, but I advice you not to take the risk. A black henna burn takes a long time to get better and often leaves a scar.

Please stay away from these products and stick to pure henna. Allergic reactions to henna are very rare, it is safe to use and the result is beautiful. If you already have a black henna burn, please go to see a doctor as soon as possible to get treatment. If you are a henna artists, plase note that I shall not allow the commercial use of my designs for black henna users.

Mehendi Tips

Wash the area to be decorated with a good soap (one with a mud base) and water.
Mehendi should be kept for 2-3 hours till it is fully dry.
Scrape off the dry Mehendi and do not wash it with water for atleast 24 hours, to ensure maximum colour.
Apply a mixture of lemon and sugar, atleast twice, to the dry area.
After the tattoos are dried completely get some steam passing through cloves over the gas and apply Vicks for a good darkened color.
When the Mehendi starts fading and appears patchy, it can be removed by applying cosmetic body bleach.

Mehendi History

The Mughals brought Mehendi to India as lately as the 12th century AD. As the use of Mehendi spread, its application methods and designs became more sophisticated.

According to professional henna artist and researcher Catherine C Jones, the beautiful patterning prevalent in India today has emerged only in the 20th century. In 17th century India, the barber's wife was usually employed for applying henna on women. Most women from that time in India are depicted with their hands and feet hennaed, regardless of social class or marital status.

The art of Mehendi has existed for centuries. The exact place of its origin is difficult to track because of centuries of people in different cultures moving through the continents and taking their art forms with them and therefore sharing their art with everyone along the way.

Some historical evidence suggests that Mehendi started in India while others believe it was introduced to India during the twelfth century A.D. I personally feel that it would be hard to argue the fact that it appeared as an art form in Egypt first.

Proof has been found that henna(Mehendi) was used to stain the fingers and toes of Pharoahs prior to mummification over 5000 years ago when it was also used as a cosmetic and for it's healing power. The mummification process took 70 days and as the Egyptians were diligent in planning for their deaths and their rebirth in the afterlife, they became quite obsessed with the preservation process. The Egyptians believed that body art ensured their acceptance into the afterlife and therefore used tattooing and Mehendi to please the gods and guarantee a pleasant trip.

The henna used for mehndi comes from a bush called Lawsonia Inermis which is part of the loose strife family and is grown in the Sudan, Egypt, India, most of the North African counties, The Middle East and other hot and dry places. The bush is also grown in Florida and California for his ornamental appearance and often grows to be quite large, ranging from six to twenty feet in some cases. The lance- shaped leaves from the bush are harvested, dried and then crushed to make the henna powder. Henna is used for hair dye, as a skin conditioner and as a reliever for rashes. The art of Mehendi is referred to as henna, mehndi or mehandi depending on where you are and which name you feel came first (or are most comfortable using). No matter what you call it though -- the art form remains essentially the same as it was centuries ago. It is beautiful the way it stains the skin!

Mehendi is not the huge commitment that tattooing is because of its temporary nature. For people who are too scared to endure the poking of a needle or are too ambivalent to commit to wearing the same permanent design forever -- Mehendi is a wonderful alternative. I would suggest that anyone who is hesitant about getting a permanent tattoo -- try walking the streets with a henna design for a couple of weeks first. It helps you discern if you can accept the constant backward glances and whispers that you often hear when you are in public as a decorated person. Henna also allows you to play around with designs until you find one that you are comfortable with -- and then you can get it permanently etched into your skin if you want to. Some people like permanency while others are much more comfortable with temporary forms of body art. Regardless of how you use henna to decorate your body -- the main idea is to have fun.

Henna designs have traditionally fallen into four different styles. The Middle Eastern style is mostly made up of floral patterns similar to the Arabic textiles, paintings and carvings and do not usually follow a destinctive pattern. The North African style generally follows the shape of the hands and feet using geometrical floral patterns. The Indian and Pakistani designs encompass more than just the feet and hands and generally extend further up the appendages to give the illusion of gloves and stockings which are made up of lines, paisley patterns and teardrops. Lastly, the Indonesian and Southern Asian styles were a mix of Middle Eastern and Indian designs using blocks of color on the very tips of their toes and fingers. All of these styles remain popular today but have also been joined in popularity by celtic designs and chinese symbols. The point once again is to have fun with designs and experiment with them until you find something that you feel really passionate about.

Given the qualities of a henna design

Given the qualities of a henna design, you can use my tips in a converse manner. When you and your friends first start doing mehndi artwork, you may end up with a disastrous mehndi design. But do not lose hope. If you decide that your design is not up to par, follow these instructions.

Remove the henna paste immediately: I know this goes without saying, and you probably noticed that you didn't like the design only after you removed the henna, but removing the henna quickly after application, using water, will prevent the henna dye from sinking below the most external layers of skin.

Take a Bath: Seriously now, a nice soak in hot water will not only keep you cool, calm and collected, but it will also cause your skin to exfoliate; thus, the layers of skin which have absorbed the henna design will flake off sooner if you soak it in water. Many artists suggest that you soak in a hot tub - the chlorine in the tub will definitely help to take the henna right off.

Wash your hands: Stronger soaps, like a soak in the hot tub, cause skin to exfoliate to a greater degree. To get rid of henna sooner, choose the antibacterial soap at your local drug store instead of regular glycerin.

Wait: I have to tell you that there is no hard and fast way to remove henna from the skin immediately. Some artists recommend soaks in mild, dilute- bleaches. In general, use my tips carefully; scrubbing too hard and soaking in the bath for too long may just give you red, prune-shaped fingertips.

Henna enjoyed religious sanction and even today

The current craze for body painting among the urban youth has suddenly revived interest in mehndi — the natural and pain-free art of decorating the hands and feet with henna on ceremonial occasions. Today, it has taken the place of tattoos and the many harmful chemical applications for colouring the skin.

Consequently, mehndi is no longer applied only on the hands and feet. Nor is it restricted to weddings and festivals. Professional henna artists are offering designs for different parts of the body and for all occasion. Besides, readymade henna stickers and pattern blocks are available at every street corner.

This resurgence of interest in what is patently a time-honoured custom in most Indian homes is often attributed to Hollywood celebrities like Demi Moore and Madonna. To them, it is said, goes the credit of making mehndi a fashion statement in the West.

As Preeti Sinha, a henna artist puts it: “Like many things traditionally Indian, mehndi art is being re-imported only after the West had approved it. Young women are increasingly taking to it because it is fashionable overseas, little realising that our mothers and grandmothers loved it in their time.”

“I couldn’t care if mehndi is making a fashion statement now,” comments Ira Gujral, a well-known choreographer. “All I know is that is has always been part of my culture and tradition. I will indulge in it whenever it suits me, regardless of the occasion.”

What, however, escapes that people is that mehndi is not Indian in origin, but draws upon a tradition that was adopted them north Africa. Almost 5000 years ago, the Egyptians discovered that paste from the henna plant had preservative properties and hence, was applied to the hands and toes of dead Pharaohs as part of the mummification ritual.

In Arabia, henna enjoyed religious sanction and even today, Muslims believe that its application is sunnah (a meritorious act). This explains why conservative Muslim women wear mehndi on their hands, feet and hair right through the year.

Mehndi reached India with the Arab invaders and became popular in northern states of Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Gujarat. But then, its use was purely utilitarian as the paste is supposed to keep the hands and feet cool. Only later, women began experimenting with different patterns and an art was born.

“You will find African, Arabic and Middle Eastern influences in mehndi patterns,” Sinha points out. “While in countries like Morocco and Egypt, mehndi is applied in a geometric fashion, the Arabs prefer bold floral motifs, leaving bare space in the centre of the palm.”

Adds Revati Khanna, another henna artist: “Arabs like black mehndi, which is why they heat the paste before applying, to darken the colour. The impression is, however, not jet black, but rather brownish-black, unlike the Indian variety, which is reddish brown.”

Indian mehndi styles are also distinctive for their intricate filigree-like work, which can completely cover the hands and wrists, often going right up to the elbow. On the legs it adorns the feet, the ankles and sometimes reaches up to the knees.

“There are many variations to traditional designs that have come up over the years,” Khanna points out. “Today, we have Rajasthani, designer, western and classical mehndi patterns... These may look the same to a lay person, but a discerning eye can spot the difference between them.”

“They look the same because they are the intricate,” explains Sinha. “Traditional patterns use a lot of floral and avian motifs, whereas modern designs combine geometric patterns and are usually abstract. The choice of flowers and birds is also a way to differentiate between styles.”

Cones are convenient tools for creating new patterns, just as paper stencils are available for instant application. Ready-made henna blocks, which can be pressed on any part of the body, are also major time savers for those in a hurry.

Henna art centres and parlours are also offering specially developed shades, ranging from bright red to deep brown, for appropriate highlights and outlining of patterns. Some are even experimenting with silver and gold powders for added effect.

How to Apply Mehndi

Can make your own powder by drying henna leaves in shade. It may take several weeks for them to dry a sharp and you have to grind them thoroughly. You can also buy henna powder from the market.

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Take the henna powder in a bowl, add the tea till it becomes a thick paste (similar to a powder.) Adding eucalyptus oil, sugar and lemon juice and mix well to make it a smooth and thin paste.
Leave it covered over night or day if you wish to apply at night.

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Make thick asphalt or use any thick freezer bag - cut it in the form rectange 7 "x 4". Twist one corner of the cover to create a cone. Tightening the nose to make small holes. Hold the tip and fill the pasta and the last tie closely with a broader theme.

You can also fill in the cap from the market.

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You should leave the mehendi to dry on the skin and keep it as long as possible (4-6 hours if possible - you can also go to bed with him). After shaving. The color will become deeper if you let it be affected by water in 4-6 hours. A deep color may last up to two weeks. It varies from person to person.

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can not begin until the male is in a name. Examples of popular traditional images used in Mehndi

peacock design, national bird, if Poland, lotus, elephant, and raised

home, a symbol of happiness.

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The Wonders of Exotic Zodiac Signs Tattoos

Ridding yourself of the usual and daily boring life can be quite difficult and even impossible for some. Some people may not know any means of how to spice up either their stagnant and plain attitude or their colorless and dull exterior. Are you one of these people? Or perhaps, you might be the type of person who frequently consults the stars and constantly asks for divine intervention? Well, ask no more as the answer to your prayers is definitely just around the corner! Want to know what it is? The thing you might be looking for is what you call - Zodiac signs tattoos!

For thousands of years, the ancient people of the world believed that the stars and all the heavenly bodies brought about the destiny and fortune of everyone. Almost every single constellation seen in the skies were given meaning and interpretation to help guide the people to the right path. As time passed, these people created the zodiac. The zodiac has two forms depending on its origin. The first form is the western form in which it consists of the 12 signs namely: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. On the other hand, the other form is the Chinese zodiac which consists of the 12 animals which represents each year namely: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig.

No matter what type of zodiac signs tattoos you get, you are surely going to have a lot of fun and memories with it. Most people particularly of the western hemisphere who do get this kind of tattoo design usually go for the western zodiac and get their own zodiac sign rather than another and the same goes for people of eastern descent, they mostly get the zodiac they were born in rather than someone else' zodiac sign.

It is important to take note however that the procedure of getting a tattoo whatever design it may be can prove to be quite painful and stingy to almost all first-timers. This is because of the method of using extremely pointed and sharp needles to prick into the surface of the skin continuously until the indelible ink reaches its final destination which is the dermis layer of the skin. This is vital because those inks that fail to be embedded into the dermis layer usually result to a not so permanent color meaning it will fade away in no time. Indelible ink that is on the other hand correctly placed in the dermis layer of the skin will have permanence and will not come off even with daily wear and tear and washing.

Also, it is vital that you not just get a tattoo from anyone. You must be really sure that you get a tattoo from an expert and respectable one. After all, you do not want to get hurt... much! Go for a clean and well-managed tattooing station or area, this will help you get an idea of how good their resident tattoo artists are.

Abstract Tattoos - Exploring the Great Abstract Designs of Tattoos For You :

Great Abstract Designs of Tattoos :

If until now, choosing the most appropriate tattoo design for you remains a mind-boggling task, then it would be best if you could check out the available websites online that could provide you with thousands and thousands of tattoo designs for your choosing. Should you not have decided on a particular tattoo design yet, all you need to do is go to your nearest local tattoo parlor, or better yet, check out the various tattoo galleries in the Internet. You will be surprised to find out that there are actually boatloads of designs that you can get access to including that of the abstract tattoos. Here are some of the other things you need to know regarding these kinds of tattoos should you not be aware of them until now:

1. Visit Your Local Tattoo Artist

Ask your local tattoo artist for the best choices when it comes to finding the perfect colors and sizes of your abstract tattoos. Also, know that an abstract tattoo can actually be considered as a tribal tattoo. However, you should also be able to tell the difference between an abstract tattoo and a traditional tribal tattoo or those tattoos that became well-known during the earlier times when there were a lot of tribal communities existing. This will avoid confusion when saying you prefer tribal tattoo designs. Because chances are, the artist might put some of those traditional tribal tattoos on you.

2. Modern Abstract Tattoos As Body Art

While the customary abstract tattoos were basically used for identification purposes, or to tell about one's life story, or to emphasize the leadership prowess of an individual, the new and up-to-date abstract tattoos are geared more towards using them as a work of art. They may even vary from being simple works of art to truly advanced masterpieces of body art.

3. Triquetra Abstract Design

Look for a tattoo gallery that is sure to offer you the most excellent supplies designs as well as the finest supplies. Try surfing through the various tattoo art collections you will find in the Internet. You will be surprised to see that there are actually a lot of tattoo galleries that can offer you a wide range of abstract designs. Try looking at the triquetra design which is a symbol that comes with three crisscrossing egg shapes that are combined together to make a triangle.

What is more, the triquetra abstract design is also believed to originate from the Celtic civilization so you can just imagine how far such abstract tattoo designs can be traced back. They were actually found in the premature Germanic currencies as well as the well-known rune stones from Northern Europe. From these alone, you will already know that such kinds of tattoos have already been accepted and well-loved by people of even the earlier times.

4. Religious Emblems As Abstract Designs

Other abstract designs that you can consider include those of the religious emblems that represent a particular religious group's beliefs and principles. They are more often than not, connected to Christianity in which such designs were perceived to be characteristic of the Holy Trinity as well.

Cross Tattoos - Christian, Celtic, Tribal, and More Cross Tattoo Designs :

Cross tattoo has been around for years and has never lost its appeal even up to the present day. The reason being is its universal meaning plus the powerful significance it can convey. It generally is a representation of one's spiritual beliefs and faith.

Aside from being a religious symbol, it is also use as in loving memory tattoo, also known as RIP tattoo. Sometimes, symbols like heart, banner and flowers are combined along with the name of the dead person and the death date. The cross is tattooed as a memory of a loved one who passed away as if serving as a gravestone on one's body.

This type of body art comes in many forms. It was a favorite among the old school type of tattoos patronized by bikers, seaman and merchants. It can be seen combined with other elements such as skull, star, flames, dagger, rose, heart and banner.

Celtic cross is another popular cross tat design which is a representation of Irish, Scottish or Welsh heritage. It is easily identifiable as it is interwoven with Celtic knot which is a symbol of the never ending cycle of life. Some tat enthusiasts also choose to incorporate tribal art into their tattoo design while some choose the Gothic style of cross tat.

The Christian cross tattoo is the most popular form that is meant to symbolize one's faith in God. It can be in the form of Latin cross (simple cross) or in the form of crucifix bearing Christ's image while he was being crucified. It can also be combined with other religious images such as the angel, the rosary, image of Mary and Jesus Christ.

The symbol of cross as a tat image is usually inked small, perhaps to retain the sincerity of their symbolism. It is usually seen on small parts of the body such as the ankle, foot, wrist, upper back and arm. Cross tattoo, with its wide appeal and holy implications will always remain as a tat image that will be around for more years to come.

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Temporary Tattoo Manufacturers - Looking For the "Best Price"

Selecting a temporary tattoo manufacturer can be daunting unless, of course, you know what to check. It's not just a matter of designs anymore. There are a lot of aspects to consider when it comes to temporary tattoos, and it can be misleading if you only look at price.

When checking out manufacturers, the first thing that you'll check is their portfolios. You'll take a look at the tattoo designs that they've done in the past. This can show you their experience in making temporary tattoos and will also give you a good idea on how your fake tattoos are going to look like quality-wise. You'll also check out the customer testimonials to see the experiences of people like you that dealt with them in the past. It can give you a clearer picture on how your experience is going to feel like. The whole package, web layout, previous work examples, customer testimonials, the ease with which you navigate their site can give you that intangible first impression which could make you keep looking for a manufacturer, or move to the next step with this one.

Once you have selected one of the manufacturers, you contact them and ask a lot of questions. Sizes, quantities, safety regulations, application and removal -all those subjects you need to know about. It will be a great gauge to check their overall knowledge of temporary tattoos, because you need them to know about their product more than you do. That's what you pay them for. You can also get a feel of how it's going to be like when you're dealing with them. There are times when you need to call or email them during the process and great customer service can help make it easier.

You then show the manufacturer the temporary tattoo designs that you have in mind and get a quote for them. This is where prices tend to confuse you. Let's say you get a quote for your fake tattoos and it's the most expensive quote that you've gotten. Does that mean they're the best in the market and they have the best equipment available? The temporary tattoo designs that you have in mind are not even that complex. So you're probably asking why the price is so high. Is it an assurance that you'll get the best quality with it?

On the other side of the coin, you get a very cheap quote. It's the cheapest that you got among the temporary tattoo manufacturers. The first thing that's going to come to mind is the tattoos will be cheap-looking as well. You think it's either they have very bad equipment or they're new in the business. Should you stop dealing with them and look for the more expensive option for assurance sake?

Cheap price doesn't always mean cheap quality. At the same time, expensive price doesn't always mean best quality. You have to look for the best price among the temporary tattoo manufacturers. This means the best value for money for your temporary tattoos. The best thing that you can do is to talk to the manufacturer and ask him why the price is that way. Ask him what you can expect. There's a reason why you chose to show your temporary tattoo designs to him. It's because you think he's good at what he promises to do. So ask away. It's just a matter of understanding what you're going to be paying for.

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Butterfly Tattoo Designs - The Best on the Net

Butterfly Tattoo designs have been around for ages and while they enjoy acceptance in the American culture, there is still a little bit of taboo associated with them.

While we admire tattoos for their artistry and celebrities frequently have several tattoos that are less than inconspicuous, we still shun them at job interviews, in the service industry or at formal occasions. Well this flip-flopping is not the easiest thing to deal with since tattoos are permanent!

But many people get around the culture clash by going for a small design that can be hidden easily under clothing, or one that seems a little classier than the others. One of the most popular categories of tattoos that fit this description and designs. Especially popular among women, with these type of designs can be pretty, artful and attractive without coming off as overbearing.

Where to get Butterfly Tattoo Designs

These tattoo designs exist in almost limitless varieties. Just as the insect can vary in color and appearance in nature in almost an infinite number of ways, so can artistic representations. Designs can be found all over the web.

And most tattoo parlors will have a series of clip art books or pictures on their walls that contain hundreds of butterfly tattoo designs. These can help you flush out your own ideas or simply allow you to find one in a color and size that you love, choosing to have an artist render it exactly.

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Once you get inked up with your designs, you will have joined the ranks of many celebrities, mostly women, who have gone the same route. Drew Barrymore sports a famous butterfly tattoo on her naval, and pop icon Paris Hilton went with butterfly tattoo designs for some of her celebrity ink.

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The Beauty of Flower Tribal Tattoos

If you go back in history, you will have the evidences that points out to the long time existence of tattoos. The first evidence was discovered in Egypt. There is a strong belief that the trends had utilized by many ancient tribal people around the globe.

The tattoo body art was the stigma of strength, vitality and status in the name of beauty. There are some tribal casts who use tattoo to ward off evil spirit and they think it can cure diseases. The tribal soldier uses it to symbolizing their great courage and mighty strength.

Tribal tattoo designers make the design of flower, animal and religious symbols and tribal flower tattoos are great variation of art and it is being greatly used by worldwide tattoo lovers.

Tribal flower tattoos are one type of ancient tattoo that can make you feel the essence of great cultural heritage. There is huge number of people are recognizing the value of the its body art. The bold strokes and curve designs are the combination of beauty and strength but now it is blended with fashion factor. The unique shapes and colors of tribal flower tattoos can really make you one from others tattoos fan. Normally the basic idea of imprinting it is done on one arm or on the back. These types of tattoos are really sophisticated and traditional. Creativity is the perfect word which is intimated with the tribal flower tattoo.

In recent days tribal tattoos are executed and incorporated in different ways. Stark, black, arching lines and mirror-image patterns are the typical tribal tattoo patterns. Flowers are the most popular designs of it. Flower has become very popular and off course it is highly fashionable. There are lots of flower tribal tattoo designs and you can easily choose the perfect one for you.

You can search your favorite flower tattoo design in internet because there are lots of websites of tattoo makers and most of them provides their works portfolio on their website so you can easily select the best design. Rose, Lotus, Hibiscus, Daisy and Lily are the different types of flower tattoos. The artists have been paid special attention to the flower tribal tattoo so that then a normal shape of rose can be changed into different shapes and designs. No matter if you have a large flower tattoo on your back or small one on your feet but the only matter is how you are carrying this style.

Before going to tattooing your body it's very important to decide which type of design you want and if you have no particular design in your mind then it can take a bit of time. Drawing a customized tattoo can take a bit more time than other impression tattoos but these really look cool and it can give a great boost to your status. Unique tribal flower tattoo designs are very well known specially these design which wrap around your arms or back.

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Hawaiian tattoos

Japanese Tattoed Face

Japanese Tattoed Face (1)

Japanese Tattoed Face (2)

Japanese Tattoed Face (3)

Japanese Tattoed Face (4)

Japanese Tattoed Face (5)

Japanese Black Tattoo

Picture 1 : Japanese Black Tattoo

Picture 2 : Japanese Black Tattoo

Picture 3 : Japanese Black Tattoo

Dragon From Hip to Ankle

Dragon From Hip to Ankle (1)

Dragon From Hip to Ankle (2)

Dragon From Hip to Ankle (3)

Dragon From Hip to Ankle (4)

Dragon From Hip to Ankle (5)

Stylist Japanese Tattoo Design