Thursday, January 28, 2010

Women Magazin in




Women Magazin in Urdu and English. in this magzine you will find islam in urdu, Urdu Novels,Make Money,Urdu Poetry, Urdu Recipes, Pakistani indian Mehndi design, woemn health, Women Shopping,Seo,Urdu funny Jokes, Funny SMS,Wallpapers,Mobiles tones, beauty Tips in Urdu,Online Tv Channels

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Tongue Tattoos

Tattoos are a hot commodity these days, is becoming more popular than they have ever been in the past. There are hundreds and thousands of different models and styles to choose, give you an opportunity to express yourself. Although they are very popular, the new trend is taking effect in the world of tattooing is known as language tattoos.

Although many are not familiar with the language tattoos, they have only begun to take shape. They resemble other designs and styles, even if they cover the muscle known as the language. The ones that cover the entire language, or a single region. In most cases, those who already have them, have chosen their language tattooed a certain color. Whether it's purple, orange, black or blue, language can be a variety of different colors.

The models that are poplar language stars with tattoos, tribal, and other forms and designs that cover an area of the tongue. Stars are popular with the lower area of the tongue, near the end. There are also models that can be further on the language, roughly in the middle of it. As the language ones are becoming more popular, more and more models are being implemented.

Regarding the procedure goes, it is very similar to getting a tattoo on any other part of the body. A tattoo needles involved perforation of the skin, depositing ink on the skin. The hands move very quickly, the breaking of the skin and allowing the pigment of the ink. The language, like the skin pigments swallow once the surface was punctured by the needle. Once the pigments in the ink are absorbed by the language, the color will remain there forever.

Those who had the language ones in the past say they are not very painful. Unlike tattoos on the skin, the language is a giant muscle. A tattoo on the tongue is often described as a sensation of tickling sensation or numbness in the mouth. When the artist does tattooing, it will normally be a tool to keep the language. If you have ever had a piercing language, you know what it looks like. Once the language is, the artist will begin work. The process usually takes very long, as long as you hold still and not move.

If a language tattoo sounds interesting to you, the first thing to do is to find anartist in your area, which is in fact the experience. Not a lot of artists are familiar with the language tattoos, as they have only begun to surface. A language is a little one on the creative side-something that can not be seen every day in public.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Mehndi. The Mehndi



- Mehndi. The Mehndi (known as Henna) is a temporary tattoo that the bride, family, and friends put on their hands and some on their feet on special occasions (particularly at weddings). I personally hate the smell of it, some people actually like it.

Mehandi Ceremony’


o a prospective bride for her D day is a altogether a different attraction. The ‘Mehandi Ceremony’ is awaited eagerly by all guests and family members of that bride. Accompanied by the folk songs and dance the aura of this ceremony enhances where the would be bride sits coyly and her friends apply mehandi on her palms while dance and sing. Besides wedding, festivals of Teej, Gangaur, Karva Chauth, Raks
uspiciousness to the family. It symbolizes good luck and prosperity. Today even the international tourists succumb to the temptation of henna. Many foreign females could be seen in Rajasthan sitting patiently to have that perfect motif of henna on their palms. It is said that the tradition of henna incepted in in Egypt for coloring fingertips, nails, palms, hands and the

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Most Common Tattoo For a Woman to Get

Over the years tattoos have become more and more popular, so more and more people are going out and getting inked. However, over the years a lot has changed in the tattoo world, like how they are administered, and new inks that have been created. The one thing that has remained the same for years on end is the designs that most women tend to get. Even though the number of women getting tattooed seems to be slowly growing and catching up with the percentage of tattooed men, women still seem to gravitate more towards the same feminine tattoos.

Below is a list of the most common tattoos that women tend to get.

1. The very popular butterfly tattoo- this design is the number one design women tend to get tattooed on them.

2. Tribal tattoos- women find them pretty and love to put them on their lower back AKA "Tramp Stamp"

3. Stars and shooting stars-the symbol of the star had been around for almost as long as the earth has. They come in sorts of shapes and sizes they can be simple or complex.

4. Flower Tattoos- Every women loves flowers and it is an ultimate feminine symbol. The most common flower tats are roes, daisies, lilies, sunflowers and cherry blossom.

5. Fairy Tattoos- Fairies are very girlie and represent a magical power that appeals to women.

6. Heart Tattoos- These two come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and designs. Women love hearts because it represent love and romance.

7. Dragonfly Tattoos- Most women don't prefer insects but he dragonfly is an exception to the rule. They are cute little creatures that live with butterflies and fairies.

8. Dolphin Tattoos- Dolphins are majestic and almost have a human like quality to them that appeals to women.

9. Celtic Tattoos- similar to tribal tats they includes crosses, knots, and spiral designs.

10. Zodiac Tattoos- Women love to read their horoscope and are into all the stuff so having their Zodiac sign tattooed on them helps them feel empowered.

One huge benefit from getting one of these ten tattoos is that you have a very slim chance of regretting it.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

wear simple version of these mehndi


Pakistani mehndi designs are a merger of complex versions of Arabic and Indian mehndi designs. These designs are also much detailed and are worn by brides on mehndi, wedding. Even children wear simple version of these mehndi designs on Eid festival.

Compared with the complex


Compared with the complex Indian mehndi designs, Arabic designs are much simpler. Arabic designs mostly consist of leaves, veins, flowers etc. These designs are perfect candidate if you want to extend the design from hand to arm or from foot to leg.