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I want to get my first tattoo. It is a treble cleft (band thing) in two hands. Because God gave me the gift of music. I just don't know where to get it where it won't hurt to bad. I also want it where I can hids it at work but show it off at night and whenever I want to. Any ideas. I would love the help. And for those of you who go don't get a tattoo just don't post. I want this and I only want to hide it at work. I am a nurses assistant and need to. So just don't go there. But if you have useful advise post it I need the help. THANKS!!!!! I will be honest with you. back of your shoulder....can be cover or shown there. Well my first tattoo i got on my right side of my back around the shoulder and that did not hurt at all....I was actually falling asleep while they were doing my tattoo..... inside your shoulder blades, or if you're a shorts or skirt person, i have one on my outer thigh. Any place with more body fat hurts less. I would not suggest an anklet or bracelet for first tattoo. To pick a spot dress in your work clothes and look for some place that isn't exposed and make your decision. It is going to hurt where ever you get it. How about in between your shoulder blades. Not AS paihful there. Added info, I think the lower back looks trashy. You could do the ever propular "tramp stamp" on your lower back. I however will be getting one on my upper back in between my shoulder blades just to be different. And both of these can be hiden while working or shown off when out! I love the originality of your tattoo idea! Im thinking your lower back but off to the right or left side because when you wear a regular shirt at work you cant see it but when you wear a shirt thats not like a t shirt or something you can see it. Or on your shoulder but that will probably hurt more. You can also ask the tattoo artist. I saw a girl in one of my classes with a treble cleff in the middle of a rose. She had it in the center of her back, right in the middle and half way down. It wasn't just above her crack like 94.63% of girls tattoos, and it looked very elegant and feminine. Courtney, great question and I will be delighted to help you!! Firstly, when you were asking where you should get it done I honestly thought you meant who should do it for you. Straight away I wondered what country you lived in. If you live in Ireland I highly recommend Badger. He has his place in Bray, Co. Dublin. I don't know how he does it, but he honestly doesn't hurt at all!! I have a better idea. Why not spend your hard earned cash on a good shrink and go fix your head. I got my first tattoo on the top of my foot. I love the placement. Similar to you I wanted a location where I could show it off when I wanted to but cover it up at work or certain occasions. If you're a nurses assistant you probably where close toed shoes and if the tattoo is on your foot you won't see it! :o) I have people notice mine often when I'm out casually in flip flops or heels. It does hurt - but I don't imagine there is anywhere on your body that isn't going to hurt. hip |
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