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Tattooing techniques

 

There are various ways in making tattoos. Some use animal bone as a needle as it can be found in the Eskimo people, the Dayak with lemon tree thorns, and some are using copper heat to print images such as dragons in the skin that can be found in China. It is not hurt in the process of making tattoos. Actually, the pain must have experienced when a tattoo on his body, but due to the high value of tattooing, and self-esteem is established, then the pain was not considered a problem.


There are various types and kinds of tattoos, hanging with what is believed by the tribes concerned, and in each region generally have different perceptions about the tattoo, although in principle is almost the same.

Hystory Of Tato

 The word "tattoo" comes from the Tahitian word / Tatu, who have the meanings: signifies something. Tattoo or tattoos (English: tattoo) is a mark made by inserting pigment into the skin. In technical terms, rajah is micro-pigment implantation. Rajah can be made on human or animal skin. Rajah in humans is a form of body modification, temporary tattoo of animals usually used as identification.

Rajah is a practice that is found almost everywhere with a function in accordance with local custom. Rajah formerly often used by the isolated tribes in an area of the world as marking territory, degrees, rank, even signify a person's health. Rajah is used widely by the people of Polynesia, the Philippines, Borneo, Africa, North America, South America, Mesoamerica, Europe, Japan, Cambodia, and China. Although in some circles is considered taboo tattoo, tattoo art remains a popular thing in the world.


According to Big Indonesian Dictionary, a tattoo means a picture (painting) in part (member) of the body.

UV Tato

UV tattoos (or black light tattoos) are created using white tattoo ink or a special kind of ink that only becomes visible under black light. This type of tattoo ink has been used in celebrity tattoos and is currently more costly than regular tattoo ink. Tattoo art done with white ink or UV ink can be more painful, though, than those done with regular tattoo ink since thicker and more high-quality ink has to be used. But this hasn’t stopped Hollywood A-listers to get their own white ink tattoo. Kate Moss started the trend and a lot of young women followed suit. Interestingly, though, no male celebrity was reported as getting or sporting a white ink tattoo. Below are four beautiful stars who dared to be different with this type of tattoo.

* Kate Moss. The supermodel, fashion designer and mother of one has had a number of tattoos done over the years. Besides small, dainty tattoos of swallows on her lower back, a heat on her left hand, a crown on her left shoulder and an anchor on her right forearm, this stunning beauty was reported to have numerous stars in white tattoo ink done all over one side of her body.

Lindsay Lohan. This wild girl had her first tattoo art done on her forearm-a tiny, black outline of a star. She soon became addicted to this form of body art and her collection of tattoos includes the words “la bella vita” on her lower back. Inspired by a John Lennon quote (“Get out there and get peace, think peace, live peace, and breathe peace, and you’ll get it as soon as you like”), Lindsay had the word “breathe” tattooed in white ink on her wrist.

Tattoo art has come a long way from being insignias of gangs or a good way to pass the time in prison. Tattoos are now considered a form of art and even grace Hollywood’s hottest. But even if almost everyone you know has got a tattoo, you can choose to still be different by taking it a step further like Lindsay Lohan or Kate Moss. Try a white ink tattoo or a UV ink tattoo to definitely stand out from the crowd.