contracting Hepatitis, the
cheap price you are offered is
not worth the potential damage to your health. The
“Scratcher earns no respect
from the tattooist community,
and the work they do is for the
most part sub-par and not up
to the standards of the professional tattooist. The client can
very easily end up with a piece
they are embarrassed by, and
will eventually seek out a professional to cover the mistake,
a person with a tattoo wants to
be able to show it proudly after
all.
The stigma that was once
attached to tattoos is happily
fading away, it is no longer assumed that a tattooed person
is a gang member, or a trouble
maker of some sort, in fact the
men and women who are being
tattooed today are from eve ry
walk of life, from the very
wealthy, to the person next
door. They are doctors, lawyers, nurses, bank presidents,
firemen, police officers, actors,
office workers, every profession
you can think of, and of course
Mom’s and Dad’s. Tattoos are
definitely not a passing fad
they have been here for thousands of years, and are more
popular than ever.
There will always be people
who look down their noses at
those of us with body art, there