They can look superbly beautiful done right but the fact is that they don’t look good for very long. This is because of toner clouding on the powers due to the pure price that your feet take in daily life. Setting your feet in and out of shoes all day takes it’s toll on the tattoos and it will probably need moving up a lot nearer than a tattoos anywhere else on your body.
There is also the query of pain. A few years ago I had to go into hospice for a test which involved them pop in a needle through my hip bone, I can justly say it was the worst pain I had ever felt. That for the most part, is why people tend to have tattoo on their ample parts. The closer to the bone you get, the more its accepted to hurt.
After-care is an issue too. Upon leaving the parlour with your cool new tattoos the last thing that you are going to want to do is squeeze you foot into your boot. This may not be a problem if you live in a nice warm place as you can go bare foot for a while but if you live in Alaska for instance this may be a problem. Infection is also a cause for concern, as feet are the hardest place on the body to keep clean so recovery time is going to be a lot longer compared to an arm tattoos.
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