Let’s face it: we all make mistakes. Some (unfortunately) are more permanent than others.
If you’re facing tattoo regret, have hope. A talented artist can transform ink you can’t stand (did a “forever love” end up having an expiration date, for example?) into a work of art you’ll finally love.
Healing Through Art:
How Tattoos are Healing Mastectomy Scars
Throughout 2017, around 72 Canadian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer every day. Most of these women will undergo surgery as part of their treatment, whether it’s a lumpectomy or partial mastectomy; unilateral mastectomy, which removes the entire breast affected by cancer; or a double or bilateral mastectomy, which removes both the affected and unaffected breast.
How to Not Regret Your Tattoo
Life is full of regrets, but getting a tattoo should never, ever be one of them. Here’s how to make sure you’ll love your ink for years to come:
Do Your Research Beforehand
While there’s always something to be said for spontaneity, when it comes to getting inked, it pays to do some planning prior to going under the needle – especially if you’re a person prone to regrets.
Summertime Tattoo Care:
Keeping Your Ink in Peak Shape While the Summer Sizzles
Summertime in the Limestone City means different things to different people. Whether it’s the opportunity to finally enjoy some of our city’s amazing patios, relish a leisurely walk or two along the waterfront, or simply people watch while perched on a bench in Springer Market Square, one thing’s for sure: it’s time to shed some layers and proudly show off our ink.
You’ve spent weeks – maybe even months or years – narrowing down your design. Now comes the tough part: selecting the artist responsible for bringing your vision to life.
Need tips on how to choose the person who will be responsible for your ink? Read on for our four top tips: