Comments on: Tattoo Removal Men http://www.wreckingbalm.com/tattoo-removal-blog/tattoo-removal-men/ virtually everything tattoo from tattoo trends to tattoo removal Thu, 19 Aug 2010 05:09:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: tattoo removal cream king http://www.wreckingbalm.com/tattoo-removal-blog/tattoo-removal-men/comment-page-1/#comment-402 tattoo removal cream king Mon, 16 Nov 2009 03:12:01 +0000 http://wreckingbalm.com/tattoo-removal-blog/?p=1224#comment-402 Color me spontaneous. I think some of the serious guys take is a bit far. I work in the corporate sector so I guess I am a but conservative. Still when it comes to tattoo removal, I guess the similarities hold up. Color me spontaneous. I think some of the serious guys take is a bit far. I work in the corporate sector so I guess I am a but conservative.

Still when it comes to tattoo removal, I guess the similarities hold up.

]]> By: admin http://www.wreckingbalm.com/tattoo-removal-blog/tattoo-removal-men/comment-page-1/#comment-130 admin Thu, 13 Nov 2008 14:52:48 +0000 http://wreckingbalm.com/tattoo-removal-blog/?p=1224#comment-130 Hey Mike, Thanks for your feedback! When you look at tattoo design from your prospective it is easy to see your point. You are so dead on about the importance of finding a reputable, responsable tattoo artist with a extensive portfolio of work when it comes to getting good quality tattoos. Thanks for the input!!!! Hey Mike,

Thanks for your feedback! When you look at tattoo design from your prospective it is easy to see your point. You are so dead on about the importance of finding a reputable, responsable tattoo artist with a extensive portfolio of work when it comes to getting good quality tattoos.

Thanks for the input!!!!

]]> By: Mike Miller http://www.wreckingbalm.com/tattoo-removal-blog/tattoo-removal-men/comment-page-1/#comment-128 Mike Miller Wed, 12 Nov 2008 21:25:33 +0000 http://wreckingbalm.com/tattoo-removal-blog/?p=1224#comment-128 As a tattoo artist, I find that the true collectors, the ones that you wind up covering and smothering with tattoos, rarely started there tattoo collection that way. Most started with that first, or first five, that they thought about for years and waited untill they were sure they wanted that and that it would hold meaning to them forever. However, once they cross that line from tattoo customer to a real tattoo collector, its those first tattoos that they wind up the bane of there tattoo experience. those are the tattoos that wouldnt budge on design composition when the artist told made suggestions to change it. Its that kind of customer pig headedness, which stems from no more than a lack of information about the art form and the people who do it, that leads to (in my experience) people who you would call "serious tattoo men" getting tattoos that wind up getting removed later in life. Spontanious tattoo decisions and letting your artist do what he does best has always been a pretty stead fast way to get a good tattoo. A tattoo that gets the point across while remaining true to the reason for getting a tattoo in the first place. Cause they're rad. the look cool, and they make you look cool. If that wasnt the point you could just commision a painting of that R.I.P Donnie or that heart and banner. Whatever your reason for getting your tattoo or however you come to the decision to get it, the best way to ensure your not gonna' want to remove it later is to just find an artist who's a reputable and responsable person. The proof is always in the portfolio. Thanks. As a tattoo artist, I find that the true collectors, the ones that you wind up covering and smothering with tattoos, rarely started there tattoo collection that way. Most started with that first, or first five, that they thought about for years and waited untill they were sure they wanted that and that it would hold meaning to them forever. However, once they cross that line from tattoo customer to a real tattoo collector, its those first tattoos that they wind up the bane of there tattoo experience. those are the tattoos that wouldnt budge on design composition when the artist told made suggestions to change it. Its that kind of customer pig headedness, which stems from no more than a lack of information about the art form and the people who do it, that leads to (in my experience) people who you would call “serious tattoo men” getting tattoos that wind up getting removed later in life. Spontanious tattoo decisions and letting your artist do what he does best has always been a pretty stead fast way to get a good tattoo. A tattoo that gets the point across while remaining true to the reason for getting a tattoo in the first place. Cause they’re rad. the look cool, and they make you look cool. If that wasnt the point you could just commision a painting of that R.I.P Donnie or that heart and banner. Whatever your reason for getting your tattoo or however you come to the decision to get it, the best way to ensure your not gonna’ want to remove it later is to just find an artist who’s a reputable and responsable person. The proof is always in the portfolio. Thanks.

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