Tattoo on the hands: advantages and disadvantages of drawings on this part of the body

Tattoos on the hands are among the universal solutions that are suitable for representatives of both sexes, regardless of age. Moreover, when choosing a successful drawing, they will always emphasize your individuality, excellent taste, and in the case of women's pens, they will highlight the elegance and refinement of this part of the body.

In addition, the tattoo on the brush is located in a place that is always visible. For some connoisseurs of body painting, this is an advantage, because they can admire a beautiful pattern/ornament at any time, and for others it can become a real problem.

First, the drawing can get boring over time. And due to the fact that it is always in sight, it will begin to annoy the owner.

Secondly, working in organizations where there are high requirements for the appearance of employees, you can get a lot of problems with your superiors.

Third, the skin of this part of the hands is quite thin, has many nerve endings, quickly undergoes aging (wrinkles on the hands appear after 35 years), which is why the shape of the tattoo can deform over time. And in general, when applying it, the painful sensations are much higher than when filling the pattern on other areas, where the skin is significantly denser and has fewer nerve endings.

Tattoo on the brush: the most successful options

When deciding to decorate this part of the body, it is important to choose the most successful drawing, which will eventually look attractive and symbolize positive changes in life. Among the most interesting successful options for tattooing on the brush are:

• bracelets (suitable for women, emphasize the grace of the hands);
• inscriptions (quotes, own sayings, etc.);
• animals and birdslook great in this area of the hands. They can be made in various styles: blackwork, dotwork or colored tattoos on the brushes, old-school and new school, Celtic or Polynesian ornaments, tribal, watercolor or minimalism.