03-10-2022, 09:51 AM
American model and tattoo artist Katana (Katana) with the nickname katanaaatattoos explained in her TikTok account on which parts of the body people with a low pain threshold should not be tattooed. Her recommendations drew attention to The Sun.
According to the specialist, especially those who are sensitive to pain should avoid drawing drawings on the inner parts of the elbow and knee joints. In addition, the girl called the chest area an unsuitable place for tattoos. Among the unsuccessful zones were also the feet, fingers, hands and armpits.
The video with the tips of the tattoo artist has gained almost 600 thousand views. Users of the social network, in turn, confirmed the words of the American and shared their stories. "I got my first tattoo on my fingers, not knowing that it would hurt like hell. I screamed for half an hour", "Dad got a tattoo with mom's name on his chest to express the pain of love", "The tattoo on the chest shocked me, definitely for me this is the most painful part of the body", "For me it was a good experience when they applied a web between the index finger and thumb," they commented.
Katana also told on her page about the most successful places for the first tattoo. So, the least discomfort will be caused by drawing on the forearm and lower legs. At the same time, the specialist added that she always recommends that people get a tattoo where they can see it, and not on parts of the body that are inaccessible to the eyes, for example, on the back.
Earlier, the American blogger Angela Mazzanti, whose body is completely covered with tattoos, said that it was most unpleasant for her to get a tattoo on her palms and the inside of her fingers. The girl also noted the abdomen and armpits as painful places, and the application of patterns on the collarbones and knees, according to her, is almost impossible to endure.
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According to the specialist, especially those who are sensitive to pain should avoid drawing drawings on the inner parts of the elbow and knee joints. In addition, the girl called the chest area an unsuitable place for tattoos. Among the unsuccessful zones were also the feet, fingers, hands and armpits.
The video with the tips of the tattoo artist has gained almost 600 thousand views. Users of the social network, in turn, confirmed the words of the American and shared their stories. "I got my first tattoo on my fingers, not knowing that it would hurt like hell. I screamed for half an hour", "Dad got a tattoo with mom's name on his chest to express the pain of love", "The tattoo on the chest shocked me, definitely for me this is the most painful part of the body", "For me it was a good experience when they applied a web between the index finger and thumb," they commented.
Katana also told on her page about the most successful places for the first tattoo. So, the least discomfort will be caused by drawing on the forearm and lower legs. At the same time, the specialist added that she always recommends that people get a tattoo where they can see it, and not on parts of the body that are inaccessible to the eyes, for example, on the back.
Earlier, the American blogger Angela Mazzanti, whose body is completely covered with tattoos, said that it was most unpleasant for her to get a tattoo on her palms and the inside of her fingers. The girl also noted the abdomen and armpits as painful places, and the application of patterns on the collarbones and knees, according to her, is almost impossible to endure.
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