lip tattoo ideas...

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Originally Posted by recycling goddess

the healing is literally hours with a lip. it takes no time at all. mine was a little bit tender the next day and then normal from then on. ;) he's feeling great today... AND loves him mama huge!!!

oh ya baby... i'm blissed out about this. scored big points in the mama department! simply priceless. ;)

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You just rock. :) KUDOS to you! Id rather see a parent who is a FRIEND to their kids, than a parent who dosnt let their kids be who they are and accept the fact that... they will do what they want regardless. Who needs all that stress???

wow that must hurt :( lol

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Originally Posted by recycling goddess

the healing is literally hours with a lip. it takes no time at all. mine was a little bit tender the next day and then normal from then on. ;) he's feeling great today... AND loves him mama huge!!!

oh ya baby... i'm blissed out about this. scored big points in the mama department! simply priceless. ;)

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PICTURES!! i didnt kno ppl did this! but now i wana get one that says "Bite Me" :D

Not all lip tattoos are temporary. I don't know where this misinformation keeps coming from. Sometimes some spots will fall out or fade like any other tattoo. If it completely falls out your artist is not going deep enough. Mine is 10 years old and still as dark as the day I got it. I can think of at least 50 of my friends/customers that have them with no problems.

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Originally Posted by Buttons

Not all lip tattoos are temporary. I don't know where this misinformation keeps coming from. Sometimes some spots will fall out or fade like any other tattoo. If it completely falls out your artist is not going deep enough. Mine is 10 years old and still as dark as the day I got it. I can think of at least 50 of my friends/customers that have them with no problems.

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Can a T-artist actually control that? I know there was a guy in Red Deer... years back that all his tatts faded after about ten years - for that reason.

So could an artist push less hard on a lip tatt (or any other) to increase its chances of being pushed out in time?

bruce

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Originally Posted by Bruce Whitehead

Can a T-artist actually control that? I know there was a guy in Red Deer... years back that all his tatts faded after about ten years - for that reason.

So could an artist push less hard on a lip tatt (or any other) to increase its chances of being pushed out in time?

bruce

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Yes and no. The inner lip is a very weird spot to tattoo and a lot of artists won't even do it unless it's on friends. They could theoretically hang their needles out a small amount and not push and hope it only goes in a few layers BUT everyones body reacts different to being tattooed. A lot of lips do fade/fall out and it's usually from artists not going too deep the first time because they don't want to blow the tattoo out.

his lip is already fading... which is no biggie... we'll be getting it touched up in a week or so.

he's still on cloud nine about it though :D

and pics... here's some:

Picture #1

Picture #2

I would loooooooooooooooooooove it if mine stays forever. I have namaste' on my inner lip and he would love it if his stays... so we are not hoping for fading here... he just knows that from what we've read on the net... that they can. ;)

And thanks for the posts everyone... your support is appreciated. :P

a little update for those who care...

my inner lip tattoo has stayed nicely, as has my friend's. my son's however had 3 or 4 touch-ups and still didn't stay.

so he has some random lines in his inner lip LOL oh well... in another month he's going for his first tat on the back of his calf. nothing too big.

he had an appt for a tat earlier this year but decided against it. he wasn't 'certain' about getting it done and (very maturely) decided that until he was 100% certain he on what he wanted, he would wait.

i'm very proud of him. we do, of course, have rules about what he can get. i have to approve of it. i have to be there. he can only get a tat done by my artist (as i love and trust nigel 100%) and it must be on a part of his body that won't interfere with employment opportunities in the future. this is why the back of his thigh is a good place.

so... that's my little update for you all. ;)

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Originally Posted by recycling goddess

a little update for those who care...

my inner lip tattoo has stayed nicely, as has my friend's. my son's however had 3 or 4 touch-ups and still didn't stay.

so he has some random lines in his inner lip LOL oh well... in another month he's going for his first tat on the back of his calf. nothing too big.

he had an appt for a tat earlier this year but decided against it. he wasn't 'certain' about getting it done and (very maturely) decided that until he was 100% certain he on what he wanted, he would wait.

i'm very proud of him. we do, of course, have rules about what he can get. i have to approve of it. i have to be there. he can only get a tat done by my artist (as i love and trust nigel 100%) and it must be on a part of his body that won't interfere with employment opportunities in the future. this is why the back of his thigh is a good place.

so... that's my little update for you all. ;)

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a kid in my school got an inner lip tattoo a few weeks ago maybe a month or two and its already starting to fad alot.

im hoping to get my first tattoo a day after my 18th birthday comming up.

This is exactly the sort of mother I love to see. I'm 14 with two parents just like you, and my best friend has restrictive parents like twistedtails seems to be, so I can offer a bit of insight: when a parent allows freedom of expression in things that don't matter much, the child will be SO much more likely to respect the parent's decision on things that DO matter.
Rebellious kids come from parents who restrict things like this, unique intelligent kids come from moms like you!

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Originally Posted by NotaMallard

This is exactly the sort of mother I love to see. I'm 14 with two parents just like you, and my best friend has restrictive parents like twistedtails seems to be, so I can offer a bit of insight: when a parent allows freedom of expression in things that don't matter much, the child will be SO much more likely to respect the parent's decision on things that DO matter.
Rebellious kids come from parents who restrict things like this, unique intelligent kids come from moms like you!

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haha im technically a kid and i agree 100%

when i turn 18.... :banana: :rolleye2: :gj:

the only thing ive got them to let me do so far is pierce my ears, and right now im working on them letting me keep my hair long and grow it out.

and get a ball python which took like 5 years and my mom didnt even know about it, shes the only one who cared.

Okay I love tats, but there are three places I'd never get one and one is so there.

So My ideas


"If you can read this check for cavities" (To long I know but I couldn't resist)

"What Tastes like Ink?"


But if it were me and I had to get one there it would be a KISS tat.

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Originally Posted by NotaMallard

This is exactly the sort of mother I love to see. I'm 14 with two parents just like you, and my best friend has restrictive parents like twistedtails seems to be, so I can offer a bit of insight: when a parent allows freedom of expression in things that don't matter much, the child will be SO much more likely to respect the parent's decision on things that DO matter.
Rebellious kids come from parents who restrict things like this, unique intelligent kids come from moms like you!

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(((hugs))) thanks!

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Originally Posted by Neal

I wouldn't even recommend getting it to be honest. Over time it will disappear, so it was rather wasted. That is just my input on that situation.

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I would have thought that too but my friend Steve has the inside of his bottom lip done. He already had it when I met him in 1995 and its still there.
I have no idea what to say to get though.