Discussions About Being Bald > Tattoos and Piercings
Facial tattoos.
IRONHORSE:
What I keep thinking as I read this thread is - While a facial tattoo may look "Radical" and all that when you're in your 20's or 30's - How will it look when you're 60 or 70? :-[
Tat2nut:
I have been getting inked for over 40 years and many times thought I wanted to get something on my face. I resisted while I was still working mainstream but I retired two months ago and one of the first things I did was to get a star inked on both earlobs. Glad I waited but now that I have them I know they are for me. Not sure if I will do more but also not sure I won't.
Tat2nut
no1birdman:
In my local paper tonight, there is a guy with a tatoo on his face , complaining thatVirgin will mot give him a job because of his looks.What a plonker, they are not discriminating him because of his looks but what he has done to them.He says it is personal to him to remind him of his uncle who has died, Why not keep a picture or some other treasured possesions like most of us do.Most firms have standards and if you want to front there company tatoos on your face are a no no. Why would anyone let someone draw on there face and expect anyone to like them, what is the point of disfigering yourself,
tomgallagher:
That makes sense to me.
Papa Don:
As I have said, I have quite a collection of tats. The shop that I go to has a rule, nothing above the shoulder. Nothng on the hands or feet. I don't know it that is a state or city ruling. But this one I agree with. As I have gotten older, so of my tats have
blurred with time. Some not a cool as they once were. And yes, wrinkles to effect a tat. Can you imagine tats on a wrinkled face?
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