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When you get new ink, you obviously want it to look as great as it did the day you got it for years to come. And while you can get ink anywhere on your body, not all areas are the most ideal places for tattoo longevity. Some are known for their tendency to stretch and warp. And others are more likely to fade, and no longer look the same. That’s all thanks to the placement. To protect your tattoo’s longevity, one of the most important things to consider is sun exposure. "While you can always

Your tattoo placement can tell you a lot. Should you get a tattoo on your face, neck, shoulder, or elsewhere? Let's discuss

Once you have an idea of what you want in a tattoo, figuring out placement is the next important step. “From your head to your toes, each area offers a different canvas for your creativity,” says tattoo artist Okan Uckunn.

What does getting a tattoo feel like? If you're thinking about getting a tattoo for the first time, learn all about what the pain is like and how to care for your new body art.

Tattoos are pieces of art, with many people getting ink because they want to show it off. However, the option to keep yours a secret certainly exists.

Thinking of getting a tattoo on your left rib, inner thigh, or neck area? You may first want to check out our list of the most painful places to get a tattoo.

A tattoo pain chart can help you know which body part is least painful to get a tattoo on. Read on for help, before you plan your next tattoo type and location.