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    information about them‚ whether the information is good or bad was based on the person and society. This was especially true for women because women have always been seen as submissive in society. It is because of this that women could be made to mark their bodies‚ even if they didn’t want to. Because of this tattoos have been a way for women’s right activists to show their disdain for Victorian family values (the man being in charge of the women’s life). Tattoos have been a way for women to become individuals

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    sterilized‚ it is still possible that HIV can be transferred‚” said Omar E‚ shop apprentice for Nathan’s Tattoo and Body Piercing. This is a risk that many are willing to take in order to express one’s self through tattoos‚ but risking your life and image is more foolish. Young adults will get tattoos‚ and a few years later‚ hate it. This is a waste of money‚ cause harm to your body‚ and painful treatments to get rid of it. Young adult will always get tattoos without speaking to their parents or a

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    especially among young people in this era (Nagle‚ 2011). In Trends of our day- Body Piercing and Tattoos (2013)‚ as Christians‚ people are not meant to be persuaded by the culture and body piercing‚ but tattooing is certainly a trend of the world. Tattoo is like “a spirit of our age.” It looks like that the next generations are continuing the trend of music‚ outfits and these‚ too‚ includes the trend of body piercing or body painting. The youth obviously accepted the trend of tattooing. Therefore‚ it

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    one of the most popular and well –known trends today. The word tattoo has originated from the word tatau and in Tahitian it literally means to mark something (Joy‚ 2009). Scientist believes that the oldest tattoo to be found was on the body of a man named Otzi. The body of Otzi was believed to be dated back to the fourth or fifth millennium BCE (Joy‚ 2009). Scientist also believed that Otzi had at least fifty-seven tattoos. However it has often been debated that these were not tattoos but acupuncture

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    permanent alteration of their skin and surrounding tissue. Second‚ as a somewhat direct result of the first‚ the tattoo market in one city is completely independent from the market in any other city. Indeed‚ because a tattoo is essentially a work of art‚ and all artists create their own individual works‚ the fees associated with getting a tattoo can be completely different at one shop than the next one just down the road. Third‚ and maybe most important‚ There is not really a middle man to speak of

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    Body Piercings and Tattoos: Health Risks A tattoo is a permanent mark or design made on your skin with pigments inserted through pricks into the skin’s top layer. During the procedure‚ a needle that’s connected to a small machine with tubes containing dye pierces the skin repeatedly (Mayo Clinic Staff). Tattoos are considered cosmetic and that is why tattoos are not regulated by the Federal Food and Drug Administration but local health departments. Even though tattoos and body piercing parlors are

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    expressions of uniqueness? Body Image‚ 8(3)‚ 245-250. doi: 10.1016/j.bodyim.2011.03.007 Abbey‚ E.‚ & Davis‚ P. C. (2003). Constructing one’s identity through music. In I. J. Josephs (Ed.)‚ Dialogicality in development (pp. 69–86). Westport‚ CT: Praeger/Greenwood. Tiggemann & Hopkins (2011) investigated the motivations that influence people to modify their bodies with tattoos and piercings. Previous research has set out to examine the reasons and motivations for body modification and how it

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    is to add decorations or marks to your body or face. A teenager sees them as common features to their glamour‚ but is it really an adornment‚ or has it reached the point where it is consider self mutilation. Legislation in most states restricts professional tattooing and piercings to adults older than 18 years of age. So why do teenagers still get them? Parents play an important role regarding the decision teenagers make for tattooing or piercing their bodies. Therefore families may suffer a conflict

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    Tattoos and Piercings In John Leo’s “The ‘Modern Primitives’” and Max Slowik’s article “U.S. Army considering new tattoo policy‚” they discuss the topic of body modifications and the effects they have on one’s life. Although tattoos and piercings are thought of as “rebellious” or “absurd” by many people‚ it does not stop one from getting them. Leo states‚ “We are now in the late baroque phase of self-penetration” (Leo 160). I could not agree with him more‚ because it seems like more and more people

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    Another form of piercing is dermal piercings that can be found on the chin‚ dimples‚ upper and lower lip‚ and on the cheeks near the sinuses. There are several reasons why adolescents and young adults get oral piercings‚ including control over the body‚ as a form of identity‚ something new‚ following the current trend or fad‚ influence of friends‚ inclusion into certain groups‚ greater acceptance in society‚ and stimuli provided by the media (Purin‚ Rosario‚ Rosario‚ & Guimaraes‚ 2014). The shape

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