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What is a backward tattoo?

A tattoo may have a  backwards look if it is placed looking towards your back (i.e., facing toward your back if it is on your arm).

"The general rule is that the tattoo

should be level, facing the front of your body

 in the shortest way possible."

One possible exception is If the tattoo is on your upper back, it could be facing towards the middle of your back.

If it is on your ankle, it should be facing to the front.

Tattoos that are "backward" tend to look a little off and are not as visually appealing as tattoos that are facing the proper direction.

This is an opinion of some artists, but may not be the opinion of every artist.  The best rule is to think about placement of your tattoo and help the artist with that placement.  You are going to wear your tattoo for a lifetime, and we will do whatever you think is best.

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Examples of tattoos that may look better if they were facing the other way.

Why is this man not smiling?

Maybe he just realized the tattoo artist (not Gary Mayo) put the art on his arm backwards!  For life!

 

 

 

 

 

 What does the newspaper and the health dept say about Guns 2 Roses?

 

 

"Professionally in the safety and sterility of Guns 2 Roses"

                                Hilary Kindschun - Journalist - Lincoln Journal Star - Thursday, Dec 14, 2006

 

Guns 2 Roses is "the only shop in the state to use equipment.....

.....totally sterilized in an autoclave. There's no chance for hepatitis".....

                                                   Kathryn Cates Moore - Journalist - Lincoln Journal Star - July 10, 2005

 

"Good work providing sterilized ink and tattoo machines."  

Bryan Hurst MS, REHS  Inspector - Lincoln/Lancaster County Health Department - Annual Inspection - July 3, 2006

 

 

 Read More About What The Capitol City Newspaper Says about Guns 2 Roses

 

Sunday Journal Star July 10, 2005