Head tattoos are perfect for those who want maximum visibility when it comes to their tattoos. Of all the places on the body that you can have tattooed, the head or the face is of course the most visible, and the hardest to cover up, but for most people, tattoos aren't there to be covered or hidden away!
Head tattoos are great for those who want maximum visibility when it comes to their tattoos, but equally, they can be particularly discreet if you want them to be, which is the beauty of head tattoos. If you choose to wear your hair in a really short or shaved style, then you can proudly display your head tattoo to the world all the time. If you don't want your head tattoo to be in complete visibility at all times, then you have the option to grow your hair to cover it as much as you want.
I recently read quite a shocking newspaper article from September, about a man who was asked to leave an Aukland restaurant because of his head tattoos. Aaron, the man in question visited the 'upmarket' establishment with a female friend, and minutes after taking their seats, they were approached by the restaurant owner who asked them to leave, as he didn't think Aaron was the right 'target market' for the restaurant, and he didn't fit the dress code. The owner told him he could not serve them because of how heavily tattooed he was.
Head tattoos are perfect for those who want maximum visibility when it comes to their tattoos. Of all the places on the body that you can have tattooed, the head or the face is of course the most visible, and the hardest to cover up, but for most people, tattoos aren't there to be covered or hidden away!
Head tattoos are great for those who want maximum visibility when it comes to their tattoos, but equally, they can be particularly discreet if you want them to be, which is the beauty of head tattoos. If you choose to wear your hair in a really short or shaved style, then you can proudly display your head tattoo to the world all the time. If you don't want your head tattoo to be in complete visibility at all times, then you have the option to grow your hair to cover it as much as you want.
I recently read quite a shocking newspaper article from September, about a man who was asked to leave an Aukland restaurant because of his head tattoos. Aaron, the man in question visited the 'upmarket' establishment with a female friend, and minutes after taking their seats, they were approached by the restaurant owner who asked them to leave, as he didn't think Aaron was the right 'target market' for the restaurant, and he didn't fit the dress code. The owner told him he could not serve them because of how heavily tattooed he was.
Peter Nelson, Lord Nelson Tattoos
Karl Fletcher, Fleckys Tattoo Studio
