Star Tattoo

Star Tattoo Designs and Considerations For Men and Women
Articles By Aaron McLain


The number of star tattoo designs available for women and men is virtually limitless. This is not surprising. Since tattooing is an art form, the only design limitations are those relating to the level of creativity for any given tattoo artist. So if what you are after is an eagle soaring in front of a red sun off of your left shoulder or a terrifying skull sitting on your left triceps just glaring at anyone daring to look at it, you should have no difficulty finding an artist to do it.

Before taking the plunge, it is important to remember that a tattoo is permanent. So be prepared that there may be repercussions to you as you go through life. You might find the ideal man or woman, only to discover that they loathe tattoos. Your boss may invite you to a day at the beach, see your star tattoo, and find it utterly unprofessional. And years later you should be prepared to field questions about it from your grandchildren.

Another matter worthy of serious consideration is potential health risks. Not all tattoo artists are reputable. Not all of them follow local health regulations or even basic sanitary procedures. This can lead to serious blood diseases like hepatitis. Even if the star tattoo has been applied safely, failing to adhere to proper aftercare can lead to infection and damage to the tattoo itself.

Once you have reached the decision to get a tattoo, now you need to decide which star design is right for you. The body of tattoo artwork for men and women is enormous. For men, some of the most popular designs include: skull, tribal, winged, kangi, dragon, and cross patterns mixed with star patterns.

Since the mid-90s, lower back tattoos have become popular with women. The lotus flower and Celtic tribal symbols, along with dragons and lions, have emerged as some of the most sought after figures with stars.

Using your skin as a living canvas is a significant choice. Your choices in star tattoo designs and of tattoo artists is also pivotal. Consider taking advantage of the Internet to research artwork for ideas that appeal to you, and to read reviews of tattoo parlors in your area.