Are Home Based Tattoo Artists Safe? What Everyone Should Know.
Posted on September 12 2019
Home based tattooing is becoming more popular than ever. Many artists like it because they don’t have to worry about the overhead costs of renting a space or working in a tattoo studio and customers like it because it’s less expensive. While the money savings may be tempting, often people don’t know the dangers they are potentially putting themselves in by getting a home-based tattoo.


If you’re on the verge of getting your first tattoo – whether it’s an inch on your wrist or a series of different designs on your entire back – everything shouldn’t be done on impulse. Getting a tattoo should be planned down to the last detail. We’ve encapsulated the top 5 things to consider before getting your first tattoo.
So regret is a potential side effect, but it’s not exactly a serious one. However, for millions of people tattoos are the ultimate in self expression and in some ways the human body is the ultimate canvas. Tattoo culture is now a prevalent part of our collective consciousness. Over 45 million people have tattoos in the U.S. Anyone planning on getting a tattoo should consider all the pros and cons.