Feminine Tattoo Designs

Not to long ago a woman with a tattoo was considered very risqué and taboo. Fast forward to current times and more and more woman are getting tattoos. Celebrities such as Angelina Jolie and Brittney Spears are showcasing their tattoos as fashion accessories and many women are following in their footsteps and getting their own tattoos to express themselves.

If you are searching for feminine tattoo designs, a good source of ideas is celebrity magazines. You can also visit your local tattoo shops and look at the many different tattoo designs for woman in their picture galleries.

Feminine tattoo designs are usually smaller and more gentle than their male counterparts and a few popular designs are images of flowers, angels, fairies, stars, and Celtic designs just to name a few. Other popular feminine tattoo designs are angel wings and butterflies, which are symbolic for protection, guidance, and inspiration.

When choosing a feminine tatto designs remember that you not only need to choose a design, but you must also pick the placement. A well placed high quality tattoo on a woman can help express a woman’s feminine energy and sexuality.

A popular area, recommended by many artist, for a woman to get a tattoo is the ankle area. This area seems to be popular not only with young woman but also with the mature and supplicated.

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Tattoos placed on the lower back are also considered very feminine and sexy. A sexy woman sporting a back tattoo is usually the center of attention in whatever venue she is in. Tattoos placed on the back are like a magnet for wandering eyes. So if you like attention, this is a good place for your tattoo.

Underneath the bra strap is also a very sexy risqué location for feminine tatto designs. Other popular locations for tattoo placement for woman are the hip, ankle, belly button, or wrist. Another trend among feminine tatto designs are more aggressive looking tattoos in locations that normally men would get them, such as the arms and back.

If you work in a professional environment, it maybe best to get your tattoo in a location where it can be concealed until after work as to not interfere in anyway with your career.

Feminine tattoo designs usually have less detail than their male counterparts because they have less area on their body than men.

Over time woman tend to put on extra weight in their hips and thighs, it's good to take this into account so in the future you will not have any sagging tattoos.

These are good things to think about in advance, instead of just waiting it out and realizing in the future that your once glorious tattoo is not very appealing any more.

Whichever type of design or placement you choose is never wrong though. In the end it is up to you, so make sure you always ask yourself before you get your tattoo if you will enjoy this piece of art on your body. If the answer is yes, then you know you are making a good choice.

I do recommend that you take time to research your tattoo thoroughly, because you will be more satisfied with a design that you took the time to choose rather than one that you chose with time constraints.