Female tattoos and feminine tattoos are becoming increasing popular and socially acceptable mainly because many female movie stars and entertainers have tattoos. Feminine tattoos are usually small and artistic and worn on the ankle, the lower back, or on the upper potion of the breasts.

The designs generally portray romantic scenes such as love tattoos, butterfly tattoos, fairy tattoos, or words that have personal meaning to the lady wearing the tat. Men like large bold tattoos that are displayed on their arms, chest, back and neck areas but women wear their tattoos discretely on the lower back, stomach, buttocks, upper thigh, so they are sexually attractive and only displayed to their lovers. Most women do not want their tattoos to be too obvious.

Generally feminine tattoos are very sexy and seductive and are rarely offensive. For example a lower back tattoo is only seen when the lady bends over or is sitting and leaning forward. Men who catch a glimpse of the sexy tattoo feel like they have witnessed something naughty and enjoy the experience.

There are many tattoo ideas for women and many tattoo designs to choose from but it is not something a lady should rush into. A tattoo is permanent and she should take her time in selecting a feminine tattoo and a tattoo artist who specializes in female tattoos.

Here are the most popular tattoo designs for women:

Flower tattoos: Flowers are romantic and colorful and very feminine. Roses, cherry blossoms, daisies and sunflowers are all popular.

Photo of foot flower tattoo

Picture love tattoo

Butterfly tattoos: Girls love butterflies and boys love girls that wear butterfly tattoos.

Star tattoos: Stars are small, symbolic, and internationally understood and accepted.

Fairy tattoos: They are small, magical, artistic, and colorful.

Breast Provigil pharmacy tattoos: Draws men;s eyes to the breasts.

Most popular feminine tattoo locations:

Lower back

Inner wrist

Breast

Below panty line

Ankle or foot

Hips

On the back near the left shoulder

History of feminine tattoos:

Tattoos have been found on female mummies dating from about 2000 BC. The first known tattoo of a person was discovered on Nubian female mummies, dating back to 400 BC.

The feminine tattoos represented the God of Sex, Skin was the first canvas for art and sticks were the first paintbrushes. As skin does not preserve that well there is evidence that prehistoric people engaged in tattooing, but there is no evidence that marking the body with colored dyes or inks is as old as mankind.

The ancient Egyptians reportedly spread the practice of tattooing throughout the middle east and it eventually found its way to Southeast Asia including Japan, China and Burma where tattoos were used for religious ceremonies.

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