I’m in Love
September 25, 2009
Girl . . .
If you were a burger at McDonald's, they'd call you the McGorgeous.

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How to ‘Try On’ Your Tattoo Before Buying It
September 18, 2009
Choosing a tattoo should be a methodical process. The biggest mistake you can possibly make is to walk into a tattoo parlor, browse through their artwork for a few minutes, and then site down in the chair to get inked.
You need to take your time. Decide what your tattoo should mean to you, decide which types of design styles you like the best, determine what colors work the best for you, etc. That's one of the reasons I like tattoo finders so much: they let you you look through and 'try' thousands of tattoo designs before committing to one. But looking isn't the same thing as having, is it?
For that reason, you might want to 'try your tattoo on' before you actually commit to inking in permanently. There are a few ways to go about this, but here are my tips for doing so:
First, choose your tattoo's location. If you have an idea of your style, great; but if not, don't worry about it. Just try to get a feel for whether you want (for example) a hip tattoo, a shoulder tattoo, a lower back tattoo, etc. When you've made this decision, either draw (or have a friend draw) a relevant tattoo on your skin using a medium-tipped colored Sharpie. The design isn't important -- in fact, it could throw you off by forcing you to focus on the design and not the position -- what is important is the location and size. Keep looking at that Sharpie tattoo over the next few days, and see if you change your mind on position or size. Keep tweaking this until you get it right.
Once you have a design and a location in mind, have your friend draw the design in fine-tipped colored Sharpies. Personally, I think you should get as realistic as you can at this point, and you can do this by doing what the tattoo artists do.
- Get yourself some professional transfer paper. This is the paper that tattoo artists use to transfer a design from a book to your skin.
- Trace the design onto the transfer paper. Using a lightbox will make this step much easier, but of course, they cost money!
- Transfer the design onto your skin with the transfer paper.
- Pick up a box of fine-tipped, multicolor Sharpies, and have your friend draw and fill in the traced image.
Once you've done that, keep looking at your tattoo over the next several days. Think of this as a little test drive that you can take to ensure that your chosen design is right for you. Really, it sounds simple, but it's pretty powerful. You can see, with a high degree of accuracy and realism, what that tattoo is going to look like on your skin. If you don't like, just scrub really hard and try again with a clean canvas!
Here are some transfer paper examples:
![]() Tattoo Thermal Paper SPIRIT Stencil Transfer 100 Sheets US $34.95
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![]() 5 Sheet A4 Tattoo Stencil Transfer Paper for Ink Kits US $7.47
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![]() Tattoo Thermal Paper SPIRIT Master Transfer Copier 10pk US $8.45
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![]() 100 Tattoo Stencil Transfer OUTLINE Tracing Paper Sheet US $39.99
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![]() 100 Tattoo Thermal SPIRIT Master Transfer Copier Paper US $39.99
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![]() TATTOO STENCIL MAKER TRANSFER COPIER MACHINE KITLIGHT US $249.00
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![]() 25 PCS A4 Hectograph Stencil Tattoo Transfer Paper US $.01
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![]() NEW STENCIL PRO TATTOO TRANSFER SOLUTION 4OZ BOTTLE US $5.49
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![]() TATTOO STENCIL MAKER TRANSFER COPIER THERMAL MACHINE US $279.00
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![]() 10 pcs Tattoo Thermal Stencil Transfer Paper Supply US $.91
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![]() Tattoo Thermal Stencil Transfer Paper Practice Skin US $3.59
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![]() 10 Spirit Master Thermal Stencil Tattoo Transfer Paper US $7.99
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![]() Tattoo Thermal Copier Stencil Maker Transfer Machine B US $249.99
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![]() 10 Spirit Hectograph Stencil Tattoo Transfer Paper US $9.99
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![]() Tattoo Stencil Magic Transfer Solution Tracing paper US $15.99
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![]() 100 Tattoo Stencil Transfer Carbon OUTLINE Paper NEW US $39.99
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![]() New Tattoo Transfer Copier Series 918 w transfer paper US $280.00
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![]() New 10 pc Spirit Master Tattoo Stencil Transfer Paper US $7.99
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And here are some lightbox examples:
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Dainty Daisy Nipple Decor
September 4, 2009
Dainty Daisy Nipple DecorThis Dainty Daisy Nipple Decor is a very cute piece. It is made of Sterling Silver and includes a Surgical Steel Barbell. This is a great addition to bring style to your piercing.
The Medium Princess Cut Curved Barbell is a stylish piece and because of the size it can be worn with almost every outfit and still look great. This is a more conservative piece because of the gem being 4x4mm in size. It will still sparkle and look great though and with the right outfit is vary cute and sexy. The Gold used in this Piece is Totally Nickel Free and available in either; solid 14K Yellow Gold or solid 14K White Gold. The Gems used are Genuine Swarovski Cubic Zircons. They are all hand set Not just glued in as with most companies. Naturally we can replace the Cubic Zircons for any Genuine Precious Stones you would like as you can see on our Genuine Gem Page. Just email us if we can help with anything.
The Large Princess Cut Curved Barbell is a piece that has gained a lot of popularity recently. It not only looks great but will furnish your piercing with lots of attention because of its "sparkling" personality. The gem is 6x6mm in size. The Gold used in this Piece is Totally Nickel Free and available in either; solid 14K Yellow Gold or solid 14K White Gold. The Gems used are Genuine Swarovski Cubic Zircons. They are all hand set Not just glued in as with most companies. Naturally we can replace the Cubic Zircons for any Genuine Precious Stones you would like as you can see on our Genuine Gem Page. Just email us if we can help with anything.





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