Feminine Lower Back Tattoos - What You Need to Know About Feminine Tattoos

Feminine Lower back Tattoos are definitely on the increase, women all over the world have considered these at some stage of choosing a tattoo design for themselves. The lower back tattoo has become very popular in fact in 2007 it had almost a cult status. What draws women to have this type of tattoo? They can be very artistic, colorful and easily concealed for work of professional reasons, but they can also be put on maximum display during summer months at the beach.

Men love feminine lower back tattoos, a glimpse of them from beneath a loose fitting or cropped top will have men staring at you like a kid in a candy store. Lower back tattoos do promote an air of mystery about the owner and men and women do like to see them.

Choosing a feminine lower back tattoo is a lot harder than choosing a regular tattoo, there are different shapes, styles and colors to take into consideration. Although traditional lower back tattoos had a tribal of religious meaning some of the modern versions are purely artistic design so you can adapt a design to suit you. Changing a design to suit you is always an option, you may see a design which you like but when you add a couple of extra branches or a flower you may love it, a professional tattooist can make the adjustments for you.

Color should also be a consideration for your design, black and grey are the traditional colors of a lower back tattoo but adding some color will totally transform the design and make it unique to you. I have seen some of the most beautiful designs which people have had created just for them, they include a standard tattoo with a dolphin interwoven through the branches of the design, I have even seen one which had her mothers portrait as the focal point of the design, so you can never say that you can't find a design for you.

We all know that size does matter! This should also be a consideration for your tattoo, the last thing you want is a design which engulfs your back, and it would just look out of place and over the top. During the tattooing process a stencil outline of your design is put into place to assist the artist with the drawing, once this is in place ask the tattooist for a mirror so that you can see how big the design is, at this stage it would be very easy to adjust the size or position as required.

Once your tattoo starts to heal you need to use a cream or balm to protect the color, feminine lower back tattoos may be a little hard to access so you may want to get a friend to apply any after treatment so that it is properly covered. Using a proper tattoo product will also help to protect the color from fading although there will be some reduction in color as it starts to heal.

If you've made up your mind and you are ready to look at some of the most beautiful feminine designs which you will be proud to call your own, then keep reading.