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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire

I've never had a tattoo before but I quite like the idea of something floral on my pussy... Lilies, blossoms, etc. Really colourful and pretty.... With a few music notes and marks maybe woven into the design. I have a few questions:

1. Has anyone had this particular area tattooed and if so did it hurt?

2. For any tattoo would people mind giving me their own description of what the pain is like? (I understand thresholds vary, so comparisons and as many comments as possible would help me gain a better perspective.)

3. How do you go about finding a HIGHLY recommended tattooist? (I've seen too many cockups on tattoo fixers to worry me! lol)

4. Does anybody have an idea on cost?

Many thanks for any help and advice. xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I've never had a tattoo before but I quite like the idea of something floral on my pussy... Lilies, blossoms, etc. Really colourful and pretty.... With a few music notes and marks maybe woven into the design. I have a few questions:

1. Has anyone had this particular area tattooed and if so did it hurt?

2. For any tattoo would people mind giving me their own description of what the pain is like? (I understand thresholds vary, so comparisons and as many comments as possible would help me gain a better perspective.)

3. How do you go about finding a HIGHLY recommended tattooist? (I've seen too many cockups on tattoo fixers to worry me! lol)

4. Does anybody have an idea on cost?

Many thanks for any help and advice. xx"

I personally describe it as a hot match being dragged across the skin it hurts but it's a satisfying pain be warned tattoos are highly addictive!

-Ads

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By *i amy cdTV/TS
over a year ago

leicester

I hunted for a quality female tattooist in near me in East Midlands,,, I found one n she is amazing,, if interested , inbox me x

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By *ssexcokMan
over a year ago

southend

yep that will hurt abit feels abit like a burn but not to bad if its that big an try an find a shop thats been there awhile an has pics of work

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Imagine razor sharp needles being stabbed repeatedly into your vaginal area while having dye injected into the subcutaneous layer of your dermis.

That's pretty much how it will feel.

Good luck

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By *onkers 76Man
over a year ago

pontypool

It's quite simple you have a row of needles or just the one when outlining going in and out of your skin God knows how many times a second so it's gonna hurt where ever you get it lol , but I have to say stick with the outline and the shading and filling in is a piece of piss . It's all about pain management really , try to remember breathe and talk , also I would recommend taking a sugary drink with you as your going to bleed. And as for after care ask your artist what they use/recommend I've started using pure coconut oil and it's the bollox .

And tats are highly addictive as my bank balance shows

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hey sexy how are you? Xx how about havin cum dump n an downwards facing arrow xxxx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have around there done..pointless asking me if it hurt as I fell asleep half way through..

Cost depends on design and size as most work on an hourly rate.. Best thing to do is go into as many studios as you can and ask to see their work.. They will usually have a folder or fb, instagram etc.. Where their work is displayed.. Again the design you want will depend on what artist you pick.. They usually have their own strengths... Realism, flowers, portraits etc..

Let me know if you want to see mine.. I don't tend to have pics of tats in public.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Oh and be well rested and hydrated with a good meal inside you.. No alcohol on the day or day before.,. And buy some bepanthen for the itchy healing process...

and start saving.. Because they become addictive

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"No alcohol on the day or day before.,."

Fuck that, I'm out.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"No alcohol on the day or day before.,.

Fuck that, I'm out."

..

Just go on your lunch hour.. Spare time is drink time in Lib land

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"1. Has anyone had this particular area tattooed and if so did it hurt?"

No never had that area done but it probably would hurt, and the pain depends on your threshold and anatomy.


"2. For any tattoo would people mind giving me their own description of what the pain is like? (I understand thresholds vary, so comparisons and as many comments as possible would help me gain a better perspective.)"

The outline tends to hurt the most, it feels like someone scratching your skin. Shading and colouring in doesn't always hurt at all, again it depends on your anatomy and pain threshold.


"3. How do you go about finding a HIGHLY recommended tattooist? (I've seen too many cockups on tattoo fixers to worry me! lol)"

You don't need to find a highly recommended one. You need to find one that shows his work and you need to be a good critique of tattoo work.

See if his corners are sharp, if the shading or colour are right and not patchy. Some artists might be good at one thing and crap at something else so check out the type and style of work you want from that artist.


"4. Does anybody have an idea on cost?

Many thanks for any help and advice. xx"

There is a saying that you get what you pay for, cheap is crap and expensive is good. This is rubbish, i've had some work done by a guy who charges £40 an hour and he's great but just didn't have a big clientel base so was desperate for customers.

But i'd expect anything from £70£80 an hour and upwards because tattooists are highly in demand, even more so at times when it gets sunny because people start wanting to get tattoos then and show them off over summer.

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By *ittenandthepirateCouple
over a year ago

Manchester

I had my first one last week, on my ribs. It felt exactly like what it is - a needle being scratched over your skin but with a bit of a burning feeling as others have said. It was on the border of uncomfortable and painful for me but I have quite a high pain threshold (and it's a small tattoo so didn't take too long). They recommended Benpanthen or unscented Palmers cocoa butter twice a day. The choice of tattooist was easy for me - a couple of friends have a studio and their work is excellent. It's near Stoke so may be too far for you but if you're interested I can pm you.

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By *ichardBarrowMan
over a year ago

grantham

A lot of places not too bad, sensitive areas it hurts like a b@stard.

Avoid alcohol the day before if poss.

If it's a small tattoo you should be ok. I tend to do full day blocks... After 3 hours it's sore

About £50 ph avarage

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By *izzy.Woman
over a year ago

Stoke area

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By *izzy.Woman
over a year ago

Stoke area


"I had my first one last week, on my ribs. It felt exactly like what it is - a needle being scratched over your skin but with a bit of a burning feeling as others have said. It was on the border of uncomfortable and painful for me but I have quite a high pain threshold (and it's a small tattoo so didn't take too long). They recommended Benpanthen or unscented Palmers cocoa butter twice a day. The choice of tattooist was easy for me - a couple of friends have a studio and their work is excellent. It's near Stoke so may be too far for you but if you're interested I can pm you. "

Could you let me know who in Stoke does the tattoos you recommend. I tried to PM you, but can't Because of your filters. Thanks

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"

I personally describe it as a hot match being dragged across the skin it hurts but it's a satisfying pain be warned tattoos are highly addictive!

-Ads"

Thanks Ads! I think I can cope with that! xxx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"I hunted for a quality female tattooist in near me in East Midlands,,, I found one n she is amazing,, if interested , inbox me x"

Thanks honey- PM'd you xxx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"yep that will hurt abit feels abit like a burn but not to bad if its that big an try an find a shop thats been there awhile an has pics of work "

Many thanks! Err... Do you think it'd be more or less painful in ... Cough... "This" area? I'm kinda thinking there's a bit of flesh there so a needle isn't going directly close to the bone?! xx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"Imagine razor sharp needles being stabbed repeatedly into your vaginal area while having dye injected into the subcutaneous layer of your dermis.

That's pretty much how it will feel.

Good luck "

Yikes! Thanks for that!

xx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"It's quite simple you have a row of needles or just the one when outlining going in and out of your skin God knows how many times a second so it's gonna hurt where ever you get it lol , but I have to say stick with the outline and the shading and filling in is a piece of piss . It's all about pain management really , try to remember breathe and talk , also I would recommend taking a sugary drink with you as your going to bleed. And as for after care ask your artist what they use/recommend I've started using pure coconut oil and it's the bollox .

And tats are highly addictive as my bank balance shows "

Thank you for that insight. The more I learn, the better. Yes there's a lot you can 'Google' but I quite like real people's honest opinions. xx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"Hey sexy how are you? Xx how about havin cum dump n an downwards facing arrow xxxx"

Cheeky bitch! I'm having pretty flowers, if you please! I'm fantastic babe. PM me if you like xxx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"I have around there done..pointless asking me if it hurt as I fell asleep half way through..

Cost depends on design and size as most work on an hourly rate.. Best thing to do is go into as many studios as you can and ask to see their work.. They will usually have a folder or fb, instagram etc.. Where their work is displayed.. Again the design you want will depend on what artist you pick.. They usually have their own strengths... Realism, flowers, portraits etc..

Let me know if you want to see mine.. I don't tend to have pics of tats in public. "

Hey hon,

Thanks so much for this! I'd love to have a little nap and hey presto, wake up to all that prettiness on my pussy! lol

Doubtful though... I think the adrenaline will be going. Hmmm that's a few people who have mentioned addiction and cost!

Duly noted!!!

I'm PMing you now. Xx

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By *ssexcokMan
over a year ago

southend

All mine have been done by different people as like try others

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"No alcohol on the day or day before.,.

Fuck that, I'm out."

PMSL

... Or 'in'?! I promise it'll look really pretty when I'm done?!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've got a tattoo on my right thigh going onto my butt cheek and across the top of my fanny (the pubic mound) Pain wise as it was a few hours I found it stung a bit when it was going over my hip bone but stung more on the fleshy part of my bum and the fanny but that could've been due to the length of time I'd been having it, towards the end I was just willing it to be over!

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"1. Has anyone had this particular area tattooed and if so did it hurt?

No never had that area done but it probably would hurt, and the pain depends on your threshold and anatomy.

2. For any tattoo would people mind giving me their own description of what the pain is like? (I understand thresholds vary, so comparisons and as many comments as possible would help me gain a better perspective.)

The outline tends to hurt the most, it feels like someone scratching your skin. Shading and colouring in doesn't always hurt at all, again it depends on your anatomy and pain threshold.

3. How do you go about finding a HIGHLY recommended tattooist? (I've seen too many cockups on tattoo fixers to worry me! lol)

You don't need to find a highly recommended one. You need to find one that shows his work and you need to be a good critique of tattoo work.

See if his corners are sharp, if the shading or colour are right and not patchy. Some artists might be good at one thing and crap at something else so check out the type and style of work you want from that artist.

4. Does anybody have an idea on cost?

Many thanks for any help and advice. xx

There is a saying that you get what you pay for, cheap is crap and expensive is good. This is rubbish, i've had some work done by a guy who charges £40 an hour and he's great but just didn't have a big clientel base so was desperate for customers.

But i'd expect anything from £70£80 an hour and upwards because tattooists are highly in demand, even more so at times when it gets sunny because people start wanting to get tattoos then and show them off over summer."

Hey honey,

Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to all my little queries. Especially re cost as I had no clue! I'm guessing size-wise, it's approximately 3" square? I don't know what this equates to on an hourly rate, but I'd like lots of detail and shading.

Thank you again hon; much appreciated.

xxx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have around there done..pointless asking me if it hurt as I fell asleep half way through..

Cost depends on design and size as most work on an hourly rate.. Best thing to do is go into as many studios as you can and ask to see their work.. They will usually have a folder or fb, instagram etc.. Where their work is displayed.. Again the design you want will depend on what artist you pick.. They usually have their own strengths... Realism, flowers, portraits etc..

Let me know if you want to see mine.. I don't tend to have pics of tats in public.

Hey hon,

Thanks so much for this! I'd love to have a little nap and hey presto, wake up to all that prettiness on my pussy! lol

Doubtful though... I think the adrenaline will be going. Hmmm that's a few people who have mentioned addiction and cost!

Duly noted!!!

I'm PMing you now. Xx"

..

It was a long session .. I get bored easily

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

To me it feels like Colouring in with a very hot, very sharp blade. I tend to get my tattoos done in one hit so once outlined they move onto colouring in. It can get a bit sore after a few hours as they are constantly wiping away excess ink off the the same wounded areas and continuing to tattoo them.

The groin isn't the most painful area to have done imo.

I don't use bepanthen anymore. I discovered Vaseline intensive repair moisturiser. My tattoos heal in half the time with that.

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"I had my first one last week, on my ribs. It felt exactly like what it is - a needle being scratched over your skin but with a bit of a burning feeling as others have said. It was on the border of uncomfortable and painful for me but I have quite a high pain threshold (and it's a small tattoo so didn't take too long). They recommended Benpanthen or unscented Palmers cocoa butter twice a day. The choice of tattooist was easy for me - a couple of friends have a studio and their work is excellent. It's near Stoke so may be too far for you but if you're interested I can pm you. "

Thanks ever so much. There's a general consensus arising re pain and what to expect so thanks!

I'm going to have to start researching tattooists and having a look at their stuff. I'll try to find one fairly close by. I'm happy to make a jaunt of it though and go out for the day xx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"A lot of places not too bad, sensitive areas it hurts like a b@stard.

Avoid alcohol the day before if poss.

If it's a small tattoo you should be ok. I tend to do full day blocks... After 3 hours it's sore

About £50 ph avarage "

Thank you honey- much appreciated! It'll be around 3" square-ish, (well, triangular! lol) I'm guessing? xx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"I've got a tattoo on my right thigh going onto my butt cheek and across the top of my fanny (the pubic mound) Pain wise as it was a few hours I found it stung a bit when it was going over my hip bone but stung more on the fleshy part of my bum and the fanny but that could've been due to the length of time I'd been having it, towards the end I was just willing it to be over!"

God, I hope I don't end with a speck because I've wussed out! I want mine over the pubic mound too. Maybe as I've never had a tattoo anywhere else, I have no point of reference, therefore will be ok... Trying to think positively! lmao

Thank you for your comment xxxx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"To me it feels like Colouring in with a very hot, very sharp blade. I tend to get my tattoos done in one hit so once outlined they move onto colouring in. It can get a bit sore after a few hours as they are constantly wiping away excess ink off the the same wounded areas and continuing to tattoo them.

The groin isn't the most painful area to have done imo.

I don't use bepanthen anymore. I discovered Vaseline intensive repair moisturiser. My tattoos heal in half the time with that. "

Thanks honey! Well I'm guessing worst case scenario, if it gets really painful and I get wussy, I can stop and go back? Thank you for the advice re Vaseline and healing. xxx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No problem. Most, if not all, tattooists will give you a quote when you know exactly what you want doing.


"1. Has anyone had this particular area tattooed and if so did it hurt?

No never had that area done but it probably would hurt, and the pain depends on your threshold and anatomy.

2. For any tattoo would people mind giving me their own description of what the pain is like? (I understand thresholds vary, so comparisons and as many comments as possible would help me gain a better perspective.)

The outline tends to hurt the most, it feels like someone scratching your skin. Shading and colouring in doesn't always hurt at all, again it depends on your anatomy and pain threshold.

3. How do you go about finding a HIGHLY recommended tattooist? (I've seen too many cockups on tattoo fixers to worry me! lol)

You don't need to find a highly recommended one. You need to find one that shows his work and you need to be a good critique of tattoo work.

See if his corners are sharp, if the shading or colour are right and not patchy. Some artists might be good at one thing and crap at something else so check out the type and style of work you want from that artist.

4. Does anybody have an idea on cost?

Many thanks for any help and advice. xx

There is a saying that you get what you pay for, cheap is crap and expensive is good. This is rubbish, i've had some work done by a guy who charges £40 an hour and he's great but just didn't have a big clientel base so was desperate for customers.

But i'd expect anything from £70£80 an hour and upwards because tattooists are highly in demand, even more so at times when it gets sunny because people start wanting to get tattoos then and show them off over summer.

Hey honey,

Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to all my little queries. Especially re cost as I had no clue! I'm guessing size-wise, it's approximately 3" square? I don't know what this equates to on an hourly rate, but I'd like lots of detail and shading.

Thank you again hon; much appreciated.

xxx"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"To me it feels like Colouring in with a very hot, very sharp blade. I tend to get my tattoos done in one hit so once outlined they move onto colouring in. It can get a bit sore after a few hours as they are constantly wiping away excess ink off the the same wounded areas and continuing to tattoo them.

The groin isn't the most painful area to have done imo.

I don't use bepanthen anymore. I discovered Vaseline intensive repair moisturiser. My tattoos heal in half the time with that.

Thanks honey! Well I'm guessing worst case scenario, if it gets really painful and I get wussy, I can stop and go back? Thank you for the advice re Vaseline and healing. xxx"

Yes you can stop. It probably best to try to sit for the outlining and then go back for the colouring if you're struggling.

For something delicate and pretty I imagine you'll cope for it in one sitting though.

I look forward to you posting the results

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"To me it feels like Colouring in with a very hot, very sharp blade. I tend to get my tattoos done in one hit so once outlined they move onto colouring in. It can get a bit sore after a few hours as they are constantly wiping away excess ink off the the same wounded areas and continuing to tattoo them.

The groin isn't the most painful area to have done imo.

I don't use bepanthen anymore. I discovered Vaseline intensive repair moisturiser. My tattoos heal in half the time with that.

Thanks honey! Well I'm guessing worst case scenario, if it gets really painful and I get wussy, I can stop and go back? Thank you for the advice re Vaseline and healing. xxx

Yes you can stop. It probably best to try to sit for the outlining and then go back for the colouring if you're struggling.

For something delicate and pretty I imagine you'll cope for it in one sitting though.

I look forward to you posting the results "

Your wish is my command!! Given no one outside of my sexlife will see it, I'll be flashing it proudly to anyone who wants a peek! lol xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Excellent xxx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't know why but this is something I never see posted when folk ask for tattoo advice... SO many factors affect how sore it'll be, not just the area.

I find the week before my period everything hurts more. And some tattooists are just more gentle than others! I've got a large piece on each forearm, one was a walk in the park and the other I was sure I was going to die!

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By *ittenandthepirateCouple
over a year ago

Manchester


"I had my first one last week, on my ribs. It felt exactly like what it is - a needle being scratched over your skin but with a bit of a burning feeling as others have said. It was on the border of uncomfortable and painful for me but I have quite a high pain threshold (and it's a small tattoo so didn't take too long). They recommended Benpanthen or unscented Palmers cocoa butter twice a day. The choice of tattooist was easy for me - a couple of friends have a studio and their work is excellent. It's near Stoke so may be too far for you but if you're interested I can pm you.

Could you let me know who in Stoke does the tattoos you recommend. I tried to PM you, but can't Because of your filters. Thanks"

Just tried to PM you but your filters won't let me either haha! Will take off our age filter for you to PM me.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Look up all your local tattoo artists then try and find them on Facebook. Most good tattooist love to show off their work.

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"Excellent xxx"

Tee hee

xx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"I don't know why but this is something I never see posted when folk ask for tattoo advice... SO many factors affect how sore it'll be, not just the area.

I find the week before my period everything hurts more. And some tattooists are just more gentle than others! I've got a large piece on each forearm, one was a walk in the park and the other I was sure I was going to die!"

Does that mean I've asked the right questions or missed something honey?! xxx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"I had my first one last week, on my ribs. It felt exactly like what it is - a needle being scratched over your skin but with a bit of a burning feeling as others have said. It was on the border of uncomfortable and painful for me but I have quite a high pain threshold (and it's a small tattoo so didn't take too long). They recommended Benpanthen or unscented Palmers cocoa butter twice a day. The choice of tattooist was easy for me - a couple of friends have a studio and their work is excellent. It's near Stoke so may be too far for you but if you're interested I can pm you.

Could you let me know who in Stoke does the tattoos you recommend. I tried to PM you, but can't Because of your filters. Thanks

Just tried to PM you but your filters won't let me either haha! Will take off our age filter for you to PM me. "

Messaged. Thanks guys xx

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By *adence OP   Woman
over a year ago

North Lincolnshire


"Look up all your local tattoo artists then try and find them on Facebook. Most good tattooist love to show off their work. "

Thanks hon. Will do!!!xxxx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I've never had a tattoo before but I quite like the idea of something floral on my pussy... Lilies, blossoms, etc. Really colourful and pretty.... With a few music notes and marks maybe woven into the design. I have a few questions:

1. Has anyone had this particular area tattooed and if so did it hurt?

2. For any tattoo would people mind giving me their own description of what the pain is like? (I understand thresholds vary, so comparisons and as many comments as possible would help me gain a better perspective.)

3. How do you go about finding a HIGHLY recommended tattooist? (I've seen too many cockups on tattoo fixers to worry me! lol)

4. Does anybody have an idea on cost?

Many thanks for any help and advice. xx"

Hiya. I can highly recommend a good female artist not too far away. Superb work and with a (relatively) light touch. PM me for details if interested. She does have a waiting list, but most good artists do

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I don't know why but this is something I never see posted when folk ask for tattoo advice... SO many factors affect how sore it'll be, not just the area.

I find the week before my period everything hurts more. And some tattooists are just more gentle than others! I've got a large piece on each forearm, one was a walk in the park and the other I was sure I was going to die!

Does that mean I've asked the right questions or missed something honey?! xxx"

Neither, just something that unless you've been tattooed by a few different people you probably wouldn't even realise was a thing!

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By *ellbound_GhoulwarpWoman
over a year ago

Fifth Circle of Hell


"Oh and be well rested and hydrated with a good meal inside you.. No alcohol on the day or day before.,. And buy some bepanthen for the itchy healing process...

and start saving.. Because they become addictive "

I was told to use Palmers cocoa butter instead of bepanthen, healed very very well, quickly and brightens the color

Tattoos are always gonna hurt, cant escape that. I am a massive pussy when it comes to pain but my two were the best things ive ever done! Mine i can only describe as cat scratches, outlines were easy but filling was bit more sore but all part of the experience and you need to embrace it

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By *ust ms lovinWoman
over a year ago

birmingham

I have quiet a lot of tattoos in various places my largest being a thight piece which took around 6-7 hours in total , yes it hurts a little but by no means is it the kind of pain that brings tears to your eyes , remember tho your pussy is a sensitive area so it may hurt more than one on your arm or your leg .

With regards to a tattooist you get what you pay for a good tattooist you should be paying between 70-100 a hour in our opinion

My next one is a full sleeve we both think tattoos are so sexy on women it's a form of art

Good luck , and we hope to see pics

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Oh and be well rested and hydrated with a good meal inside you.. No alcohol on the day or day before.,. And buy some bepanthen for the itchy healing process...

and start saving.. Because they become addictive

I was told to use Palmers cocoa butter instead of bepanthen, healed very very well, quickly and brightens the color

Tattoos are always gonna hurt, cant escape that. I am a massive pussy when it comes to pain but my two were the best things ive ever done! Mine i can only describe as cat scratches, outlines were easy but filling was bit more sore but all part of the experience and you need to embrace it "

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Describing tattoo pain to anyone from your own is experience is fruitless.. Everyone's pain threshold is different, each body part has a different level and how you're feeling on the day effects it too, how relaxed you are can make a massive difference as can being ill or like a lady up there said on your period... Even having been the gym the day before..

I only use bepanthen if it's itchy.. Otherwise I just leave it alone.. That's actually best.. As it's an open wound.. I have about 40 hours work on me.. And each place has felt different.. Lower spine being the worst, but I was ill the day I had it done... and lower rib had me squirming for the first 5 mins. I have my while lower abdomen done.. And most artists will tell you its one of the most painful places to have done.. But its wasn't for me.. I was very relaxed and actually fell asleep. . . But it could have the next person tapping out after an hour. It's very much a personal experience.

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"Oh and be well rested and hydrated with a good meal inside you.. No alcohol on the day or day before.,. And buy some bepanthen for the itchy healing process...

and start saving.. Because they become addictive

I was told to use Palmers cocoa butter instead of bepanthen, healed very very well, quickly and brightens the color

Tattoos are always gonna hurt, cant escape that. I am a massive pussy when it comes to pain but my two were the best things ive ever done! Mine i can only describe as cat scratches, outlines were easy but filling was bit more sore but all part of the experience and you need to embrace it

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Describing tattoo pain to anyone from your own is experience is fruitless.. Everyone's pain threshold is different, each body part has a different level and how you're feeling on the day effects it too, how relaxed you are can make a massive difference as can being ill or like a lady up there said on your period... Even having been the gym the day before..

I only use bepanthen if it's itchy.. Otherwise I just leave it alone.. That's actually best.. As it's an open wound.. I have about 40 hours work on me.. And each place has felt different.. Lower spine being the worst, but I was ill the day I had it done... and lower rib had me squirming for the first 5 mins. I have my while lower abdomen done.. And most artists will tell you its one of the most painful places to have done.. But its wasn't for me.. I was very relaxed and actually fell asleep. . . But it could have the next person tapping out after an hour. It's very much a personal experience. "

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