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1-Do not tattoo someones name or portrait
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2- Do not get a cheap and nasty tattoo
As Kat Von D from the hit TV show LA Ink says:
"Good tattoos aren't cheap and cheap tattoos aren't good. Far too many times, people choose an artist based on price. That should be the last priority on your list when it comes to getting a tattoo." (Source
3- Never agree to get a tattoo when you're in the wrong state of mind
If you're drunk, depressed or under pressure, don't get a tattoo done. You know it's a whim when you find yourself in a tattoo studio and you hadn't even considered getting a tattoo the night before! It's good to be spontaneous, but not with something that will last you the rest of your life. Source
4- Choose the right design
5- Finally, the tattoo and aftercare
La Dita española se llama Vinila von Bismark y es la estrella de la noche. The Spanish called Vinila Dita von Bismarck and is the star of the night. "En Madrid hay garitos que incluyen actuaciones con inspiración burlesque, pero nadie hace estas galas tan completas, con un concepto detrás, maestro de ceremonias y todo", dice la lideresa de Krakovia. "In Madrid there are gambling that include burlesque-inspired performances, but nobody does these galas as complete, with a concept behind, master of ceremonies and everything," says the leader of Krakow. Antes de salir a escena, Mambo Tabú, en quimono y con labios de purpurina roja, la presenta con un monólogo grandilocuente: "Esta es la fiesta del poderío de la carne, aquí huele a látex, a fetichismo, a humo... Os vamos a hacer viajar en el tiempo". Before going on stage, Mambo Tabu in kimono with red glitter lips, presents a grand monologue: "This is the celebration of the power of the flesh, this smells like latex, fetish, smoke ... I we do travel in time. "


Some of the first modernized tribal tattoos designs.
The first recognized tribal tattoos were those of the south pacific. Polynesian islands such as Samoa, Fiji, Tahiti and others, all had their own culture influence designs. These tattoos had sacred meanings that ran deep in their heritage compared to those you see today. The tribal style seen today was innovated by pacific islander Leo Zulueta who was training under Ed Hardy at the time. He searched and studied the designs of "traditional culture tattoos" and soon came up with his own artwork and bought forth ideas that everyone could use. Since then it has grown into new levels of artistry, that has been taking the tattoo community by storm. 
Tribal
As pointed out above, these modern day tattoos has a connection with natives and tribes from many different parts of the world. It was from them that this style of tattooing has evolved into the modern tribal tattoo designs we see today. Early on there were some tattoo parlors and tattoo artists that would not even touch a tribal design, feeling that they were too simple of a design. But it wouldn't take them much longer to realize that the tribal design required a lot of skills as well as patience to tattoo the intricate designs.