Comments on: Tattoos

By: Miloo

Miloo — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 17:35:10 +0000

Dear All

I am trying to get a Tattoo for a while now and I couldnt find the artist who can make it, so please if you know anyone, send me his contacts on email miloo99@hotmail.com. Ill appreciate it

By: The Hammer

The Hammer — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 17:22:58 +0000

Recently I was given a phone number for a local tatoo artist here in Q8. I’ve seen some of his work on other Expat’s. I can’t wait to get another tatoo and having it done here really makes it one of a kind for me. There are very few Expat’s under the age of 35 that do not have ink. This type of self expression is so acceptable now a days.

By: Yang

Yang — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 08:48:24 +0000

i had a burnt marks and couldn’t wear t-shirts cause i was having inferiority problem.now i have done a big tattoo and can wear T-shirt not only that i also go swimming pool with proud .it is better then the Burnt mark i had b4.

By: No more tattoos? at 2:48AM [The B-Sides]

No more tattoos? at 2:48AM [The B-Sides] — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 19:17:50 +0000

[...] I posted about tattoos and the small tattoo place in the Marina Mall food court? Well I passed by today and its not there! [...]

By: J. Mathaowny

J. Mathaowny — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 08:31:21 +0000

Actually, there are no legitimate health reasons. There has never been a case of HIV/AIDS linked to tattoos, and the last Hep case linked to a tattoo was over 50 years ago.

People ban tattoos because of moral reasons, and then lie why they banned them. It’s dumb– it only hurts the person getting the tattoo and is in not way harmful to anyone else– so why ban it? Everyone should be free to express themselves.

By: tat2

tat2 — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 07:48:46 +0000

tattolover – i know that but i have to be very very careful…
Some details about the tattoo. I had 2 make a school to become a tattoo artist, i had to study art, design, sterilizing, anathomy to get the knowhow.
I had very serious exams to get the certification.
These days most of the artists are using disposable needles, rubbers and pipes. The cleaning stuff is the same what the doctors are using in the hospitals. The (quality)inks are made out of flowerpowder (magnetism, x-ray effect whatever is bullshit), 100% natural and clean. The manufacturers are giving there certificates next to it. Anybody can ask from his/her tattooer. If there is any quality problem comes with those inks, the company give a warning letter to don’t use that product.(This happened with me) Ich color has a serial number and production number.
The rest…. the first thing is the trust. don’t make a tattoo if U don’t like the tattooguy, if the place is not clean, if the procedure is not going well (the guy nervous, etc.) Don’t trust when the guy is saying this is permanent, after 6-7 month it will desappear. Not true! Only in cosmetic business are using desappearing ink, but that is not good for artwork!!!!!!!
The tattoo is forever! Think about it, don’t make it if are not sure! Never do tattoo under influence of alcohol or drugs. Most of the tattoo artists will refuse U…

By: tattoolover

tattoolover — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 11:42:02 +0000

tat2 there is lots of business for you here amoungst the expat comunity… we just need a way to contact you, seperate email or something.

ayshay – you dont sound like you are mentally old enough to get a tattoo anyway…you need to be over 18 in most countries. You are the real idiot here cause you make a statement without anything to back what you are trying to say. That is of course if you had something deeper to say.
You and your kind is exactly the reason why kuwait is still so backward… and you are allowing those kuwaitees that have brains and forward thinking to be painted with the same brush as you. GET OUT FROM UNDER THAT ROCK

By: tat2

tat2 — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 10:12:16 +0000

As a tattoo-artist (in Q8), I would like 2 say only one thing.
The tattoo as an art, older than any religion on the earth…
Everybodies own deceison how and what 2 do with his/her own body.

By: Ramsey

Ramsey — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 01:16:56 +0000

“Kodder,you are talking out of your ass! If you google circumcisim you will find that it has nothing to do with sexual pleasure one way or the other and in fact in western societies the rate of men getting snipped is increasing year by year as it has been proven to be much more hygenic and safer than not getting circumcised.”

Actually, you’re speaking out of your ass. Circumcision is only more hygenic if you’re careless with your body. If you clean and wash yourself daily, then you have 0% risk of infection. It is a useless procedure that severs a piece of skin from our body that we were born with.

Circumcision adds nothing to the body other than sheer convenience of not having to wash your dick as thoroughly, and even then, circumcised men are still washing their dicks. I’m serious, thats all it really is. Convenience. Its on par with cutting your fingernails, or maybe, removing or appendix—except one is life threatening. Guess which one. ;)

Its amazing how popular such a backwards practice can be in this day and age. I agree with kodder, its pretty much in the same league as tattooing.

By: Ramsey

Ramsey — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 00:51:39 +0000

Mark, they are illegal in Kuwait, however, if you’re interested in a real tattoo, they have parlors in Dubai. I got mine there, and you can trust the place, its clean.

By: Grace al harami

Grace al harami — Wed, 15 Aug 2007 08:27:20 +0000

What a waste of breath on Tattoos, they are so last season! It’s lip and navel piercing we should be focussing on, really.
Who does a good job of it in the Sharq area please?

By: moontheif

moontheif — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 19:38:45 +0000

well haram… Y? cuz it was related to the image of some bikers and some teens… tatos dont have to be only skulls and “i love some idiot”… its a way of expression, just like a watch or a cool necklace or a pants… its the same as that… something to decorate ur body with it… i think it is art and it should be admired as such…
AND NO IT IS NOT HARMFUL TO UR SKIN…