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Tattoos have been around almost as long as man has walked the earth. Tribal cultures would use tattoos to mark major life milestones for centuries. They have become common in advertising and pop culture today. Even then, there's been a stigma of tattoos and social acceptance. However, there has been…

Ink is the new black. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, it is estimated that 45 million Americans are tattooed, and a poll from Harris finds tattooed men are now outnumbered by tattooed women. The evolution of tattoos into mainstream media is one of the many reasons social…

Tattoos have become common in advertising and pop culture and have taken over the current media scenery. Many TV shows, commercials and ads are based on the tattoo industry. They are springing up on major networks, social media pages for tattoo culture are numbering in the millions of follows, and…

Tattoos have been around almost as long as man has walked the earth. Tattoos were used by tribal cultures to mark major life milestones for centuries. Even Mjoave Indians have tattooed their chins to ensure safe passage into the afterlife since time immemorial. Women in Myanmar's Chin province began getting…