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The popularity of body piercings has boomed since the 1990s. At its very earliest beginnings in this culture, body piercings were practiced by a very small group of sex radicals and spiritual voyagers. They explored primitive and tribal body arts and rituals, including piercings to genitalia, nipples, ears, and noses, as well as endurance rituals. Piercings are now so hip you can get one at the mall and it's not uncommon to see people of all ages with rings sprouting from their faces and their belly-buttons, or with studs in their tongues.

Permanent piercings refer to holes in which jewelry is placed so the skin will heal around the jewelry, and the piercing will remain available for future jewelry changes. Literally any area of the body can, technically, be pierced but the healing process varies in success depending on the spot. Professional piercers will inform you of the difficulty and expected recovery involved in any piercing you may wish to undergo.

The information above is provided by the HSAB, courtesy of iFriends.
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Body art is as old as humanity itself. Across all cultures and all eras, people have decorated their bodies with permanent markings, often to commemorate events of personal meaning or to express a passion or commitment. Historically, tattooing was a painful endurance test, performed as a rite of initiation into manhood or an exclusive society. Tattoos have evolved into a hip fashion trend in contemporary culture, although people continue to attribute great significance to the art tattooed on their flesh.

Professional tattooists use sterile needles placed in a tattoo "gun" which repeatedly prick the skin, depositing ink. Depending on the amount of work and ink involved, as well as placement, sensation may range from mildly annoying to deeply painful. Professionals work from "flashes" (drawings of the image they will tattoo). It's critical to carefully select a design before getting a tattoo. Permanent tattoos are difficult, expensive and uncomfortable to remove, and complete erasure is not always possible.

The information above is provided by the HSAB, courtesy of iFriends.
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