Tattoo is a type of art that is made on a certain part of the human body using permanent inks. Usually, the inks that are implanted under the skin remain permanently on the skin over time.

Known to have been first made in Egypt around 4000 BC, tattoo has become popular in different cultures over time. In the past, tattoos were usually reserved for criminals, sailors, and soldiers, but today they are even preferred by artists, musicians, and business people.

Tattooing is a very meticulous and delicate process. Firstly, a stencil is prepared for the selected design to be applied correctly to the skin. Then, ink is injected under the skin with sterilized needles. After the procedure, the skin requires special care and should be protected from sunlight, swimming, and humid environments like saunas until the healing process is complete.

There is no age limit to get a tattoo, but the legal age limit is generally determined as 18 in most countries. Also, it is not recommended to get a tattoo in certain health conditions, during pregnancy, or while breastfeeding.

In conclusion, tattoo is a permanent art form preferred by people to express themselves and reflect their personal style. However, since it is a delicate process that requires skin care, it is recommended to be thought carefully and done by a professional artist.