You decided to decorate yourself with a tattoo, but don’t know which part of the body to “expose under attack”? Let's meditate together. The forearm is considered the most standard option, but it is too commonplace; in addition, the figure looks very sexy on a powerful male biceps, but not on a thin female arm. Back? But nobody will see a tattoo there, and you really want to attract enthusiastic looks! Buttocks? It’s vulgar, besides, there is a risk that the picture will “blur” with age; the same applies to the lower back and stomach. Hands? But most will immediately associate with prison tattoos. What about a tattoo on the foot? Good idea!
History
Do you know that the tattoos on the foot were a traditional decoration of Indian women? Indian beauties covered the feet and hands with elegant henna ornaments - this was considered extremely erotic.
In general, women's legs have always been the subject of close attention of men, so women at all times sought to decorate them. For example, in African tribes they wore bracelets of bright beads on their ankles, and in Japan, the cult of the feet took painful forms: ladies from high society had to have tiny feet; for this, the legs of young girls were brutally swaddled with tight bandages, as a result of which the bones broke and fused incorrectly - in the form of a lotus (the thumb at the same time bent under the foot). Often, after such an execution, the beauty with great difficulty kept her legs and was unable to move without outside help. Doesn’t it, compared to similar procedures, tattoos on the foot no longer seem so eccentric?
Which part to decorate with the original pattern?
So, you firmly decided that you would have a tattoo on your foot. However, in this case, you will inevitably face the question of which part of the foot to apply it to. The most traditional places for tattoos on the foot are the ankle, side, or bone above it. It is easy to take care of the pattern applied to these areas - you can not be afraid that it will undergo constant friction and fade from this; in addition, the tattoo in this place is easy to demonstrate to others and even easier to hide: just put on sneakers, closed shoes or socks, and no one will guess that your slender leg is decorated with an elegant bracelet or a provocative inscription. In addition, these places are the least sensitive - this argument is especially important for girls with a low pain threshold. Tattoos on the feet may be related to Indian culture: in this case, they should cover the “top” of the foot and imitate the national ornament. But where the drawing should not be applied, it is on the lower part of the foot and heel: the skin there is rather rough and thick, so the drawing will quickly blur, and after regular contact with pumice, he simply will not have a chance of existence. As for the choice of image, here you are limited only by your own imagination.