Face, Neck & Hand Tattoos Pros & Cons by a Tattoo Artist EP 08
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2019
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This is the 8th episode in the RUclips Series Pros and Cons by a Tattoo Artist. Tattoo Artist Westley Dickerson of Skin Kitchen Tattoo in Des Moines covers the Pros and Cons of Color Tattoos. This series is designed for those that are new to Tattooing. This episode covers 5 advantages and 5 disadvantages of getting a color tattoo.
Westly Dickerson is a Professional Tattoo Artist and has been part of the Tattoo Industry since 2006. For more information on Westley, his work and the Skin Kitchen Tattoo go to skinkitchen.com. If there is something that you feel wasn't covered in the video or have additional questions, please comment. For more information on Westley Dickerson and Skin Kitchen Tattoo go to skinkitchen.com
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"That rebellion fades, so"
That really hit me hard and made me think deeper
Fair enough. Mine never did, but it could be argued that I'm a bit of a mutant. I've had tattoos on my chest and forearms since my 20s, and now I'm preparing to get my hands done.
Mind you: I'm 50, divorced, and my kids are all grown up... so if there are negative repercussions at this stage there's no one to suffer for my decision but me, and if people don't like it they can bite me. X{D~
I work in the medical field and have mutilple sleeves, behind my ears tattooed, and fingers too and never had a single issue with getting a job and keeping one with all my tattoos. Nice to see the stigma changing
Thats awesome to hear man! Im a medical student in the UK myself, just wondering what country you work in? Im planning a couple tattoos soon and a sleeve at some point and so far it seems that no one is really bothered about a med student having tattoos.
@@sashankn5568 I work in the U.S as a physician and even recently got my hand done and still no issues with employment!
@@ryanjones7202 Thats awesome to hear! Planning a hand tattoo myself and its great to see the medical field become more leneint towards tattoos :)
Yes it is great to see things changing.
Sick to hear! I'm a scientist and I have my hands completely tatted and a huge sleeve. I'm thinking of getting my neck fully done, but I'm still on the fence as I'm still in my early 20s and only have 6 years of experience in my field.
It can be done. I work in corporate with hand and neck tattoos but I must say, I wear a ton of turtlenecks and scarfs. I wore these items before my tattoos anyway but just keep in mind your wardrobe may need to change. Make sure you work hard and people will respect your position regardless and they may even kick their stereotypes to the curb.
I feel at least from my experience 30 odd years ago, is that you establish yourself as a valuable employee and keep them covered. Once you have proven your worth, they are more excepting of that forearm tattoo slipping out from time to time.
If you plan placement, they may never know you are tattooed. I worked in an office for two years before they knew I had tattoos or piercings. Wore a different vintage suit to work every day.
Thank you for the motivation si se puede I’m getting tatted
You're welcome and enjoy your next one.
I have a throat and neck tattoo and work in corporate luckily my bosses husband is a tattoo artist and I work remote so people won’t see me as often and even when they do it’s in a happy hour setting so not that bad and I manage almost 20 people so times are changing
Yes thankfully they are.
“You could put gloves on and still talk to your grandmother “ 😂😂💔 😭 it’s like you know my gran
Fr fr fr I never thought about wearing gloves, I’m bout to get that tatt now hahahha
Seth Rogen of tattoos, keep making vids !!!!
If you're gonna stop doing things you want because due to fear of judgement you'll never live life!
Life is short so live the way you want, be who you want, look how you want, we need more people like this. And with more people living like this , there will be less stigma .
I agree but also make that decision with the understanding that it couod come with draw backs.
my first tattoo was actually on the back of my neck & i work in a medical clinic. but its a stable job & i've always worn a lot of turtlenecks or high collared shirts so no one has really noticed it. i also know several coworkers that have forearm sleeves, but they also usually hide it.
I'm 42 years old and have been tattooed 40+ times. And yes, this includes hands, neck and face. The two I have on my face were done a little less than a year ago. I am unemployed and draw a check. So this isn't a problem. And because I already had hands and neck, I didn't have to twist the artist's arm at all for my face. And at 42, I've dealt with a lot and feel I've damn well earned the right to ink anywhere I please.
Yes, and you understand the impact of it and how much it has changed.
✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼 great vid.
Thank you.
I work as a BMW sales manger. It took me a good 4 years before I decided to go for my hands, my tattoo artist wouldn’t go near me till I got at least a whole sleeve. Now I have full neck, hands, and fingers. You must think about it before committing to something like that.
It sounds like your artist is old school. It used to be that artist wouldn't even do fore arms until you had run out of space elsewhere. Now it's not uncommon for an 18 year old to walk into the studio and ask to get a neck or hand tattoo for their first tattoo.
I'm in my 30s and i have a strong resume and work blue collar. I have no problem getting and keeping jobs. I just only want to get tattoos that i really want and all the ones really want are hand/forearms.
Then you are in a place where employment shouldn't be an issue. However, understand that if you work with your hands, more durable designs will hold up longer.
I got tattoos from waist up neck tattoo hurt the most. Face tattoo was relaxing lol.
Both sides of my neck done ok for the 1st couple of hours it was the scraping of the black ink over and over which got a bit much ,
Both hands done not a problem ,
Other parts i.e. Arms and back fine
Next tattoo is the throat :-)
Thank you for sharing your experience. I've heard the throat is no fun. Let us know how it turns out.
I plan on getting eyes on the back of my head hahahahahaahah like blue eyes eye lashes blood shot veins lookin crazy starin right at cha !!!! Cause I’m a crazy ass Mexican & going bald
Just work construction. They don’t judge. 21 with tattoos and counting.
That being said, I would stay away from lettering on the fingers. That would look more institutionalized then a rose on the hand does.
This is why you need to discuss the longevity of the tattoo with your artist and consider the impression the tattoo will have. Hand tattoos are a huge commitment and you need to think about how it will effect your career options.
@@bearcatftball61yeah my fingers are done and they scream I’ve been to prison. Ya know. My daughter’s name and all. Shut the fuck up
I got my hand tattoo and knuckles and face tattoo later on did my body first before did hands and face
Saving for my ink! 😎🧐 thinking of a big black widow on my stomach...but seriously for my hand! Good stuff, sub’d!
Thank you for watching and sharing. Glad you found the video helpful.
Roll Tide
I have five tattoos and im 26 so im thinking about getting my first hand tattoo and I can’t wait to get it
Good luck and let us know how it turns out.
Glad to see such a successful channel based out of a shop in little ol Des Monies but anywho I’m planing to go into a carrier in culinary arts or a job at John deer and I really want small tat on the side of my neck I’m already covered in tats do you think I should get it?
I think the only 2 reasons why I get tattoos is because I love tattoos, and how much my dad hates when I get a new tattoo
Yes parental disapproval can be a big motivation. Thank you for watching.
I want a neck tattoo so bad
Research your artist and the design. Also, research how it may effect employment or impact you in daily life.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing ok
I have had my neck and hand tattoos since I was 17 and I would say most people places I’ve worked really don’t care as long as you a hard worker . But it’s mostly like because there sentimental tattoos and nothing just becomes
I has near full sleeve
I have a question. I have two neck tattoos and multiple finger tattoos. I know what I want as far as a small face tattoo by my ear. Do you think that would be the deal breaker for some employers, and what about covering it with makeup for interviews?
I've been lucky to where most of the jobs I've had are pretty relaxed about tattoos showing. Even some of my managers now have them. Only one job that I've had didn't care for them. I'm planning on trying for a really nice hand tattoo for my dad later in the year. I asked one of the higher ups about the hands, and she said as long as it isn't offensive or vulgar, I could get it. My dream job is a photographer.
It all comes down to the type of work it is and how established you are. Good luck and let us know how the tattoo turns out.
I think there's a a distinction to make between a full on hand tattoo and a small finger tattoo. I've seen a lot of places that don't see/don't care about a little finger tattoo that's really common to see with "the youth" lol but they dislike full on hand tattoos. That being said I've had a hard time getting a job with my neck tattoo but I also live in Japan, a place where tattoo discrimination is really high, and work in a food service job that does not care about my neck piece, I have managers with hand tattoos. It's not always a 100% no go with employers. Another thing to think about, completely separate from employment, is the fact that you are probably going to get a lot of comments about your tattoos. Some people don't mind, but if you prefer to have a low profile when out in public, know that being very visible tattooed opens you up to constant comments from strangers. I have my neck and part of my hand tattooed and I'd say I get a comment, strange look etc majority of the time I leave the house. Some.people can cope with that some people hate it, and it's something important to think about before you get tattooed in any of these areas
Yes, I think that people are a little less forgiving of smaller tattoos. They tend to stand out less. I think mainly because people focus less on the hands than the face and neck when they meet someone. Usually people focus on the face and eyes and then only focus on the hands if they are shaking hands or being handed something. Of course that is different in cultures outside of the western world.
It's kind of sad that Japan still struggles with tolerance of tattoos. Their culture and artist contributed so much to the art of Tattooing. I really doubt that Tattooing would be at the level it is without the contributions of Japanese Artist.
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
Thats why they call them job stoppers. :) Great video. Very informative.
Thank you and thank you for watching.
Everlasting job stoppers : tattoos LOL 😂
Lol
Only have one wrist tattoo, got an appointment next week for 2 face tattoos, could not be more excited. The more people tell me not to then them, the more I want them.
Good luck on your tattoo and let us know how it turns out.
I've got one on my upper arm, one on my forearm, one on my chest (just a quote) and now I really want to schedule an appointment to get a hand tattoo!
Good luck and let us know how it goes.
I realllyyy want one on the side of my head. I can always grow it out. And as we get older, tattoos are becoming less and less taboo.
Just get it
I got 2 pieces and my outer and inner fore arm both big cover half my fore arm and my whole outter arm and I’m 17 my 18 is in like 3 weeks and I want to get my hand and fingers (hand Skelton) I’m really considering it I don’t plan on going to collage just working construction/factory so I don’t think it would matter to much but 🤷♂️
Hey bro, did you ever get that hand tattoo?
I feel society needs to change their perspectives of tattoos to look at them as more of art, I feel anyone should be able to get a corporate job with tat anywhere and be judged based on experience and performance rather than looks
It has but there will always be a part of society that will have a negative view of tattoos and body modifications. When it comes to more professional employment where the suit and tie is still the standard uniform, it may never change.
I just did my knuckles, fingers and both knees. That was fun 🥵
Congratulations on your new tattoo. How was it?
@@BodyPiercingTattooing Great, I suggest everyone get a knee tattoo or their fingers. The experience is indescribable.
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
I think getting a more visible tattoo on areas such as the ones mentioned in this video, you have to be smart enough to realize yes it may effect your employment and be ready for that and not taken by surprise. If you’re willing to deal with that in your future then yes it is for you. If your job and paycheck matter ALOT to you and you think there is a possibility of you not getting your dream job or maybe being let go for your appearance, then I that should be a clear sign to you that these areas are not potential body parts for you to get work done on.
The key is to have that discussion with yourself and others before hand. It doesn't hurt to also talk with those that work in the industry that is your dream job. Having that insight into the industry's opinion of visible tattoos maybe surprising. Even in the service industry there is a limit of tolerance depending on your location. Ass with any body modifications, do your research before hand.
35 and i own dog grooming businesses. Both sleeves are fully done and i'm watching videos now to make sure the hand tatt i have booked in is the right decision 😂. I think it should be ok lol, i'm mid 30s and career is pretty set i rekon 😅
The only thing you may want to consider is avoiding contact with the animals during the healing process. Saniderm might be the answer and you should talk to your artist about it.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing way ahead of ya, i have a sheet left over from my last tatt that i didn't use. Grooming dogs and having my hands wet with a tattoo is kinda freaking me out tbh 😬
I recently used it on my last tattoo and was amazed at how easy it was. If they get it on right it should be water proof.
The worst part about hand tattoos is the damn healing process. Mine are all swollen. And then in the healing of one of them, on the scabbed phase my daughter stepped on my hand and ripped off some scabs and took the ink out! So I’ve gotta get some spots re-done and hand tattoos hurt so bad lol. But I’m a pussy during tattoos. I’m surprised I’ve got as many as I do lol
And here i am wanting to get a neck and a hand tattoo, 19yo and unemployed😅
Well, we want you have body art that doesn't effect you in a negative way. Like not being able to find employment. If you want visible tattoos, the key is to find a career that you are not only passionate about but won't be impacted by your tattoos.
I got my visible tattoos at 19 can’t believe it’s been nearly 10 years already
@@hungarian_cuman Do you feel they have ever negatively affected your life in any way ?
@@niconasty8717 yes and no,
mainly yes. I’ve had some compliments from people but a lot of funny looks, interest from security, police and certain people and definitely been passed up on opportunities before in my life since so far.
I rlly want a hand tattoo if someone don’t like it fine oh well I don’t need them 😂
Like all body art, it is for you first. We just like to make you aware of what other people's reaction maybe and how that may effect your life.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing I'm wondering how employers would view the tattoo idea I'm planning, the black pawns of a chess set on my fingers and the other 8 pieces on the back of my hand, across my knuckles from the pawns.
Obviously nobody can accuse me of not thinking ahead. 🤔
Of course subject matter will cause some difference. I think you would be better off with chest pieces than Tattooing "I hate Customers" on the back of your hand.
@@Greg_Rock its your choice im planning on doin it this march on the 15th on my hand and full sleeve I personally would never judge someone off of their tattoos thats just ridiculous. Its part of who you are if you cant accept that your just a bad person imo
My gf wants to get a tatoo on her neck, it is a tarantula, a big tarantula. She already has big tattoos, one total sleeve, and on her tighs, but they can be covered, the neck tatoo can't, and also wants to tatoo her hand with skull tatoos. She works at an Hotel, it will affect her?
It really depends on the hotel and who owns it. Also if she works directly with the public.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing She works directly with people
Then they may not allow her to work with the public.
I have a neck and hand tattoo working as an Occupational therapist at a hospital and let me tell you the majority of staff here don't take me srs 😂
Thank you for sharing your experience and watching.
I think it has nothing to do with the tattoos 😂
From what I've heard, you have to EARN these types of tattoos, Face, hands, neck, you can't get them as your first tattoo and most artists will reject that as a first tattoo. For this reason and the whole job stopper thing, my future neck tattoo, even though it will be small and simple, is going to be one of my absolute last tattoos. I'm even considering my hands, but i plan on waiting until i build up arms sleeves before deciding on if that's what i really want. Personally, because of things like the stigma around them but also that chance of regret or coming to hate the piece or placement, it really worries me when people without many tattoos wanna go straight for these ones. Like, idk if they're really thinking about it? As a kid i wanted a face tatoo but as an adult i find that anything on my face is highly impractical not just cuz of jobs and stigma but also for my lifestyle; i wear a lot of makeup ttypically and i hate the look of tattoos under foundatuon. even if i had all the jobs available in the world after a face tatoo, that reason alone stops me from getting it. idk I'm someone who typically thinks about my tatoos for a while before getting them, partly cuz i have to save uo miney but partly cuz i wanna be sure the piece/placment is something guaranteed i'll keep forever. i don't wanna go through getting anything removed or covered up and i grew up hraring how permanent tattoos were so i always assumed it was something to out thought into.
It used to be the case. You couldn't get tattooed on the face hands or feet until you were completely covered everywhere else. That has kind of gone out the window the last ten years or so.
Though a lot of people claim that highly visible tattoos don't effect employment anymore, I think they really don't take into account a lot of professional fields that won't hire them. It is a commitment thar t you need to understand before you get one.
Interesting insights..as for me got 2 full sleeves tattoos invested 95 hours..they kinda end about the wrists..I'm going to get my hands..will match old school motorcycle theme...but your right..need to get tattoos on arms to see if you want this..
Hand tattoo sessions are under 2 hours,how long is a neck tattoo,shortest time and longest sessions?
It really depends on the design. There is a lot more space to work with when it comes to neck tattoos. Also they work better for more details than hand tattoos.
My throat took around 4 hours total. That’s from jawline/chin down to collarbone-ish area. But then again, only black work. Color would definitely add some more time.
Austin Cifuni wicked!
Mine was about 1 1/2 hour buts it’s a decent size name from the side of my neck to the center of my throat
My throat took just over 3hrs but I had other ink work on my neck too so in total quite a few hours
I am an apprentice at a restaurant, Going to be a chef, I am 18 years old and have tattos on my forearm, they seem to like it, getting my hand done in 2 weeks, Do you think it is safe when im a chef? Please respond
Talk to you artist. I'm guess that you have gloves on most of the night while you are working. They may suggest saniderm t limit contact and changing gloves often.
I'm 16 and gone straight to have my hand covered is that a bad decision ?
It could be depending on your life path. I would suggest starting in another area and move into a hand tattoo.
Yes
Yeah cause your underage so whoever's tatting you is corrupt
You ever seen hand tattoo's effect IT Jobs? I have Full sleeves and Leg sleeves.I'm finishing my back, but my hands are itching to be done so bad.
Just do it I have a neck tattoo and work in hospital all good ppl get used to it
I already have tattoos but not my hands or neck what is the pain level for both
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Short answer, they all hurt!!!!!
Hands most people compare it to getting tattooed on other joint areas of the body. Though there is a limited amount of space and detail that will work, so hand tattoos tend to be short sessions under 2 hours.
Neck tattoos not too bad until you get into the vulnerable areas of the neck. For example, it is going to be more sensitive over the windpipe and Adam's apple and the side of the neck where jugular vein is. Like most tattoos, there are those special spots that just hurt.
Overall on a scale of 1-10, 6-8.
i have my hands done, it hurts alittle on the side there the pinky joins to your hand, knunkles feel really weird but not so much pain, the underside of the wrist hurt more imo
I just got my hand done and I promise you it was like a 3-4 pain my hand is swollen because I’m really skinny but other than that I was chillin
Logan Beuth Man knuckles did feel weird and that lil skin between the thumb and index finger feel funny but overall it’s tolerable
The job issue is why I chose to work in kitchens. Granted I was working at a place for almost 2 years before I got my neck done on vacation and when I returned my boss came in and asked me about it and said she was relieved because she thought I was in a gang. I guess it didn't help that my neck is the number 13 ( both my daughters were born at 13:13 military time).
I just got my hand done last week and I'm sure it will be mentioned at my next job when I get one. But until then I'll enjoy my stay at home dad position and not worry about it.
Don't want face tattoos at all but I do want my head tattooed eventually.
Lol watched this after getting my tattoo oops.. I’m 18 and it’s a full hand tattoo 😂💀
Nice ! I’ve had visible tattoos since 18 too am now mid 20s 1 on back of left hand 1 on back of right hand throat covered and both sides of neck covered so far :)
K Vee I’m about to get my hand done in literally 24hrs just interested to hear of you struggles for work and what exactly you ended up doing for work in the end?
CutlerTheCourageous Cutler well I’ve only had one interview in my working life so far and the boss man didn’t really give a damn but i wasn’t working with the public so that might’ve been why but a shop near me which sells video games, phones, laptops etc. Has workers with visible tattoos one goth chick has a small one under her eyes and I’ve seen some small hand ones before on some workers it all depends on the company & boss & what the tattoo is. anyway hope yours goes well and you got a good artist to do it :)
Rory Kenward does it matter weather it’s your first or last tattoo I mean if you want your hand tattooed you should get your hand tattooed you only live once and you can still get great jobs with hand tats I’ve recently had my right hand tattooed (full hand) and I have also recently got my self a fantastic job so I really don’t see the issue with it in these modern times.
I think you should be able to do what you wish however you should understand the risks and long term impact it might have.
Can 6 hour coloured tattoos be removed
It's possible with laser removal.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing does it leave any marks? I appreciate the information
@@BodyPiercingTattooing do ypu know if it will leave marks behind after the procedure
It really depends on the tattoo and your skin. The lasers have gotten more advanced but it may take a number of treatments.
I am pretty covered. Full backpiece just completed. Half chest, into full sleeve on left side. one on upper right arm. Big one on right side of ribs, half leg sleeve on right lower leg. One down my left shin, one on my left calf. And I am booked in for right inner forearm in Feb and upper left thigh in April. Both pretty big pieces.
But, nothing I want more done than my hands and I think I qualify for that now. Neck and face is personally a no from me. Especially face, don't think that's a good look tbh. I am going to approach my boss when he's back and see if I can get away with hands. I hope so, cause if not I have BIG decision to make. I don't agree with people telling me what I can and can't do with my body. So it will be a bitter pill to swallow and not sure one I can stomach. I love my job. But, not enough to make my life choices about them!
Lol I have a hatchetmab tattoo on my inner arm
I see a lot of people with small finger, neck and face tattoos, a few store assistants with small flowers on their fingers, stars under the eye, a pharmacist with a rose on her ear, I don't care what society thinks personally, you can't discriminate based on race, gender/gender identity or any number of things, if I like having my face tattooed, ears and nostrils stretched, cheeks pierced and tongue split, why should I be discriminated more than someone who gets large breast implants, etc. I don't have offensive slogans, symbols or images, if you don't want to employ me you can f**k right off, it's my body and to be honest, I've had few negative comments, most people compliment my body mods, even after blacking out my left hand and forearm, so it's only the person discriminating with the problem. I could understand if I got a big swastika or racial slogan or a naked woman on my face or hands, but why anything benign?
Pros of being a self employed music producer??….I can get tats wherever 😅😂
Yes, it is one of those job that being tattooed may actually improve your career.
@@BodyPiercingTattooing lol this is true 😂 thanks for the video bro 🙏
You're welcome and thank you for watching.
I don't really buy this idea of needing to have non-visible tattoos before visible tattoos. I was never bothered about having my chest, back, (etc) tattooed, so I completely understand others who want their first tattoo on their face. It's true, of course, that plenty of people are going to find it tougher to get a job. (On the other hand, some of us will prefer to employ people with face tattoos... actually it even makes good commercial sense: such employees tend to work harder, be more loyal, have more realistic pay demands, and be very happy working as a family. They can also be more creative and assertive. All these are great qualities.) My employees have a self-development allowance each year, and they're welcome to spend that on training if they want, or on travel if they want, or the most extreme body mods they can imagine, if they want. At the end of the day, I would sacrifice anything I needed to, to be myself. And I'm helping to normalise the behaviour and the aesthetic on the way.
When we talking about visible tattoos, especially in more extreme areas like the face and hands, it's more about letting the client know that it might be an issue in the future. It's the ethical thing to do because let's face it a lot of employers do not share your knowledge and understanding of what body art represents.
I would like that to change in the years to come and you are right, the more exposure and the more common place it becomes, the less prejudice there will be.
I strongly believe that a person value shouldn't be defined by how they look but on their character, their contributions and their abilities. It seems that we get a little closer to that every generation.
Hate to be that guy but I don’t want to work for anyone that puts me in a box for my tattoos. I’m an artist so I can get away with it tho. I have my hands done but I’m waiting for a while to do the neck
By the year 2025 the numbers say neck tattoos will be up 23% from the numbers in 2021.
They are becoming increasingly more popular.
Well if you think a lot about do or not to do I advice you to NOT. You are unsure.
Generally whenever anyone is on the fence about getting something, I would suggest waiting until you are sure. Sometimes a cooling off period is needed.
I’m going to be a blue collar , so I’m not tripping
Which is what we are trying to make clear. If you have that freedom great but don't be surprised when you decide that you want to move into the front office, you might not be able to.
Body Piercing & Tattooing right , I understand. Good video
I feel hand tattoos should be allowed because you can still cover them up but neck and face should not be allowed
I have a hand tatto, and i never have gloves on. If u are going to spend time stressing about what other people think then dont Get it that visible
Thank you for sharing and watching.
@@jakesmith4530 facts 👍🏼
You forgot to mention that a hand tatt isn’t as worse as finger tatts, some jobs are okay with hand tattoos but most are not okay with finger tattoos
It's ink that's earned. Not your first piece.
I think increasingly it isn't. There is a lot of people getting their first tattoos on hands, necks and areas that were considered the earned spots.
Lots of Regret Out There
Do what you want don’t listen to this nonsense
Yes, do what you want but also educate yourself before you get it done. I don't think that is nonsense at all.
Do face tattos hurt Nd if dey do rate them 1-10 Nd wat to do when I’m nervous getting Nd first face tatt
Yes, but it varies depending on the location.
Body Piercing & Tattooing I was getting one at the bottom near my eye to the left is that gone hurt?
It’s 5 letter word how long dats gone take
It isn't going to be comfortable, this DaVo and I personally don't have any tattoos in the area. However, I've seen many get tattooed there and talked to a number of people that have been. None of them said that it wasn't on the high end of tattoo pain. It's one of the reasons the design is often small and not detailed.
Now can you live through it? Yes. Is it often a short, quick tattoo? Yes.
It depends on the artist and the font.