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Your foot serves a very important role - that is for walking. However, there is also a great chance of enhancing it and giving it a sexier look. Getting a tattoo is one of your options. Have you gone through the available foot tattoo designs meant for women? What are your choices so far? Do you prefer that of a sexy, feminine, and girlish style?

The thing is you can always accomplish what you have in mind by looking for the best resources for the design. The potential of spotting one that will perfectly suit you is really high so you must not worry about it.

This article will help you find one unique and very special style. After all, your foot is one of the sexiest parts of your body which you must become proud of!

Things to Note of when Considering the Designs

As you concert your effort in finding the right design of the foot tattoo to employ, you should remember that you have an array of selection to look at. One of the things that you must remember has something to do with the size of the tattoo itself. If you don’t have any restrictions, then you may employ something that is bigger.

However, if your workplace or school doesn’t allow it, then all that you can settle for is one that has a smaller size. One more thing, if you plan to have a dainty and feminine looking design, be sure to find something that is originally small by nature. If you plan to shrink its actual size then the design might turn out to be really messy.

Design Suggestions for Your Foot Tattoo

The flower tattoo. Flowers are indeed very feminine. No matter which side you look at, you will certainly find them to bear some significant meanings. If you plan to get inked with this design, it will be best for you to research on some flowers and their symbols. If you have a favorite one, then go on and have it tattooed on your foot. A great artist knows how to let the flower look alive and pretty.

The angel tattoo. This is yet another very feminine design. The foot may not accommodate a group of angels so perhaps you may settle with one or two of them. Angels are known to provide protection and they do reveal the person’s spiritual aspect. You can go for the cartoon angel, a cherub, or a guardian angel.

The fairy tattoo. Fairies are also among the top choices of women. The fairy tattoo can be designed in various styles that will surely project your personality. If you are an outdoor person, then you may get the nature fairy tattoo.

Knowing Your Sexy Spots

Where is your sexy spot? This is an undying question. However, for your information, apart from your foot, your sexy spots include the lower back, wrist, upper breast, shoulder, back of your neck, wrist, on your tailbone, inner thigh, underneath the bra strap, hips, above the pubic area, around the belly button, and ankle.

So why not start getting the feeling of sexiness with the foot tattoo designs now? Be daring, sexy, dainty, or very feminine. Ooze with tons of sex appeal on the spot. You can love yourself even more with these body ornaments!

As tattoos are slowly but surely gaining acceptance and popularity amongst most of the American population, it is interesting to note how widespread the appeal of this practice is becoming in other countries around the world.  It is also interesting to consider how various other cultures view this practice, and whether those views have changed over time as has been the case with the United States.

Although it may be surprising to Americans whose main source of familiarity with Oriental symbols and other artwork comes from viewing this lovely, traditional art in tattoo studios all across the United States, due to the significant influence of Buddhist and Confucianist religions both the Japanese and Chinese societies take a very negative view of tattoos.  In these societies, tattooing was a means of branding criminals;  it was not acceptable for citizens to engage in the process.  In today’s society, tattoos are still unacceptable.  Although their younger generation usually takes a more liberal view of tattooing, the youngsters who have them generally keep them covered.

Tattoos have long been a part of life for royalty in Great Britain.  Following in the footsteps of his predecessors King George the fifth and King Edward the seventh, one of today’s most well-known royal figures, Prince Charles, also sports a tattoo.  Unlike in the distant past, however, tattoos in Great Britain are no longer limited to the class of royalty;  during the past few decades, tattoos showing up on their rock stars has brought the practice to the mainstream population.  What was once a status symbol for wealthy public figures has become a widespread part of everyday life for the younger generations.

In Mexico, tattoos were originally thought of as a symbol of courage.  The early explorers who arrived in Mexico in 1519 believed the practice to be the influence of Satan.  In a recent survey, more than half of those polled who were over age thirteen stated that they would consider getting a tattoo.  While most expressed a preference for designs such as flowers, religious symbols, or names, some said they would like a tattoo of their favorite brands of soda or beer.  This is assisting in marketing to some degree, as many people in Mexico City now consider tattoos to be a fashion accessory, not only widely acceptable but in style.

In Vietnam, tattooing is still currently illegal, and is rarely done except in prisons.  For those who insist on having some type of body modification in light of the laws against tattooing, cigarette burns are used instead.  It is rare that anyone other than gang members utilize this practice.

Considering both the Biblical prohibitions against tattooing and the still-present memories of the Holocaust, it is not surprising that most of the older generation in Israel continues to hold a negative view of tattoos.  It is a little surprising, though, that the younger generation not only does not always share this viewpoint, and actually considers the practice of getting tattoos of religious symbols to be a visible sign of pride in their Jewish heritage and identity.

In assessing both the historical aspects and present-day points of view, it’s not difficult to see that for many countries around the world culture plays a significant role in whether or not tattoos are thought of as an acceptable form of self-expression.  In most cases it is also clear that with or without cultural influences, times change and with the changing times comes different ways of looking at the subject of tattoos.  What took a very long time to gain widespread popularity in the United States has proceeded in a similar fashion in most other countries also.