Tattoo on birthmark

Jasmine Waller on Instagram: "This client wanted her tattoo very subtle. So we decided to make it look like a birthmark. I think this little moon is ADORABLE !"

Inked Magazine on Instagram: “A creative way to incorporate a birthmark into a beautiful tattoo 😍 Ink by @ink.feb24⁠ ⁠ Tap the link in bio for more birthmark tattoos ⁠”

Some people get tattoos and then regret doing it. In fact, according to one survey, 78% of respondents regretted getting one. However, today’s heroes shouldn’t worry about that. They turned their scars and birthmarks into art pieces right on their bodies, and it seems that it’s difficult to start regretting such a decision. Let’s have a look at the results.

Beauty marks can look very attractive, and with cosmetic micropigmentation, you can get a tattoo mole wherever you want. Here's all about it.

We already published an article about tattoos covering up birthmarks and another one about inking over scars so we figured why not do a piece that combines the two together. After all, millions of people have blemishes on their skin that they're not excited about and there are plenty of ways to transform them into works of art.

Tattoos mean different things to different people around the world. For some they're nothing more than a fashion statement, while others get them for cultural reasons, like the Māori for instance. Many get them as a memento of a time, place, or person. But some people choose to get a tattoo for an entirely different reason, such as to cover up a scar for example.