Tattoos on certain areas of the body fade more than others, especially in areas where tattoos fade the most due to friction, sun exposure, or skin stretching.. When deciding where to put your tattoo, it's important to consider how well it will last over time and whether you want to get it regularly touched up.
Some locations on the body and some styles of tattoos may not hold ink well. At many tattoo shops, these locations and styles of tattoos are not guaranteed and touch-ups are not included in the price of your tattoo.
The locations that are commonly known to fade, blow out, or not heal correctly include:
hands
fingers
feet
palms
elbows
armpits
inside upper arms
inside the lip/mouth
tongue
side of wrist
behind ear
heel of foot
knee
collar bone
neck
The skin in these areas either stretches or is under a lot of usage or sheds more than other areas of the body.
What Types of Tattoos Fade the Quickest?
Certain types of tattoos also tend to fade more over time.
Tattoo styles that are commonly known to fade include:
water-color
minimalist (fine line tattoos)
dot work
micro tattoos
All kinds of tattoos in all places may experience normal fading due to the sun and passing of time. Fading may also occur due to improper aftercare treatment and/or any kind of self-inflicted damages.
Solana Tattoo Company is proud to be one of the best and highly rated tattoo and piercing shops in the Fort Collins area. Our experienced artists are dedicated to providing top-quality tattoos and body piercings in a clean and professional environment. If you have any questions or want more information about tattoo fading or body piercings, don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to help you through every step of the process and ensure you have a great experience!
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