Is 70 too old to get a tattoo?

Getting a tattoo is not restricted to young people only; everyone can go get a tattoo at any age they want. It is not something exclusive to young adults, so you should not be bothered by that. If you feel like you need to express yourself or be spontaneous or rebellious, then don’t think about your age.

Can you get a tattoo at 80?

Whether you’re 40, 60, or 80 (kudos!) getting your first tattoo later in life can be a great way to celebrate your life, so don’t hesitate any longer.

Do tattoos look good when you get older?

This again depends on the tattoo. Generally speaking, a well-cared for tattoo that has more fine lines will fade in fifteen years. Bigger, bolder lines can maintain their look for thirty to forty years plus if you got them when you were young and cared for them well.

How to find a good tattoo artist for seniors?

If you love traditional American tattoos (a la Sailor Jerry), find someone who can do that work well. If you love watercolor design and realism, look for artists who can offer you what you need. Even more importantly, it’s also better to work with an artist who has done work on seniors before.

Why are so many seniors getting tattoos?

What society once viewed as the rebellious decision of an impudent young adult has nearly become the norm, and seniors’ getting their own tattoos is the natural result.Building a career often means making sacrifices, like having to maintain a professional appearance, even if that means you can’t dye your hair or your skin the colors you’d like.

Who is the world’s most tattooed senior woman?

According to Guinness World Records, Varley is the world’s most tattooed senior woman. Linda May Ellis of Rockland, Mass., poses at a Boston tattoo convention in 2003. Ellis is holding the childhood picture of herself at 7 years old that was used as a model for the tattoo on her arm, which was done after Ellis turned 50.

Can you get a tattoo if you are over 60?

If you love watercolor design and realism, look for artists who can offer you what you need. Even more importantly, it’s also better to work with an artist who has done work on seniors before. Tattooing older skin means working with a softer, less elastic material that’s far more prone to bruising.