1. With
some people willing to do almost anything to make some money, and advertisers being desperate to
reach their audience, its surprising that sponsored tattoos took this long
to reach our ears. In 2013, a real estate company made an offer to their
employees that many couldn’t refuse: get a company logo tattooed on your
body, and receive a 15 percent pay raise. Believe it or not, but dozens accepted the offer.
2. Did
you know tattooing is prohibited in American prisons? Yeah, and though is
prohibited they still do it widely, and since they don’t have a
professional artist inside the prision well, this are the materials they
use to do them: ballpoint pens, paper clips, soot and guitar strings,
ouch!
3.For
the Ainu women in Japan have tattoos of giant-sized lips on their faces is
very common. Lip tattooing was seen as a mark of maturity and believed to
repel evil spirits.
4. But lets not stop talking about the Japanese! The most famous of all criminal tattoos are worn by
the Japanese mafia, the Yakuza. They wear traditional designs
in a full body suit that can be hidden entirely from view by clothes as an
sign of their commitment to their gang!
5. And
last but not least, the toy maker Mattel had introduced the Butterfly Art
Barbie in 1999, which featured a butterfly tattoo on the doll’s stomach.
Temporary tattoos were also provided for the doll’s owners. However, it
was discontinued after receiving complaints from parents. “But why mom, I wanna have a tattoo as
well!”
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