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Recently, throughout the world, you can see a surge in the popularity of tattoos. What is it? Destruction of stereotypes about who has them? Or just a desire to prove yourself?

The scientific work, which appeared on the website of the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, gives perhaps the deepest insight into tattoos since the burst of their popularity in the early 90's.
The results indicate that 24 percent of Americans between the ages of 18 and 50 wear tattoos; It's almost every fourth.
"Indeed, these days, people who do not have them are turning into unique ones," said Chris Keaton, tattoo artist and president of the Baltimore Tatu Museum.
Body art is more than just a tattoo.
Approximately 1 person out of 7 respondents has a piercing. For the most part, this refers to the category of 18- to 29-year-olds. Somewhere half - 48 percent - in this category have either a tattoo or a piercing.
According to recent studies, more and more people are involved in the art of body painting
So why is this art so popular?
Researchers believe that this allows people to broadcast their image to the world. Others consider this a sign of rebellion. The questionnaire showed that almost three quarters of those that have piercings went to this step before the 24s.
The questionnaire also revealed that a common opinion about those who have tattoos is true: people who drink, use drugs, were in prison or are adherents of a religion, are most likely to have them.
The same applies to piercings. Unfortunately, no relationship has been established with the level of education, income or category of work ...
The difference between these two hobbies is obvious - the piercing can be easily removed, which can not be said about the tattoo.
Is it harmful to health?
Approximately one in four respondents reported having health problems, including skin infections. Among those who had punctured mouths and tongues, talked about problems with the teeth.
13 percent had difficulties with the removal of tattoos.
The tattoo industry is regulated at the staff level, but not at the federal level. By the way, there are no specially allowed pigments or ink.
"Freedom-2, a company in Philadelphia, hopes to launch the first two lines of temporary tattoo ink, though without the consent of the federal administration.
To create ink, the pigment must be encapsulated in the polymer. These microcapsules are designed for tattooing. Thus, the tattoo will be permanent, only at the request of customers.
To remove the tattoo, you will need to hold only a few laser exposures to open the capsules and allow the ink to suck in safely.
Another type of ink is designed for the same technology, only the capsules will dissolve themselves depending on the version in six, 12 or 24 months.
It will be like a piece of jewelry that can be removed. The tattoo will come down from the body simply by itself.

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