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That depends on the religion and beliefs of the individual. There are some religions that believe that mutilating one's body will prevent one from going to heaven. There are some individuals that believe that all possible tattoos are the work of the devil and mark that individual as his subjects.
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Will sweat damage a tattoo?
It could cause an infection which can damage a tattoo. If you have to sweat after getting a tattoo then clean it when you're done sweating.
You were putting lotion on your tattoo and you noticed some of the ink was on your hand is it going to be all right?
if its a new tattoo your fine . the tattoo will scap and some of the ink will leak its your body getting rid of all of the left over ink . but you shouldn't be putting lotion on a new tattoo a&d ointment is the best that's what the tattoo artists in ny recommend
Why does Judas have all those tattoos?
Because indians or africans (I forgot) used to chant around a fire and pierce and tattoo themselves to talk to spirits nobody knows why, but apparently it's the devil's work so that's why people think people with tats and piercings are going to go to hell.
Regret getting a tattoo?
Yes you should. You cannot get it off. It is going to stay there the rest of your life.
Where can you see an image of Danica Patrick's tattoo?
This is as close as you're going to get: Click on the link below.
Do lil twist have a tattoo?
Hell yea
You want to get a tattoo on your crotch Is it ok?
Yeah bro go ahead but it is going to hurt like hell and you are going to have to shave like a 3 day before cause if you get cut then it is only going to hurt worse Good luck bro
Why does Percy Jackson have a tattoo?
Who the Hell asked this question READ THE BOOK SERIES he doesnt have a tattoo if he does in the movie well the his actor got a tattoo to make himself look cool
Will you go to hell if you get a tattoo?
No, of course you don't! Some say a tattoo is a desecration of ones body and that God wouldn't be very pleased with that since he gave you your body to take of. Ultimately, they say yes, you will go to hell if you get a tattoo. On the other hand, others say a tattoo is just a form of creativity and expression; something that God loves since He is the ultimate Creator. They say no, you most definitely will not go to hell if you get a tattoo. Some say God doesn't exist and neither does hell so you won't go anywhere for doing anything to your body. It all really depends on your beliefs to make the decision.
Will you go to hell if you decide get a tattoo?
No, of course you don't! Some say a tattoo is a desecration of ones body and that God wouldn't be very pleased with that since he gave you your body to take of. Ultimately, they say yes, you will go to hell if you get a tattoo. On the other hand, others say a tattoo is just a form of creativity and expression; something that God loves since He is the ultimate Creator. They say no, you most definitely will not go to hell if you get a tattoo. Some say God doesn't exist and neither does hell so you won't go anywhere for doing anything to your body. It all really depends on your beliefs to make the decision.
What gang has 1 percent tattoo?
Hell's Angels they are known as the 1 percenters
When was We're Going to Hell for This created?
We're Going to Hell for This was created in 2002.
How do you use the word tattoo in a sentence?
The tattoo looked nothing like the one in the picture.I might get a tattoo of a dragon.
What does Sean smiths tattoo say from the blackout?
All Hell Can't Stop Us Now
What does what the hell is going on mean?
Its means your asking the devil in hell whats going on? whats happening to me?
Where can one get a hip tattoo?
You can get a hip tattoo by going to your local tattoo artist. When choosing a tattoo artist you should make sure that they have a design that you like and a price that you can afford.
What does a ghost ship tattoo mean?
A Regular ship tattoo symbolizes going or sailing through life easily, and simply a ghost ship tattoo is the opposite; going through life very hard.
